Two Days Pay for War Work Fund Unites Drives
President Wilson calls for a united seven-organization war work drive during November 11 18 asking Americans to give two days pay. The plan consolidates seven drives into one, reducing costs while aiding fighting troops and hastening victory.
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United War Work Fund
Wilson
Nebraska Girls Paint Building for War Work Fund
Miss Bernice Branson of Riverside Farm near Lincoln reproduces a poster for the United War Work Campaign on the Douglas county courthouse building. Omaha artist Miss Helen Eastman also displays her War Work poster on the opposite side. The campaign funds will be distributed among seven organizations including the YMCA, YWCA, Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service, American Library Association, and Salvation Army. The effort stresses unity across race and creed with broad support in Omaha, noting a Catholic priest securing a dollar from a Chinese contributor for the Jewish Welfare Board.
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Riverside Farm
Weat Lincoln
Nebraska University “Cornhusker
United War Work Campaign
Douglas County Court House
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Helen Eastman
Omaha
United States
Young Women's Christin Association
Nations Catholic War Council
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
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