Questionnaires go out to veterans widows and dependents
The Veterans Administration mails annual income questionnaires to 924000 veterans and widows and children of deceased veterans receiving disability and death pensions. Return within 30 days to avoid stopping pension payments. The forms cover 1954 income and 1955 projections with detailed reporting requirements and pension rate figures.
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Veterans Administration
Korea
Made Not Born Suckers and the stock swindle guide
Nathaniel L. Goldstein former New York attorney general warns against boiler room stock sellers and Montreal frauds in an Ex change article. He offers an investor’s guide urging cautious brokers, no single testimonials, written witnesses, and no hurried decisions to shield buyers from gyp artists. February marks the 45th anniversary of the Boy Scouts.
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Nathaniel L. Goldstein
State of
New York
Exchange Magazine
Goldstein
Boiler Room
Montreal
Understanding United States Statutory Copyright Basics
The text explains common law versus statutory copyright for published works, noting 28 year initial term with 28 year renewal, and protected categories such as books periodicals lectures music art maps and photographs. It outlines steps to secure a copyright including proper notice publication and registration with the Copyright Office.
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United States
Register of Copyrights
Washington
Soil Conservation District Leaders Seek Congress Help
Texas soil conservation district supervisors urged Congress to provide adequate technical assistance for 67 000 landowners across 170 districts. In a resolution at the 14th annual convention they warned against a proposed Soil Conservation Service budget cut and stressed the need for more trained technicians.
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San Antonio
Texas Soil Conservation District
Congress
Texas
Texas Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service
Association
French visitor notes American middle class during Midwest tour
A visiting French observer of U S factories remarks that after touring homes of average workers in the Midwest he sees why there are no social classes. He notes workers can own homes cars refrigerators TV sets and other goods, concluding Americans are all middle class.
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Midwest
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