Veterans Affairs Q A Summary of Benefit Rules
A reprint of veteran questions covers cemetery leases by Veterans Administration and private owners denial. It confirms no VA leases. It notes that insurance benefits cannot be paid to a remarried spouse but to the veteran or estate. It explains last compensation checks become part of the veteran’s estate and burial awards may be claimed by the person who bore sickness costs. It states veterans pay no commissions for guaranteed loans. usual borrower fees apply. It adds GI Bill benefits apply to World War II veterans only.
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Veterans Administrations
Veterans Administration
National Service
Wno
Veterans Aid Expands Training For Disabled World War II Vets
VA reports almost 230000 disabled veterans in training under Public Law 16. By May 1, about 128877 were enrolled in colleges or universities, 100769 in on the job training. Since 1943, over 8500 veterans rehabilitated. States list Texas 14306, Louisiana 3248, Mississippi 3987. Projections show veteran families growing to 62.5 million by 1957 from 46 million in 1947. The notice includes a Grayson County foreclosure petition with property lots listed and tax arrears through 1946, dated June 2, 1947.
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Veterans Administration
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
The
VA Program Implications Shaped by Decade Outlook
The discussion centers on how the evolving implications will affect multiple VA programs over the next ten years, highlighting policy shifts, funding needs, and administrative adjustments critical to veterans services.
Blue Eagle to Replace Truman's Sacred Cow
Washington says a blue eagle with a yellow beak will replace the Sacred Cow as President Truman's travels switch to a new high speed Flying White House DC 6. The plane, to be named Independence, will honor the United States and Truman's Missouri home, with a yellow beak nose and blue neck decor.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Independence
United States
Missouri
Henry T
Hank) Myers
Fort Worth
Roosevelt
Ross
Diet Comeback Quip Sparks Laugh in Small Town
A humorous exchange in a local column features a child asking what she will do when grown and the mother replying with a quick joke about dieting. The snippet reflects lighthearted, community-week coverage and light social banter.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Grayson County Texas
Two sheriff sales in Grayson County Texas. First on July 1 1947 at the courthouse in Sherman will sell Lots 6 and 7, Block 6, O T P Van Alstyne to satisfy a 1947 tax judgment against H Whitlock et al. Second on May 26 1947 in Whitewright will sell Lot 5, Block 10 Grayson College Addition to Whitewright to satisfy a tax judgment against N P Patillo et al. Both sales subject to redemption and rights of heirs and other lienholders.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
Louetta Day
W. W. Day
Eula B. Day
Lura B. Pelly
Laura B. Pelly
G. M. Pelley
John W. Day
Mattie G. Swain
Ed Swain
Hattie Blackwelder
C. A. Blackwelder
Edward Day
Eva Lee Day
Lela May Day
Lela Day
A. D
Gunter
Sherman
S. V. Earnest
Grayson County
Iva Davidson
State of Texas
van Alstyne
District Court
15Th Judicial District of Texas
H Whitlock
H. Whitlock
Mary Louis Whitlock
Myrtle Whitlock
Block 6
Fred Prestage
Ralph T. Oliver
Whitewright
Whitewright Independent
N. P. Patillo
Peoples Mortuary Co
N. P
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