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Disaster Chapter _1_

To Be Organized

Jn a meeting in Washington, Tuesday night, April 13, Rappahannock Red Cross Chairman, Mrs. Kathleen M. Lawrence, and Area Supervisor Frederick, discussed with representatives from Luray and Rappahannock, the ability of organizing local disaster units. A Red Cross field representative, recently returned from the front lines of disaster areas, explained the work of such a unit;, and spoke.om ^ disasters likely tooccur in Rappahan.nock County, listing among the more probable, plane crashes, gasoline truck accidents and the ever possible tornado.

Bruce S. Bowie was appointed Disaster Chapter Chairman, in charge of contacting individuals who would swing into action when such a disaster would occur. These duties would include checking with the proper channels, lit order to fee4'

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