Providing Statutory Awards for Arrested Tuberculosis; Increasing Income Limitations for Pension Purposes; and Granting Presumtive Service Connection for Tropical Diseases: Hearings Before Subcommittee on Compensation and Pensions |
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... parent whose annual income does not exceed $ 1,800 , or two parents whose annual income does not exceed $ 3,000 , shall be deemed to be dependent . In determining annual income any payments made by a parent for expense of last illness ...
... parent whose annual income does not exceed $ 1,800 , or two parents whose annual income does not exceed $ 3,000 , shall be deemed to be dependent . In determining annual income any payments made by a parent for expense of last illness ...
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... parents ; is that right ? Mr. STEVENS . Yes , sir . Now , I might say as regards parents , Mr. Mathews , that is set by regulation . It is regulation of the Veterans ' Administration R. and P. R. 1057 , which sets forth the conditions ...
... parents ; is that right ? Mr. STEVENS . Yes , sir . Now , I might say as regards parents , Mr. Mathews , that is set by regulation . It is regulation of the Veterans ' Administration R. and P. R. 1057 , which sets forth the conditions ...
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... parents took other factors into consideration , but said as to the parent , in the absence of evidence indicating the contrary , dependency will be held to exist when the monthly income from sources proper to consider does not exceed ...
... parents took other factors into consideration , but said as to the parent , in the absence of evidence indicating the contrary , dependency will be held to exist when the monthly income from sources proper to consider does not exceed ...
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... parent or parents , and though we have no mandate on it , we have overlooked a circumstance which does not do full justice to the veteran himself in the permanently and totally disabled pension group . Mr. MATHEWS . Do you want to ...
... parent or parents , and though we have no mandate on it , we have overlooked a circumstance which does not do full justice to the veteran himself in the permanently and totally disabled pension group . Mr. MATHEWS . Do you want to ...
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... parents would be presumed dependent if the income of one parent did not exceed $ 1,800 or two parents not exceed $ 3,000 . We have no particular mandate on this point , but I think it would be appropriate to give you our thinking on it ...
... parents would be presumed dependent if the income of one parent did not exceed $ 1,800 or two parents not exceed $ 3,000 . We have no particular mandate on this point , but I think it would be appropriate to give you our thinking on it ...
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1-year period 80th Cong active tuberculosis Administration amended America in Congress American Legion AMVETS annual income exceeds arrested tuberculosis atabrin attack award for arrested benefits BROOKS Buerger's disease CAMP Captain SAPERO Chairman chronic diseases complete arrest conclusive presumption condition Congress assembled dependents Disabled American Veterans doctor DONOHUE enacted endemic entitled filariasis Foreign Wars hearings House of Representatives income limitations incubation period inserted KRAABEL legislation leprosy loiasis malaria MATHEWS medical evidence months non-service-connected onchocerciasis oroya fever paragraph PATTERSON payments present presumption of service Public Law Numbered question rating schedule reasonable receive record rehabilitation REINMUTH relapses or recurrences SARBACHER schistosomiasis Senate and House service connection service-connected disability SHAPIRO STANDISH statement statutory award STEVENS STIGLER subcommittee Thank tion totally disabled tropical diseases tuberculous disease VAIL Veterans of Foreign veterans of World Veterans Regulation Numbered widows and children WILLIAMSON WOLFORD World War II
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Page 58 - Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That Public, Numbered 62, Seventysixth Congress, approved May 3, 1939 (53 Stat.
Page 75 - Seventy-first Congress amended section 202 (7) in Public Law 522 approved July 3, 1930 to make further provision for cases of arrested tuberculosis, adding this sentence in the section : "The director is hereby authorized and directed to insert in the rating schedule a minimum rating of permanent partial 25 per centum for arrested or apparently cured tuberculosis.
Page 86 - September 16, 1940, and prior to the termination of the present war, and who shall have been discharged or released from active service under conditions other than dishonorable, after active service of...
Page 87 - II. (a) Payment of pension provided by part III, except as provided in paragraph 1 (g), shall not be made to any unmarried person whose annual income exceeds $1,200 or to any married person or any person with minor children whose annual income exceeds $2,500.
Page 33 - Act, as amended, the World War Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended, or the National Service Life Insurance Act of 1940, as amended, shall not in the aggregate exceed $10,000.
Page 33 - In determining whether other members of the family under legal age are factors in necessary expenses of the mother or father, consideration will be given to any Income from business or property (including trusts) actually available, directly or indirectly, to the mother or father for the support of the minor but not to the corpus of the estate or the income of the minor which is not so available.
Page 32 - ... reasonable that some part of the corpus of the claimant's estate be consumed for his or her maintenance. (3) Foreign residents. There is no conclusive presumption of dependency. Dependency will be determined on the facts in the individual case under the principles outlined in this section. (b) Basic rule. Dependency will be held to exist if the father or mother of the veteran does not have an income sufficient to provide reasonable maintenance for such father or mother and members of his or her...
Page 33 - ... (including trusts) actually available, directly or indirectly, to the mother or father for the support of the minor but not to the corpus of the estate or the income of the minor which is not so available. (c) Inception of dependency. The fact that the veteran has made habitual contributions to his father or mother, or both, is not conclusive evidence that dependency existed but will be considered in connection with all other evidence. In death claims, it is not material whether dependency arose...
Page 74 - That any ex-service person shown to have had a tuberculous disease of a compensable degree, who in the judgment of the director has reached a conilition of complete arrest of his disease...
Page 86 - No insurance shall be payable for death inflicted as a lawful punishment for crime or for military or naval offense, except...