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Amarillo forms council of veterans affairs with 40 groups
More than 40 organizations in Amarillo appoint representatives to a veterans affairs council ready to operate when a constitution is adopted. W. W. Rusk chairs the council which plans an information center to aid returned service members and ease civilian reentry.
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Amarillo
Council of Veterans’ Affairs
W. W. Rusk
Altrusa Club
Mary K. Harty
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Lions Club
A. Petersen
Amarillo Ministerial Alliance
R. Thomsen
Amarillo Optimist Club
Bob J. Johnson
Amarillo Rotary Club
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo Public Schools
Council of Social Agencies
Fred D2coster
Farm Security Administration
Barney B. Parker
Jewish Welfare Board
Sol Levine
Lobo Club
J. F. Simmions
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Rev
R. K. Hines
Navy Mothers Club
M. E. Jordan
Office of Civilian Defense
John Gillies
Parent-Teachers Council
Felix Phillips
Selective Service Board
H. R. Budke
United States Employment Service
O. H. Williams
U. S. O. Council
Rabbi A. Bluhm
U. S. O. Travelers Aid Service
Louis Gold
Veterans State Service Office
F. T. Haddock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. Golding
R. B. Groves
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Gold