Veterans Administration Guaranteed Loans Q A summary of eligibility and fees
The Veterans Administration explains loan guarantees for veterans. The guarantee lasts until ten years after World War II ends. No commission or similar charges may be charged to the veteran for guaranteeing or insuring a loan. Borrower pays customary out of pocket fees such as appraisal and title examination. If payments default, remedies depend on the loan terms, lender actions, and state law. VA does not make loans or match borrowers with lenders.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration loan guarantees and reimbursements
The text explains that under law the Veterans Administration guarantees or insures part of loans made to veterans and pays lenders a 4 percent credit on the guaranteed portion. The veteran does not repay this amount.
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Veterans Administration
VA Urges WWII Vets To Pay Premiums By Draft Check Or Money Order
Veterans Administration advises World War II veterans in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi to remit G I insurance premiums by draft, personal check or money order payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Mail payments to the Dallas Collections Unit. VA also tests an oil emulsion in a pilot study to immobilize bacteria in TB wards, tracing back to World War II research.
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Veterans Administration
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Louisiana
Mississippi
United States
Insurance Service
Commerce Street
Dallas
Army
Navy
VA tests ceiling projectors for bedridden patients
The Veterans Administration is piloting a program to provide education to paralyzed and tubercular patients by projecting microfilmed textbooks onto ceilings over their beds. The effort, part of Educational Retraining Medical Rehabilitation Service, uses 32 manuals from 200 courses including grammar physics and small business operation.
Health and Probate Notice in Grayson County Texas
Public health note precedes a legal notice issued in Grayson County Texas. It commands publication for ten days to notify interested parties in the estate of George F. Bauerfeind deceased. Administrator George R. Tinkle seeks final settlement approval in County Court in Sherman on Monday July 28 1947.
Disconnecting an Electric Iron Cord Do It by the Plug
When disconnecting the cord on your electric iron pull on the plug that fits into the outlet and never the cord. This cautions users to handle electrical connections safely by grabbing the plug end rather than tugging at the cord to prevent damage or shocks.
Final settlement hearing for Claude V. Whiting estate
Citation to the sheriff or constable states administrator J B Fox filed a final account in Grayson County Court, Texas, on July 14 1947. The account docketed as No 6480 will be heard Monday July 28 1947 at 10:00 a m in Sherman courthouse. Claude V Whiting deceased to appear. J C Buchanan Clerk. Deputy Iva Medlin.
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State of Texas
Grayson County
Texas
George F. Bauerfeind
George R. Tinkle
Said
Said County
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Marguerite Berry
Claude V. Whiting
J. B. Fox
J.C. Buchanan
Iva Medlin
Nina Robson
Verne W. Murray
Notice to contest Nina Robson estate final settlement
Verne W. Murray administrator filed July 14 1947 in Grayson County Court the account for final settlement of Nina Robson deceased. On Monday July 28 1947 parties may appear to contest the final settlement and seek approval. Iva Medlin deputy cites and notifies all accordingly. 1t
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S. H. Montgomery Agency
J. B. Warren
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
Eva Ue
H. B. McMahan
Mr. Hopkins
Southwestern Bell
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