An edition of Veterans Service Center Manual: Connecticut
(1945)
Veterans Service Center Manual
Connecticut
by Connecticut. State Board of Education. and Connecticut. Veterans' Reemployment and ...
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS
Connecticut Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission 3
Foreword 5
Acknowledgments 6
Preface 7
Check List of Important Things to Know After Release from the Armed Forces 8
MATTERS PERTAINING TO VETERANS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS
Personal Affairs of Veterans
1. Reporting to Selective Service After Discharge 9
2. Registering With Selective Service 9
3. Federal Income Tax 9
4. Right to Old Job 11
5. Property and Other Tax Exemptions 12
Recording Discharge with Town Clerk 12
6. Photostatic Copies of Discharge Certificate 13
7. Putting Records in Order 13
8. Mustering Out Pay 13
9. Continuing or Converting National Service Life Insurance 14
Waiver of Premium Payments During Disability 18
10. Discharge Certificates — Loss, Correction, Review 19
11. Claims for Back Pay 20
12. Wearing of Uniform 21
13. Reinduction After Discharge 21
14. Obtaining War Bonds 21
15. Recovery of Lost Property 22
16. Obtaining Discharge Lapel Buttons 23
17. Veterans' Preferences 24
18. Legal Counsel 25
19. Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act 25
20. Housing Information 26
21. Personal and Family Adjustments 26
Financial Benefits for Veterans
22. Readjustment Allowances and Unemployment Compensation 27
23. Soldiers', Sailors' and Marines' Fund 29
24. Local Benefits or Welfare Services 29
Loans for Veterans
25. Home, Farm, Business Loans 29
Education and Training
26. Education and Training for All Veterans (P. L. 346) 31
27. Education and Training for Disabled Veterans (P. L. 16) 34
28. Education and Training for Handicapped Civilians (P. L. 113) 35
29. Types of Educational and Training Opportunities 36
Jobs
30. Employment Services 37
a. United States Employment Service 37
b. Railroad Retirement Board 37
c. Civil Service 37
d. Agricultural Extension Service 37
e. Unions and Private Employers 37
31. Occupational Counseling 39
Disability Benefits
32. Pensions for Veterans 41
33. Appeal of Claim for Pension 42
34. Hospitalization and Related Services 43
35. Domiciliary Care 46
Benefits for Dependents of Veterans
Burial of Veterans
36. Burial in National Cemeteries 48
37. Burial in Connecticut State Cemetery 49
38. Burial Allowances (Federal, State) 49
39. Flag for Burial 51
40. Color Guard for Funeral 51
41. Headstones (Federal, State) 52
Other Benefits for Dependents of Veterans
42. Insurance Settlements 53
43. Tax Exemptions for Defendants of Veterans 54
44. Death Pension Benefits for Dependents of Veterans 55
a. Death Due to Wartime Service 55
b. Death Due to Peacetime Service 57
c. Death Regardless of Cause 58
45. Death Gratuity Pay 59
46. Social Security Benefits 59
47. Deceased Veteran's Back Pay 60
48. Educational Benefits for Children of Deceased Veterans 60
APPENDIX
Definition of Veteran, Connecticut 62
Federal 63
Evidence in Support of Claim 64
Reference List 67
Glossary 68
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