Dependency and Indemnity Compensation Bills: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, First Session ...Considers 48 bills relating to dependency and indemnity compensation for widows of veterans whose deaths resulted from service-connected causes. |
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Page 2029
... additional exclusions , including other annuities and retirement benefits , private as well as governmental . Accordingly , I recommend that H.R. 366 be not favorably considered . There are no available data on which to base an estimate ...
... additional exclusions , including other annuities and retirement benefits , private as well as governmental . Accordingly , I recommend that H.R. 366 be not favorably considered . There are no available data on which to base an estimate ...
Page 2031
... additional compensation or allowance or increased pension by reason of being " permanently housebound . " Under existing law ( 38 U.S.C. 612 ( h ) ) , drugs and medicines are so furnished to veterans receiving additional compensation or ...
... additional compensation or allowance or increased pension by reason of being " permanently housebound . " Under existing law ( 38 U.S.C. 612 ( h ) ) , drugs and medicines are so furnished to veterans receiving additional compensation or ...
Page 2032
... additional cost of $ 1,825,000 for the first year . It is further estimated that by the third year , and thereafter , the number of patients annually will approximate 2,000 at an annual cost of $ 3,650,000 . The cost of the additional ...
... additional cost of $ 1,825,000 for the first year . It is further estimated that by the third year , and thereafter , the number of patients annually will approximate 2,000 at an annual cost of $ 3,650,000 . The cost of the additional ...
Page 2034
... additional cost of this proposal if enacted , we be- lieve that such cost would not be significant . The Veterans ' Administration recommends the favorable consid- eration by the Congress of the enclosed draft bill . Advice has been ...
... additional cost of this proposal if enacted , we be- lieve that such cost would not be significant . The Veterans ' Administration recommends the favorable consid- eration by the Congress of the enclosed draft bill . Advice has been ...
Page 2036
... additional compensation payable in their behalf ( under 38 U.S.C. 315 or 335 ) would be added to the veteran's payment rather than being applied toward the recoupment of the severance pay . The Veterans ' Administration has no firm ...
... additional compensation payable in their behalf ( under 38 U.S.C. 315 or 335 ) would be added to the veteran's payment rather than being applied toward the recoupment of the severance pay . The Veterans ' Administration has no firm ...
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1ST SESSION H. R. 411 of title 90th Congress 91ST CONGRESS 1ST Administrator of Veterans Affairs A BILL aid and attendance amend title 38 amended by striking America in Congress American Legion annual income BILL To amend Chairman Committee on Veterans compensation for widows CONGRESS 1ST SESSION Congress assembled CONGRESS THE LIBRARY December 31 dependency and indemnity DIC payment DORN eligible enacted end thereof following bill hemodialysis home hemodialysis House of Representa HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES housebound increase indemnity compensation inserting in lieu interlocutory decree introduced the following legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS lieu thereof mittee on Veterans MONTGOMERY monthly rate non-service-connected OLIN E person proposal Public Law receipt receive regular aid remarriage REPRESENTATIVES JANUARY retired section 103 section 411 Senate and House service-connected disability spouse subcommittee subsection Teague of Texas thereof the following tives totally disabled United States Code W. J. BRYAN DORN widows of veterans ZWACH
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Page 2225 - Mr. Chairman, members of the subcommittee, I thank you for the opportunity to appear before you...
Page 2220 - The ratings shall be based, as far as practicable, upon the average impairments of earning capacity resulting from such injuries in civil occupations...
Page 2222 - Now, therefore, be it Resolved, by the National Executive Committee of The American Legion, in regular meeting assembled in Indianapolis, Indiana...
Page 2043 - ... lived with another man and held herself out openly to the public to be the wife of such other man.
Page 2109 - Section 5314 of title 5, United States Code, is 5 amended by adding at the end thereof the following: 6 "(46) Under Secretary of Consumer Affairs.
Page 2093 - ... veteran If the remarriage Is void, or has been annulled by a court with basic authority to render annulment decrees unless the Veterans' Administration determines that the annulment was secured through fraud by either party or collusion.
Page 2153 - ... (2) The remarriage of the widow of a veteran shall 8 not bar the furnishing of benefits to her as the widow of the I 2 1 veteran if the remarriage has been terminated by death, 2 or has been dissolved by a court with basic authority to 3 render divorce decrees unless the Veterans' Administration 4 determines that the divorce was secured through fraud by 5 either party or collusion. 6 "(3) The actions of a widow in living with another ? man and holding herself out openly to the public to be 8...
Page 2049 - ... centum or more disabling. (38 USC 315, 335) (c) Death compensation. Basic entitlement exists for a widow, child or children, and dependent parent or parents if: (1) The veteran died before January 1, 1957; or (2) The veteran died on or after May 1, 1957, and before January 1, 1972, if at the time of death a policy of US Government Life Insurance or National Service Life Insurance was In effect under waiver of premiums under 38 USC 724 unless the waiver was granted under the first proviso of section...
Page 2055 - Administration facilities, may furnish such medical services as he finds to be reasonably necessary to any veteran for a service-connected disability.
Page 2045 - This proposal presents a basic issue as to whether a veteran's advanced age alone should be considered a sufficient basis for an exception to the longstanding requirement that care at Government expense for conditions wholly unrelated to his military service may be furnished only to a veteran who is financially unable to provide necessary care for himself. If a veteran is well able to pay, there would seem to be no reason for distinguishing his case on the ground that he is older than some other...