Cedar Rapids Community Chest saga outlines 25 year evolution
Cedar Rapids marks a 25 year history of the Community Chest later United Campaign. The piece details reorganizations from 1924 to 1940, chairmen, the public welfare bureau, and key participants such as Archer C. Sinclair, Arthur Poe, and Clare Marshall, with flood of agencies and budget shifts.
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United Campaign
General Fund
League
Public Welfare Bureau
Linn County Relief Department
Code of Iowa
Europe
Red Cross
Public Health Nursing Association
Boy Scouts
Community House
United Welfare Campaign
United Campaign Fund
Commercial Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Camp Fire Girls
Karl Blaise
A. L. Smulehofe
van Vechten Shaffer
C. H. Geiger
Carl Ettinger
Ed Sheehy
H. M. Ivins
George
Archer C. Sinclair
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids
Community Chest
Arthur Poe
A. L. Killian
Ben H Witwer
John L Ely
August C. Reps
Morris Sanford
S. P. Moore
Howard H. Cherry
R. H. Pickford
George Laird
E. L. Mc
Charles T. Hickok
Welfare
H. M. Gage
Ralph Yuill
Howard Green
E. B. Cameron
Clare Marshall
M. H. Morrison
Karl P. Blaise
A. L. Smulekoff
Roy E. Choate
J. S. Ely
Ben H. Witwer
Roy &. Choate
E. L. McKibben
Britons to keep Christmas dinners amid war supplies
Britain will enjoy traditional Christmas meals despite the war as the food ministry promises ample festive fare. Turkey pudding fruits and nuts will be available with prices favorable to last year.
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London
Food Ministry
Promotions in Coe R. 0.7.6 at military department
Major DeWitt C. Smith Jr announces fall promotions at Coe College. Harley Moore gains cadet lieutenant colonel with battalion command. Robert M. Schultz as cadet major serves as executive officer. Numerous captains and lieutenants named across Companies A to D and platoon leadership roles. Advanced course admits twenty plus juniors. roster highlights include Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Marion, and Shanghai affiliations.
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Coe College
DeWitt C. Smith, Jr
Harley Moore
Davenport
Moore
Robert M. Schultz
Ackley
William P. Norris
Cedar Rapids
Glen EE
Daugherty
Gladden
James T. Cousin
Herbert D. Martin
Marion
Leighton J. Mangels
Palatine
Fred M. Wooster
Eagle Grove
Frank L. McLeod
Traer
Donald H. Ross
Massillon
Charles C. Helscher
Sigourney
Melvin D. Clark
Samuel R. Jackson
Ward J. Long
Roy Roughton
Des Pitines
Frank Bauder
West Union
James R Benbow
Leon Black
Fort Madison
Wayne Carroll
Laurens
Donald
Robert Dunlop
Orange City
Donald Darey
Manchester
Robert
Charles Ewall
Denison
Leland Grimes
Colesburg
Lyle Gunderson
Norway
Roger Hahn
Earlville
Walter L. Heyer
Sumner
John Hubers
Boyden
Robert Kendall
Ottumwa
Hartley Kinder
Queen Elizabeth Praises Service of British Women
In an Armistice Day broadcast, Queen Elizabeth commended British women for wartime fortitude. She urged them to endure petty irritations as they face dangers, affirming that women are giving real service to the country and sharing in its vital work alongside men.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Two Devils Targeted as World Peace Hope Ended
Shin Sun Pao, the Japanese army organ in Shanghai, said on Saturday there is no hope for world peace until the two devils the United States and Russia are destroyed. The remark underscores wartime animosities and aims to rally support for continued conflict.
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Shanghai
Shin Sun Pao
United States
Russia
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