West Texas VA seeks lawyers for adjudications division
Promoted he he was a member of the firm of Kimbrough and Harty. He is the son of Mrs. Mary K. Harty, U. S. commissioner, and grandson of the late Judge W. H. Kimbrough. Mr. Harty, his wife and their three sons live at 410-B West Twelfth. A help wanted call for lawyers was sent out today by the West Texas Veterans Administration. According to Walter R. Byrd, personnel officer, lawyers are needed to prepare and adjudicate claims for disability or death compensation or pension, to make statutory burial allowances, to handle legal correspondence and information as to eligibility for hospitalization, domiciliary care and other benefits. for rating board activities, the committee on Waivers, and development and certification of appeal cases to the appellate agency. These positions offer permanent employment with salaries commensurate with professional experience and training. An application for federal employment can be obtained at the Amarillo Sub-Regional Office, Oliver-Eakle Building.
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Kimbrough and Harty
Mary K. Harty
U. S
W. H. Kimbrough
Harty
West Twelfth
Walter R. Byrd
Rating Board
Committee On Waivers
Surate
Byrd
Amarillo
Oliver-Eakle
VA Attorney Harty Promoted to Attorney Rank in Amarillo Office
C E Todd announces R K Harty advances from associate attorney to attorney within the Veterans Administration sub regional offices in Amarillo. Harty joined VA service last March after four years naval duty including West Coast and Okinawa assignments and was discharged as lieutenant commander. He studied at Texas A and M Trinity University and earned law degree from Texas University.
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R. K. Harty
Veterans Administration
C. E. Todd
Amarillo
Harty
Veterans Administration Service
Todd
Navy
Okinawa
Texas A. & M
Trinity University
Texas University
Pop Anderson leads Shrine Recorders group in Amarillo
A Shrine Recorders meeting highlighted Pop Anderson as a key figure in promoting Shrine Hospital and charity work. George M. Saunders urged support for Shriners Hospital for crippled children. Galle, editor of the Shrine Recorders magazine, noted long tenure and active committee roles.
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Amarillo
Texas
Pop” Anderson
Recorders Association
Shrine
Anderson
George M. Saunders
Shriners Hospital
Dent
Association For Crippled Children
Shriners Hospitals
Imperial Council
Galle
Ediin All Masonry
Torial
Shrine Recorders
Out
Khiva Presents Flag To Claude Masons
Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine presented a silk Texas flag to the Claude Masonic lodge recently. The Temple has presented flags to Masonic lodges over the Panhandle. A drill team led by O. M.
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Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Texas
Claude Masonic Lodge
Panhandle
O. M
Fred Galle Named Chairman of Recorders Association
Fred H. Galle, recorder of Khiya Temple, has been appointed chair. Some haul from bandits near Sydney years ago included a brick wall 30 feet long six feet high and part of 20 railway locomotives frames and a church portion.
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Fred Galle
Recorders Association
Fred H. Galle
Khiya Temple
Sydney
Australia
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Davis Deluxe
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Guarrant
Western Auto
Polk St
America
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