Veteran Benefits Q and A on readjustment allowances and VA roles
A World War II veteran may claim unemployment readjustment allowances for weeks ending on or before July 25, 1949, or two years after discharge, whichever is later but not after July 25, 1952, with special provisions for Armed Forces Recruitment Act enlistees. The Board of Veterans' Appeals issues final decisions on VA cases and acts like a court of appeals. A GI loan requires supervision of the farm but ownership is not necessary. Loan guaranty is limited to World War II veterans and does not extend to widows.
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Board of Veterans’ Appeals
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Court of Appeals
Southpaws Get Break Denver Checkbook
The United States National Bank of Denver offers left handed customers a checkbook exactly like right handed ones but used backwards. This novelty aims to please southpaws and attract patronage.
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Denver
The
United States National Bank of Denver
Marital Expert Lists Top Trivial Offenses
New York based radio marital relations expert John J. Anthony reveals his list of the top 15 trivial offenses that spark divorces. Complaints span both spouses from roving eyes and slipshod housekeeping to in law digs and mismatched dress attention, with parallel grievances about parenting and footwear habits. He notes recurring themes like late-night reading, constant TV sports, and lack of appreciation, across both sides of the marriage.
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New York
John J. Anthony
Rain and Snow Facts Put Earth Under Heavy Water Load
Meteorologists explain that an inch of rain equals 113 tons per acre and 72,000 tons per square mile while a 10 inch snowfall matches that amount. They estimate sixteen million tons of water per second fall on Earth’s surface.
What is the Truman program list of policy goals
The piece outlines a Roosevelt era style Truman program including continued control of installment buying and bank loans, price controls and wage limits, expansion of social security, health insurance, housing, civil rights, tax increases, repeal of Taft Hartley, labor reforms, and Marshall Plan funding. It notes Congress’ independent stance on these items and calls for broader government powers and policy actions.
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Washington
Congress
State of the Union
Labor Department
Commodity Credit Corp
St. Lawrence Seaway
Federal Security Agency
Divorce Petition Orders William Q Altman to Appear
The state commands William Q Altman to answer Myrtle Nadine Altman’s divorce petition by 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, in Grayson County District Court at Sherman. The suit, filed March 25, 1949, is No. 57188, citing cruel treatment as grounds. Issued March 25, 1949 by Clerk S. V. Earnest with Deputy Nancy Drake.
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State of Texas
William Q. Altman
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Myrtle Nadine Altman
S. V. Earnest
Nancy "Drake
Black list lowers drinking in Guernsey
In Guernsey a so called black list bars certain men and women from receiving alcohol on the 16 000 square mile island. Those on the list face a 200 fine or six months in jail for serving or selling to listed individuals. Some lists are voluntary others ordered by magistrates.
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Peter Port
Guernsey
Blacklist Notice and Photo Distribution Plan
The document lists a man’s name and age but notes the period of blacklisting ranges from one year to life. Copies of his photograph are sent to every hotel and bar proprietor on the island, not to be exhibited, but kept near each bar for quick reference. It advises selling it via a Sun Want Ad.
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the Board of Veterans
Sun Office
Hardwick Ranges
Space Heaters
Dawson’s Butane
Pascal Farley
Frigidaire de Luxe
America
Truman
Mobilglass
Mobilwax
G. C. Stateville
Magnolia
Black List
RADIO
Will
Sandy
Whitewright
T. E
Sandy) Sanderson
Maddens
Denison
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