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June 22, 1953
Trainman News
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
What is this article about?
A Washington-based VA column answers disabled veterans' questions on benefits: job placement after training under Public Law 16, necessity of VA appraisal for GI loan home purchases, and varying monthly allowances during on-the-job training under the Korean GI Bill.
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Vet Benefit
Queries Here
WASHINGTON - Questions asked by ex-servicemen and women pertaining to benefits the government offers them through the Veterans Administration are answered here by the VA.
Q--I am a disabled veteran taking training under Public Law 16. After I finish my course, will VA find me a job?
A--Under the law, VA's primary responsibility is to restore your ability to earn a living, in spite of your handicap. When you are ready, VA will refer you to a state or federal employment agency which will help you find a job.
Q--I want to buy a house with a GI loan. Can you tell me why it's necessary to have the house appraised by VA?
A--The law requires that the purchase price of your house must not be more than the reasonable value, as determined by proper appraisal made by an appraiser designated by VA.
Q. If I take on-the-job-training under the Korean GI Bill, will my monthly GI allowance be for the same amount, throughout my training course?
A. No. Under the law, your allowance will be reduced at four-month intervals, as your training progresses.
Vet Benefit
Queries Here
WASHINGTON - Questions asked by ex-servicemen and women pertaining to benefits the government offers them through the Veterans Administration are answered here by the VA.
Q--I am a disabled veteran taking training under Public Law 16. After I finish my course, will VA find me a job?
A--Under the law, VA's primary responsibility is to restore your ability to earn a living, in spite of your handicap. When you are ready, VA will refer you to a state or federal employment agency which will help you find a job.
Q--I want to buy a house with a GI loan. Can you tell me why it's necessary to have the house appraised by VA?
A--The law requires that the purchase price of your house must not be more than the reasonable value, as determined by proper appraisal made by an appraiser designated by VA.
Q. If I take on-the-job-training under the Korean GI Bill, will my monthly GI allowance be for the same amount, throughout my training course?
A. No. Under the law, your allowance will be reduced at four-month intervals, as your training progresses.
What sub-type of article is it?
Q And A
Informational Column
What keywords are associated?
Veterans Benefits
Va Training
Gi Loan
On The Job Training
Disabled Veterans
Korean Gi Bill
Where did it happen?
Washington
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Washington
Story Details
VA responds to three queries: job referral after Public Law 16 training for disabled veterans; required VA appraisal for GI loan house purchases to ensure reasonable value; and decreasing monthly allowances during Korean GI Bill on-the-job training at four-month intervals.