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Doy Veterans Can
File Applications
Frank F. Schram, pf the Coquille
American Legion Post, hands The
Sentinel the following communica
tion which is in regard to the final
date for filing original applications
for adjusted compensation by vet
erans of the World War. The last
date on which such applications can
be filed is next Tuesday, Jan. 2:
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Under the provisions of Section
312, Subdivision (B) ot the World
War Adjusted Compensation Act of
1924, as amended, the last date on
which an original application for ad
justed service credit may be filed
with the service department is Jan
uary 2, 1940.
■ Th service departments have ad
vised that for the purpose ot this sec
tion of the Act, all applications or
letters relating thereto, received in
the Veterans Administration, Wash
ington, D. C., or its regional offices
or facilities throughout the country,
if stamped as received in such of
fices on or before January 2, 1940,
will be accepted on that date.
All veterans who desire to obtain
the benefits of adjusted compensation
and have not applied should file
WWC No. 1 or an informal applica
tion, with impression of finger prints
of right hand (in cases of deceased
veterans, the dependents, wife, chil
dren, mother or father should file in
the order named) prior to midnight
of January 2, 1940. In the case of
an incompetent veterans with fidu
ciary, the legal representative should
fjle the application. Where the vet
eran is mentally incapacitated and
confined in a hospital without- a
guardian, the application should be
filed by the region manager (medical
officer in charge). If there is a doubt
regarding the filing of the original
application, an application should be
filed before the expiration date.
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Farm Security Administration will
urge funds with which to increase the
number of migratory labor camps in
both Oregon and Washington. Legis
lation will be offered proposing the
federal government make substantial
contribution toward maintenance and
expansion of municipal airports.
There is a possibility of two reclama
tion projects in eastern Oregon being
favorably reported. Four more coun
ties in each of the two states will be
included in the tenant and share
cropper program, enabling eligibles to
buy farms under the Bankhead act.
A possible recommendation by the
president for construction of military
highways—improving Pacific and
Columbia highways for the purpose—
as part of national defense and a spe
cific appropriation for the purpose.
It is in Mr. Roosevelt’s mind, has
been for months, If
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