Veteran Benefits Q and A on Dependents, Discharge, and GI Loans
A veterans benefits Q and A covers dependents entitlement only if disability is 50 percent or more and notes a yellow Army discharge is dishonorable unless later found sane. It also says VA waivers end when total disability ceases and outlines the 4 percent VA payment cap on GI loan guarantees.
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Army
Veterans Administration
U.S. Army
Body found in bed after two years in San Jose
Police said Herman Bosesen, 58, likely died in his sleep and lay undiscovered in his bed for over two years. His brother Peter found the skeletal remains yesterday after living next door and admitting little access to the bedroom.
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San Jose
Calif
Herman Bosesen
Peter
Lightning protection for Texas farms emphasized by expert
University extension engineer W S Allen of Texas A M College warns farms lose about 10 million dollars yearly to lightning and 400 lives are lost with 800 to 1000 injured. Properly installed lightning rods with grounding and bonding per the National Code can nearly eliminate damage. Regular inspections and adherence to the National Code ensure effective protection for barns roof machinery and metal tracks on farm buildings.
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College Station
Texas
W. S. Allen
Texas A. & M. College
Allen
Stick to Religion says Methodist leaders at center conference
Ministers at the Central Texas Methodist Conference urged preaching of a saving gospel and avoiding politics or science in sermons. Rev. R J LaPrade told 350 delegates that the field is religion and worship is the focus, warning against disappointing worshipers. In the same issue a separate court citation announces a civil suit seeking title to Lots 14 15 and 16 in Block 7 Collins Addition Collinsville Grayson County Texas, with a July 8 1950 deadline to answer.
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Central
State of
Texas
Charles Quillen
C. C. Quillen
W. W. Quillen
Walter D. Collins
Lodoeskie M. Collins
Charles C. Collins
A. R. Collins
Holdridge Wells
M. F Wells
J. W. Dishman
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
G. W. Brown
Ellen W. Brown
C. C
L. M. Collins
Collinsville
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Allan Shivers Seeks Term of His Own as Texas Governor
Gov Allan Shivers formally announced his candidacy for a first elective term. He traced a career from state senator to lieutenant governor and governor and highlighted public welfare rural roads and educational improvements. He pledged economy of money soil and water and said he would address all Texans.
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Allan Shivers
Texas
Shivers
State Senate
Lufkin
Tyler County
Port Arthur
Husband-Seeker Has Outstanding Record
George Lamb, head of the abandonment bureau in Queens, tracks errant husbands who flee to warm climates. Each year he nets dozens of delinquent fathers, with 21 agreeing to support their children after legal action.
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New York
George Lamb
Lamb
Queen’s District Attorney’s Office
Florida
California
Rural Land Taxes Show Sharp Rise in Texas
Texas farmers and ranchers paid 25.7 cents per acre in state, county and district taxes last year, a 40 percent rise from the 18 cents average in 1936–46. The increase stems mainly from 30 cents per $100 valuation for the state general fund, making total state tax 72 cents. the general fund will be abolished next year, shifting tax to road and conservation work. Researchers Cherry and Gabbard of A M College foresee a continued but slower upward trend in rural land taxation.
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Austin
Texas
Robert G. Cherry
L. P. Gabbard
A. & M. College
Cherry and Gabbard
Leaking Faucets Waste Water and Harrisons Short Presidency
New Yorkers conserving water have ignored leaks. A pinhole opening wastes 170 gallons daily while a match head sized hole dumps 3600 gallons in 24 hours. Also noted is William Henry Harrison dying after only one month as president, the shortest term on record.
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William Henry Harrison
Lone Star Gas obtains 85 million loan for five year expansion
At a Dallas closing, Lone Star Gas Company secured 85 million dollars in lending financing to retire existing debt and fund an 81.4 million expansion plan for 1950 through 1954. President D A Haley announced the plan and noted twelve banks participated.
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Dallas
Lone Star Gas Company
D. A. Haley
Republic National Bank
Lone Star
Huley
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