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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1918

Page

6

New England towns surge to full Liberty Loan quotas

In six New England states on the drive’s second day, 18 towns reported full quotas and many surpassed targets, earning blue stars for honor flags. Substantial gifts included 1,000,000 from the Boston Five Cent Savings Bank and 350,000 from George E. Keith Company, with banks and local committees coordinating weekly payment plans and rallies across Boston and surrounding towns.

New England Uncle Sam Boston Lynn Treasury Department New England Committee Boston Five Cent Savings Bank George E. Keith Company Brockton Rochester N. Y Middleboro East Weymouth North Adams Boston Pilot’s Relief Society Boston Insurance Company Old Colony Insurance Company Pacific Mills Kilby Street Liberty Loan Committee Liberty Loan Back Bay National Bank Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Franklin Savings Bank Federal Trust Company Fidelity Trust Company Hanover Trust Company Home Savings Bank North End_ Savings Bank Providem Institution For Savings Second National Bank Suffolk Savings Bank Union Institution For Savings Warren Institution For Savings Wildey Savings Bank C. E. Perkins Topsfield Maine Tittleton Csecetesedonsoode Fearcock Lisbon East Kingston Peterboro Vermont Burlington Massachusetts Rhode Island East Greenwich Ashby Charles H. Darling Central Committee Federal Reserve Liberty Bond Huegel Germany United States Navy Philip 5. Dalton Dalton Greater Boston Liberty Barracks Boston Common Tremont Temple George E. Smith Massachusetts Association of War Workers Arlington Town Hall Fred Holdsworth Major Watt Young’s Hotel Credit Men's Association John K. Allen Centre Corey Streets West Roxbury John B. Paine Women's Liberty Loan Committee Weston Brookline Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Beacon Street Coolidge Corner Liggett’s Special Aid Society Joseph P. Lomasney William H. McMasters Faneuil Hall Liberty Loan Committee of All America Herbert D. Heathfield Boston Trades Committee Oliver L. Hebbert John L. Dyer The Union G. Hedges John A. Johnson U.S. A Camp Devens Barrett Wendell New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Southbridge Ovide Deslaurier Liberty Theatre Boston Fire Department Daniel F. Sennett Peter McDonough Jamaica Plain Curtis Hall Peters Minton Hall John F. McDonald Wellesley

Treasury to withhold daily Liberty Loan estimates

Secretary McAdoo barring release of unofficial daily estimates for Liberty Loan subscriptions. The Treasury will collect figures only from Federal Reserve banks showing subscriptions filed and receipts of the initial 5 percent payment, then compile a controlled tally.

McAdoo Treasury Department Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Bank

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