Woodcock assails Veterans Bureau at Legion meeting
State Commander Amos W. W. Woodcock criticized the Veterans Bureau for red tape and delayed relief for disabled ex servicemen during a Franc in post American Legion address in the Armory. He urged broader district powers and noted a Maryland department debt and a $1000 Baltimore fundraiser. He praised the local post but said it lacked a house of worship.
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Post Meeting Sets Initiation Fee and Dues Plan
Post members gathered in large numbers to approve an amendment establishing a $2 initiation fee and postponing dues levels until the November session. Commander Bow and D O G Winebrewer were named to lead committees seeking a suitable home for the post. Renewals were encouraged by volunteers who pursued absentees. Refreshments followed the business portion.
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