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It explains the congressional process behind a bill reported favorably to the House on February 1, including eligibility criteria and estimated costs for widows and children of World War veterans. 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 \nNew York  \n[193-]  \n# COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DIVISION\n\nBIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET  \nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \n308ZBox 514American veterans association.  \nPensions for peace widows?New York,Americanveterans association (193-13 p.21984U  \nRaproducions may no be mads without permision fom columba UniverstyLbraries  \n## RESTRICTIONS ON USE:\n\n# TECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA\n\nFILM SIZE:            5mmBEDUCTION BATIO:          9:/  \nIB  \nIMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nDATE FILMED:                    7-7-97INITIALS:          16  \nTRACKING\\#:                                                                                              25747  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \nIB  \n7.14·2  \n# PENSIONS FOR PEACE WIDOWS?\n\nAMERICAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION,Inc.420 Lexington AvenueNew York City  \nX  \n308  \nZ  \n36×519  \noy91cyr3 ?苦  \nPENSIONS FOR PEACE WIDOWS?  \nTHE NEWSPAPER of the United States is a public institution.Itfurnishes us a daily,independent interpretation of what is happening inWashington and throughout the world.It is the safety-valve of democracy.  \nWhat does a survey of the nation's newspapers reveal on the ques-tion of pensions for World War veterans?How does General Hines,Administrator of Veterans'Affairs,feel about the new drive to awarda pension to every World War veteran and his widow and other de-pendents?  \nA bill that would give pensions to widows and orphans of allWorld War veterans,regardless of the cause of death,was reportedfavorably to the House of Representatives on February 1 by the PensionsCommittee.The report was unanimous,although several members of theCommittee were absent and did not vote.The measure would entitlewidows of World War veterans to pensions of $22.a month and theirchildren to $6.each.The families of 94,000 deceased veterans would beeligible now.The measure,if enacted into law,would call for anexpenditure of $34,000,000 the first year,and twice as much the secondyear.Incidentally,the new pension drive has the endorsement of suchveterans'organizations as the American Legion,the Veterans of ForeignWars,and the Jewish War Veterans Associations.Its only outspokenopponent,among veterans'organizations,is the American VeteransAssociation.  \n\"The speed with which the House Committee reported the Bill,\"in the opinion of the Boston Transcript,\"not only betrays a shockingdisregard of the nation's financial welfare,but is an ominous indicationof the strangle-hold which the veteran organizations still have on manymembers of Congress.\"The worst feature of the bill,we are told,\"isthat it would provide the thin wedge for a general pension system whichwould literally give the veterans a mortgage on the country.\"Continues  \nTbe Transcript:  \n\"This measure,let it be remembered,is not in the interest of thefamilies of men who lost their lives in the war.They are alreadyprovided for,even if inadequately.The present plan contemplates acontinuous handout to the widows and children of men who have diedor are going to die of causes which have no relation whatever to warservice.It even opens the door to some of the abuses and scandalsof the pension laws already on the books.  \n\"The United States is already more generous to its soldiers thanany other country on earth.But it is a question how long it cansurvive if it is called upon to donate to a favored class a steadilygrowing portion of its national income.It is high time to accordsome consideration to the ordinary citizens who are struggling undertaxes and expenses so burdensome as to make impossible any provisionfor their own old age or periods of industrial depression.  \n\"The current raid on the Treasury should be resisted in everyquarter.It should be resisted both because it is wrong in itself andbecause admittedly it will pave the way for a general pension schemeestimated to involve an expenditure of s20,000,000,000.There shouldbe no delay in m","cbCailPbyBmNXV6z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailPbyBmNXV6z","pdf",584600,11,"English","# Pensions for Peace Widows?\n## Congressional bill and reported details\n## Press perspectives: arguments for and against","[{\"question\":\"What bill was reported favorably regarding pensions for World War veterans' widows and dependents?\",\"answer\":\"A bill granting pensions to widows and orphans of World War veterans, regardless of the cause of death, was reported favorably to the House of Representatives on February 1 by the Pensions Committee.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the pension amounts described for widows and children in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Widows were described as being entitled to $22 a month, and children to $6 each.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of objections did newspapers raise about the pension proposal?\",\"answer\":\"Opponents argued it would be financially burdensome, could pave the way for a general pension system, and might enable abuses and scandals in pension laws.\"}]","PENSIONS FOR PEACE WIDOWS? 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