New England Faces Five Day Push to Over Top Victory Loan
New England must raise 35 481 200 daily over the remaining five days to keep its top record in the Victory Loan drive. Boston's net total nears 38 3 million toward a 96 million quota as Massachusetts leads New England with 117 5 million subscribed of 182 million. Subscriptions surge across many towns, including large gifts from individuals and firms, while Boston wards clash in a race for the greatest number of subscriptions.
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New England
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
Brooklyn
Colchester
Chaplin
Windsor
Sharon
Simsbury
Southington
Windham
Westbrook
Goshen
Plymouth
Stratford
Dedham
Bolton Dunstable
Groveland
Charles Sprague
D, Sneldon
Henry B. Endicott
Ward 5
Hayden-Stone Company
Mead-Morrison Manufacturing Company
American Zinc
Pond Creek Coal Company
Island Creek Coal Company
Hornblower & Weeks
Yankee Division
Boston Insurance Company
Board of Investments of the Union Institution For Savings
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee of
Fairhaven
Irving Law
East Fairhaven
Florence B. Taber
Woman's Committee of
New Bedford
Woman’s Committee
Sherborn
Helen
Springfield Liberty Loan Committee
George L. Richardson
James Mack
Ralph Ober
G. W. Pike
E. J. Stone
Percy O. Dorr
E. A. McClintock
William E. Stibbs
Robert Barton
Charles F. Warner
Technical High
Hazel F.cooley
High School of Commerce
Marlboro
C. H. Stevens
F. I. Sears
Hubbardston
Barnstable County
Victory
Brewster
Mashpee and
Marston's Mills
Lucia S. Howard
Barnstable
Bourne
Chatham’s
Cummaquid
East Dennis
Falmouth
Harwich's
Hyannis
Orleans
Sandwich
Wellfleet
West Barnstable
Provincetown
Glass Says People Must Take Up Loan Rally At Symphony Hall
National loan leader Carter Glass urged Americans to back the Victory Thanksgiving Loan with faith in patriotism over profit. Governor Coolidge and Admiral Dunn framed the effort as essential to postwar stability and national credit, stressing duty to government and the Navy’s role in delivering victory.
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Dunne
Boston Naval District
Simsay
Symphony Hall
Glass
Coolidge
Boston
New England
Herbert Dunne
Naval
Sam
William S. Sims
West
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
America
Admiral Sims
Admiral Dunn
Mr. Dooley
Boston Area Drugstores and Suppliers Listing
A detailed directory lists numerous Greater Boston area druggists and suppliers with addresses across Tremont Street Summer Street Beacon Street Cambridge Somerville Dorchester Chelsea Newton Medford Framingham and other towns. Entries include The Gammon Drug Co. 1363 Beacon St Brookline and 148 Dudley Street Warren corner, W W B Hunt Co., 707 Washington Street, and George C. Ketchum Hyde Park among many others.
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Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
Walker-Rintels
Summer St
Jamaica Plain
John J. Tobin
Dorchester St
Boston
Cuddyer & Joyce
Broadway
S. B
Cambridge
W.W. B. Hunt Co
Mass. Ave
Billings & Stover
Harvard Sq
Geo. M. Olive
North
George C. Ketchum
Hyde Park
Edward Everett
Phar
Columbia Rd
Dorchester
Geo. H. Smith
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Arthur Hudson
Wash. St
Newton
C. H. Packard
Central
Lack of Interest Puzzles Officials in Washington
Treasury aides report experts connected with campaigns cannot explain why loan subscriptions are slow. They say initial confidence in the features and maturity fading, with few concrete causes for the overall lag. Some localities show slowness due to farming or industry employment, but broad reasons remain unclear.
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Washington
Treasury
Two Billion Dollar Mark Is Passed
Washington May 6 The two billion dollar mark in the four point five billion loan drive has been passed with official Treasury reports showing two billion sixty million seven hundred forty two thousand dollars raised, about forty five percent of the quota. City district totals list major contributions from St Louis Minneapolis Chicago Boston Richmond New York Atlanta Cleveland Philadelphia San Francisco and others. A presentation at the Medford Theatre will follow the loan event with motion pictures.
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Victory
R. B. Porter
North Adams
Murray Sanford
Court of Honor
Washington Street
Franklin
Leonard
Joseph A. Stafford
West 145Th St
New York City
Washington
Treasury
St Louis
Chicago
Poston
Kansas City
Richmond
New York
Atlanta
Cleveland
Philadelphia
San Francico
Tigrias A Es
Medford Theatre
Motion Pictures
Liberty Loan Rally Speakers Hear at City Stores
Will Speak at Stores Sergeant Haley and Yeoman Sullivan address crowds at Houghton and Dutton Company and Filene's at 2 o clock this afternoon. Mrs E A Shuman continues afternoon rallies before A Shuman Company store with Speakers Bureau support. Ensign Partridge and Yeoman Jackson are noted naval speakers. Lettish-Americans plan a mass meeting at Parkman bandstand Boston Common Thursday night with Letish choir, native costumes, and fundraising bands.
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Haley
Houghton & Dutton Company
Yeoman Sullivan
Filene’s
E. A. Shuman
Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
A. Shuman Company
Victory Loan
Ensign Partridge
France
Yeoman Jackson
Navy
Liberty
Greater Boston
Parkman Bandstand
Boston Common
Letish National Choir
Today’s Victory Loan Meetings Schedule Across Massachusetts
Victory Loan meetings today are listed with locations and leaders. Boston Winsor’s School at 8:50 a m with Mr Jewell. Charlestown Navy Yard at 12 30 p m with General Cole. Cambridge Blake Knowles plant at 12 15 p m with Secretary Salmont and Sergeant Noble. Belmont Payson Park Church at 8 p m with Corporal Gleason and Yeo man Smart.
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Boston
Glass Speech Appeals to Patriotism for Victory Loan
Secretary Glass urges auditors to back the Victory Loan, contrasting the old banking system with the Federal Reserve. He recalls the 1907 bank failures in New York and the ensuing panic, noting the new system’s resilience during the war and asserting national resolve. Continued on page 16.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Federal Reserve
New York City
USCO Rubber Heels Offer Quiet Comfort On Pavement
The United States Rubber Company promotes USCO Rubber Heels for walking comfort on hard surfaces. The ad touts light noiseless steps, safe grip, and long wear, available in black white and tan for all ages. Each pair matches the price of ordinary heels and bears the U S seal.
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USCO
U. S
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