 | United States. Veterans Administration - Veterans - 1947 - 1230 pages
...June 22, 1951, the following comment was included in the letter from the Administrator : Psychoses may result from any one of a number of factors such as an inherent or hereditary defect. There is nothing in the circumstances of military service in time of war which creates a presumption... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Veterans' Affairs Committee - 1956 - 266 pages
...the veteran have 90 days' service for the presumption to attach and willful misconduct is not a bar. There is definite medical substantiation that the...factors, such as an inherent or hereditary defect. HR 1618, however, would establish a statutory presumption, which grants a presumption of fact, of uniform... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Veterans' Affairs - Military pensions - 1956 - 272 pages
...the veteran have 90 days' service for the presumption to attach and willful misconduct is not a bar. There is definite medical substantiation that the...factors, such as an inherent or hereditary defect. HR 1618, however, would establish a statutory presumption, which grants a presumption of fact, of uniform... | |
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... administered by the Veterans' Administration. The bill was passe'd by the Congress in this form and approved as Public Law 239, 82d Congress, October 30, 1951. Under this law it is not necessary that the veteran have 90 days' service for the presumption... 