Banks Reach Out To Masses In Postwar Era
Bank depositors grow from 350000 investors to 30 million Liberty Bond holders as banks vow closer contact with the public. They stress banking safety for all, not just the wealthy, and urge education of depositors on protection and service.
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Army Vocational Education Gains for Wounded Enrollments
War department reports 56 000 wounded in training programs with 20 641 in art crafts, 4 961 in war academic studies, and 31 248 in shops under military supervision. Total educational enrollments reach 50 850 as President vetoes bill restricting Vocational Education funds, urging larger support.
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Forest Fire Caution For Campers This Season
Campers should avoid large fires and ensure any fires are fully extinguished before leaving. Do not discard cigar ends, as wind can carry hot embers and ignite forests. Fire remains a dangerous threat, and even a small ember can start a blaze despite its beauty.
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