United States Veterans Bureau

Definition and stakes

Conference of Officers in Charge of Government Hospitals Serving Veterans of the World War

Even at the present time the United States VeteransBureau is utilizing approximately 757 civil institutions for the care of approximately 8,924 of its beneficiaries, and has contracts with a total of 1,524 civil institutions for such care. It is however significant to note while in July 1920 more than fifty percent of Veterans’ Bureau patients were in contract hospitals, on January 1, 1922, but 30 percent of patients were in contract hospitals.
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United States. Presidents State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006…

This country, not only because it is bound by honor but because of the satisfaction derived from it, has always lavished its bounty upon its veterans. For years a service pension has been bestowed upon the Grand Army on reaching a certain age. Like provision has been made for the survivors of the Spanish War. A liberal future compensation has been granted to all the veterans of the World War. But it is in the case of the, disabled and the dependents that the Government exhibits its greatest solicitude. This work is being well administered by the Veterans' Bureau.
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United States. Presidents State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006…

I am convinced that we will gain in efficiency, economy, and more uniform administration and better definition of national policies if the Pension Bureau, the National Home for Volunteer Soldiers, and the Veterans' Bureau are brought together under a single agency. The total appropriations to these agencies now exceed $800,000,000 per annum.
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