Veteran's Questionnaire Answers on Dependents and GI Bill Rules
A veteran asks about increased compensation for dependents and the rules for claiming relatives as dependents. The guidance notes eligibility based on 60 percent disability for dependents and explains dependency criteria for a father, plus GI Bill tuition refunds if leaving college early and that earnings do not affect disability compensation amounts.
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Veterans Administration
65 Year Olds Shun Social Security Aid in Minnesota
In St Paul Minnesota Palmer Elder of the social security office notes many residents over 65 skip pensions as the monthly maximum of 44.80 dollars does not cover living costs leading older residents to keep working to supplement income during hard times. The article contrasts this with depression era behavior and highlights the high cost of living.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Palmer Elder
Cardus
Farm Fire Losses Reach One Hundred Million a Year
Washington reports farm fires cost 100 million dollars last year, killing 3 500 farm people and injuring thousands. Safety council promotes prevention through fact sheets via field agents radio and 4 H and Future Farmers groups. Lightning is the top cause, with 37 percent. tips include proper lightning rods and chimney care.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Safety Council
Richard B. Gossom Jr
Safety checklist outlines 48 items for regular inspections
The council chairman announced ongoing regular inspections of buildings using a 48 item safety checklist. The safety council hopes fire prevention programs like this will spread nationwide through its extensive campaign.
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Safety Council
Warning to Night Drivers Promotes Safer Darkness Travel
A Texas safety drive led by Colonel Homer Garrison warns motorists and pedestrians to exercise extreme caution after dark. The campaign cites Night fatal accident rates from the National Safety Council and lists key factors such as reduced visibility fatigue and alcohol involvement. Officials urge preventative lighting and alert behavior to cut night deaths and injuries.
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Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
National Safety Council
W. J. Elliott
Texas Highway Patrol
Captain Busby
Dallas District of the
Sheriff's Sale Notice of Grayson County Texas Foreclosures
Two separate sheriff’s sale notices announce judgments for delinquent taxes in Grayson County Texas. The first lists Joe Cobbler et al with a $445.40 claim plus 6 percent interest and costs, with foreclosure on parcels in Tioga and detailed subdivision descriptions, sale set for November 2, 1948. The second notes T L Coble et al with $373.07, same interest rate and costs, and describes parcels in Tioga with lots 112–115, sale also set for November 2, 1948.
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State of Texas
Grayson
A. D
County of
City of
District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Joe Cobbler
Tioga
Charles Kitchens
Tewit
Buck Creek
Daniel P. Hayes
T.&p. Ry
Smith & Etter Lot
Smith & Etter
T.&p
Tioga Independent School District
15Th Judicial District of Texas
T. L. Coble
Property description notice for Tioga subdivision sale
Legal notice stating No 95 and North 19 ft of Lot 96 Block 10 Waddell Addition Tioga Grayson County Texas subject to right of redemption. taxes interest penalties and costs. by Ira Wisely Sherman Texas September 14 1948 p21.
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Fred _ Prestage
Grayson County
Texas
Ira Wisely
Sherman
Tex
Waddell
Tioga
Fred Prestage
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