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Veterans Administration remind
ed World War n veterans that they
ha vs one year from July 25 in
which to complete GI training and
two years from the same date in
i which to apply for GI .loans.
. July 25, 1956, marks the end of
the education program for all but
a few of ..the World War II vet
;:v erans now in training under the
V, original GI Bill. ' f\
GI training payments to schools
. and veterans will stop on that date
even though a veteran may stil
have unused training entitlement
or/be in the middle of a course
The GI loan program, now at
peak activity, has two more years
to run, coming to end lor practical
ly all WWn veterans cm July
25,1987. . / ' i
The small group of Veterans ex
empted from these two deadlines
are those who enlisted or re-enlist
ed under the Armed Forces Volun
tary Recruitment Act between Octo
her 6, 1943, and October 5, 1946.
t These veteran have nine years from
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“HOLE”-HEARTED PRACTICE SESSION—Seattle Rainiers hurler Ewell Blackwell serves’
’em up for outfielder Art Schult as Schult tries for the range of the most>eyed bit of fence on the
Pacific Coast circuit. A Seattle, Wash., TV station says it will pay $100,000 to any coast leaguer
who drills one through the slightly-larger-than-basfbalir-sire knothole in the Rainiers’ left field
fence during a. scheduled, game.
the end of their enlistment or re-en
listment to finish GI training and
10 years to apply for GI loans.
More than 90 per cent of the
loans—3,750,000—were for the pur
chase of homes. Business loans
totalled 220,000 and farm loan;
numbered 67,000.
More than 7,800,000—or half of
all who served in World War II—
received some sort of education or
training under the GI Bill since
1944;
Peak of the Gl Bill education
and training program was reached
in 1947 when more than 2,500,000
World War n veterans were in
schools, on-the-job training estab
lishments, or on farms throughout
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Only about 138,000 World War II
veterans are still in training under
the original GI Bill.
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0—1 am the widow of a World
War I veteran, receiving a month
ly VA pension. I am receiving Sur
vivors’ Insurance benefits, based
on my late husband’s employment.
Are those benefits considered in
come, for pension purposes? M
A—Survivor’s Insurance benefits,
which you receive on the basis
of your late husband’s employment,
are considered as income. f
Annual Boyette Family
Reunion on August 7 |f
The annual Boyette family re
union will be held August 7 fet the
home of Mrs. Jane Sutton Boyette
of Newton Grove, route 1.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend and bring a picnic lunch.
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TEETH IN WASTE BASKET
Oklahoma City, Okla. —Seeing a
pupil struggling with a piece of
candy, Mrs. Loretta Bonner^ a
teacher, told the boy to either swal
low the candy or toss it in the
wastepaper basket. The boy' told
her the candy was stuck in his
teeth. Jokingly, Mrs. flonner
told the youngster to “toss your
teeth in the basket With tie can
dy.” The boy complied, to her
surprise, throwing candy and
.teeth into the trash basket— he
had a full upper plate. ; ^ ff
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