War Savings Plan Promised For 1918 Campaign
The article outlines the government War Savings plan with thrift stamps and five year certificates. It names the committee led by Frank A. Vanderlip and cites President Wilson praising thrift as a war expense solution. It explains how stamps cost 4.12 and mature to five dollars with interest, encouraging broad public participation.
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Wilson
National War Savings Committee
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Frederic A. Delano
Chicago
Henry Ford
Detroit
Eugene Meyer
Charles L. Paine
Boston
George Bass
Vanderlip
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Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
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Oscar A. Price
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Soldiers Christmas Plans Under Government Red Cross Y M C A
The government and Red Cross plan a full holiday for troops in camps and France. Turkey dinners and large Christmas trees will be provided, with Red Cross Good Cheer bundles and individual boxes valued at 1.50 each. Y M C A Knights of Columbus and other societies organize entertainments, games, music, and theatre, ensuring a festive day for Sammies despite war.
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Camp Recreation Society
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Knights of Columbus
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