Sallies Drive Sweeps Boston To Raise 400000
Boston Salvation Army campaign accelerates as drive reaches 63804 with 6 days left. Brigadier General Cole expects to top 400000, aided by auto industry leaders, Elks, and New England communities. Friday rally set at Fish Pier. widespread town and regional support reported.
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Charles H. Cole
Salvation Army
National Shawmut Bank
Cole
Alfred I. Aiken
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Lenox
New England Fish Exchange
Fish Pier
Western Union
Boston Elevated
Browning, King & Co
Edison Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Louis K. Liggett
W. C. Baylies
James H. Proctor
Massachusetts Gas Company
Atkinson Haserick Company
General Cole
Elks
Boston Lodge
The
Liberty Hall
New England
New Bedford
Portsmouth
N. H
Marlboro
Southboro
Marblehead
Gloucester
Newport
Colonel Herbert Named on Important Board
Colonel John F J Herbert of Worcester serves as temporary Massachusetts chairman of the American Legion and is appointed a member of the contracted executive committee of 15. He will attend the committee’s first meeting in New York on Thursday morning, with Colonel Henry D Lindsley presiding.
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John F. J. Herbert
Worcester
Massachusetts
American Legion
Legion
New York
Henry D. Lindsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Recent Legion
St Louis
Designer of Liberty Motor Wins D. S. Medal
The War Department announced the Distinguished Service Medal awards to Elbert J. Hall formerly a lieutenant colonel in the Signal Corps for designing the Liberty motor. Also honored were Frank Scott formerly chairman of the War Industries Board Dr William Mayo and posthumously Miss Jane A Delano of the American Red Cross who died in France last month.
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Washington
Elbert J. Hall
Signal Corps
War Department
Frank Scott
War Industries Board
William Mayo
Medical Corps
Jane A. Delano
American Red Cross
France
Transport Manchuria diverted from Boston to New York
Information from the Northeastern Department headquarters states that the Manchuria carrying more than 1200 sick and wounded soldiers would not dock in Boston but go to New York. The reason given is inadequate facilities for handling the wounded in Boston or vicinity.
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Boston
New York
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