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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1919

Page

2

Boston Victory Loan Drive Urges Honor Button Support

Boston lags in the Victory Loan drive as New England begins a crucial period. The Liberty Loan committee appeals to thousands of men and youths who did not serve, urging strong support with the honor button. Daily $23,000,000 needed. six days of aggressive campaigning planned to raise Boston to the top in national efforts.

New England France Liberty Loan Committee Liberty Loans Boston United States Veing New Milk Street Eastport Westerly Laconia Sound Franklin Field John K. Allen New England Liberty Loan Committee Max Mitchell Liberty Loan Jewish Committee Charles H. Cole Louis E. Kirstein W. Graydon Stetson Abraham Alpert Robert Silverman Leo J. Lyons Palmer Jackson 71St Field Artillery Philip J. Feinberg Mr. Mitchell Wilson Massachusetts United States of America Mitchell General Cole Uncle Sam Gilchrist’s C. H. Beecher Women’s Liberty Loan Committee Burlington Vermont Addison Rutland Bennington Chittenden Franklin Orange Federal Reserve District Cowie Navy Victory Loan U. S. S. Kentucky Navy Victory Kentucky Cowes Navy Es Clinker A. F. Miller Peninsular Portland Cement Company Jackson Michigan Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio

Victory Loan drive seen through New England eyes

The article details New England Liberty Loan efforts to mobilize support for Victory Notes. It covers button campaigns, a Boston air-aided outreach, a Kentucky naval visit, and Jewish committee rally successes. It notes regional variances in early week performance and forecasts a six day push to finish the drive.

Flying Circus Air Program Over Boston Today

The Flying Circus agenda lists 9:00 A M literature and helmet order distribution in Boston and suburbs, a 12 Noon display, and 2:00 P M evolutions over Boston Common where Lt Dallas will receive a silver cup for a Springfield Boston air race win. The morning bombing list includes Quincy, Milton, Dedham, Needham, Wellesley, Newton, Brookline, Cambridge, Somerville, Everett, Malden, Medford, Melrose, Revere, and Chelsea. Planes head to Worcester tomorrow.

Boston Common Jack W. Heard Franklin Field Liberty Court Liberty Loan Committee Brnnie Dallas Springfield Boston Worcester U. S. S. Kentucky Bluejackets Commonwealth Pier Dallas Quincy Milton Dedham Needham Wellesley Newton Brookline Cambridge Somerville Everett Malden Medford Melrose Revere Chelsea

Arala to Help Sell Victory Bonds in Boston Visit

Tony Arala with a warm, engaging presence will aid in selling Victory bonds during a forthcoming Boston appearance, assisting state fundraising efforts and public outreach for the war bond drive.

Tony Arala Victory Boston

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