war pension

Until then she had lived purely on her war pension from the US.

Fruits, however, did not apply for a war pension.

He did much war work and was vice-chairman of the war pensions committee.

War pensions were increased, together with other pensions and allowances (1936).

A seven years' limit in connection with war pensions was also removed, while a programme for afforestation was increased.

She worked for war pensions to be granted to widows of war veterans, and for children's rights.

His war pension came to an end, and she was unable to keep the land that she still had profitable, and sold off much of it.

The full-time welfare workers of the Association also represent individuals at War Pension Tribunals.

Receiving smaller war pensions than French veterans but still proud of what they did, many shared their memories of the war for the first time.

His opposition to Civil War pensions and inflated currency also made enemies among veterans and farmers.

Affidavits submitted by many former unit members in their post war pension applications confirm that the paroles took place at Meridian.

With no statute of limitations, even a family that is owed an ancestor's Civil War pension can march to Washington today and claim it.

(One husband got a war pension.)

The authority plans to stop turning a blind eye to disability and war pension income when calculating community benefits charge and housing benefits.

Only James's small war pension and the rent from 200 acres of land they had in Grantham Township supported them.

Their service went unrecognised and until 1964 they were not eligible to join the RSA or receive war pensions.

Deeben shows samples of both Revolutionary War and Civil War pensions.

In 1953, he was unsuccessful in a war pension for the injury as it was deemed not to be directly attributable to the war.

Baker, Albert John, serv war pensions cttees in London.

It did admit a possible link with cases of leukemia and cancer of the bones and agreed war pensions should go to those cases.

The war pensions schemes are administered by the Veterans Agency, which is part of the Ministry of Defence.

However, he remained short of money and repeatedly wrote to the Veterans Administration (VA) asking for an increase in his war pension.

Funding came from Constitutional Amendment 8, which tapped previous funds for Civil War pensions into the specific reservoir project.

In England old soldiers from the Great War sometimes busked with them to supplement their meagre war pensions.

Similarly the war pension scheme pays out relatively flexible and generous pensions for disability arising from service with the armed forces or wartime civilian casualties.