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Veterans disabled since World War II, Whether in combat service, routine duty, training, or maneuvers, will receive the same vocational training benefits given to World War II veterans, according to a bill signed Friday by President Truman.
Heretofore available only to a small number of veterans of the Korean War, the benefits will continue "for the duration of the emergency" and for nine years thereafter. Veterans will be given school or on-the-job training, with all tuition, supplies, and a subsistence allowance paid by the Veterans Administration.
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