New England lagging on third Liberty Loan drive
The piece reports New England failing to meet the $250 million minimum for the third Liberty Loan, urging heavier oversubscription. It praises Massachusetts with $8,067,000 in subscriptions though Boston lags at $25,07,000 toward a $64,046,000 goal. Pensioned appeals urge universal rallies and list local subscription totals and upcoming bond rallies across the region.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Liberty Loan drive totals near two billion reach
Treasury tabulates 1 790 478 150 in Liberty Loan subscriptions as communities press on to meet quotas. Secretary McAdoo urges continued effort beyond the minimum, while Boston hosts a naval display and Liberty Day events. Towns report rising town and city participation, with women and various groups contributing heavily to the drive.
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Brookline Liberty Loan drive boosts subscriptions
Brookline team leaders preside as $5000 a minute surge tops ten minutes at a Liberty Loan meeting in the Boston City Club. Jewish committees in Charlestown and Amos Lodge rally members, with plans to reach at least $15,000. A Blackstone School rally is set for Friday at 7 30 pm under the Jewish women's Liberty Loan committee.
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G Company
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Richard Harding Davis
Liberty Booth
Boston Fire Department
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Boston
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101St Infantry
France
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Wendell P. Thore
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Eldredge
Somerville
Brookline
Liberty Loan Jewish Committee
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Max Mitchell
Jewish Committee
M. M. Wichler
Charlestown
Julius Friedenberg
David Scott
Amos Lodge
Independent Order
B'nai B'rith
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Roxbury
Liberty Loan
Blackstone
Blackstone School On Blossom Street, West End
Liberty Loan Jewish Women's Committee
Blackstone School
Portland Exceeds Full Liberty Loan Allotment
Portland Me today surpassed its $2 888 009 third Liberty Loan allotment with subscriptions over $5 000 000 and officials predicted an additional million before campaign close.
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Statewide participation fills quotas across many cities and places
Nearly all of the 20 cities and about 150 places in the state had furnished their quotas, reflecting broad public participation and compliance across multiple localities.
Radio School Men to March in Parade
Sailors from Harvard Radio School numbering over 2000 plus 200 ensigns' students will join a Liberty Loan parade Saturday afternoon in Cambridge. The event supports the loan drive at the school and aids the Cambridge committee in securing subscriptions to the government bond issue.
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Cambridge
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Tech Landing
A. A. Gathamann
Harvard Radio School
Ensigns’ School
Cambridge Committee
Liberty Loan drive ends as pledges reach six hundred thousand
In Waterville and Winslow the three day Liberty Loan campaign concludes with pledges totaling $600,000 toward a combined apportionment of $297,800. The Waterville Company of the Third Maine and Colby College Military Company are among participating units.
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Winslow
Liberty
Waterville Company
Maine
Colby College Military Company
Citizens march in parade through downtown tonight
A crowd of several hundred residents joined a downtown parade this evening, marching past storefronts and along Main Street as bands played and community groups participated. No incidents reported.
Shipyard Worker Hit By Car Injures Italian Employee
George Patrick, an Italian worker at the Fore River shipyards, was badly hurt yesterday on Washington street while attempting to jump from an outgoing electric car and into an inbound car. He was dragged along the track for several feet and is listed on Quin cy City Hospital's dangerous list.
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Our Boys on French Battlefields Call for Bond Support
A patriotic wartime plea urges citizens to back the war effort by buying bonds. It appeals to national pride and the sacrifices of soldiers fighting for freedom and victory in France.
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