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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1918

Page

8

Home front war relief voices urge generous gifts

A historic appeal describes a large wartime relief group as a national-toned entity offering free access to libraries reading rooms theatres and huts for all soldiers. It compares to Y M C A and K of C, praises its nonsectarian support, and calls for donations of books and funds to sustain libraries, morale, and comfort for American and allied troops abroad.

France K. of C

War time welfare groups rally support for soldiers

A nationwide appeal highlights how Y M C A Y W C A and other agencies back U S troops overseas and at home. It urges voluntary funding over bonds, noting extensive libraries, letters, films, homes, hostesses, and activities to boost morale for all soldiers regardless of race or creed.

France Abe General Pershing America W. CC. S

Victory Boy and Victory Girl Campaign

A wartime plan aims to enroll one million boys and one million girls ages 12 to 20 to support two million fighters. The effort seeks at least 6.00 per person to fund five weeks of comfort and cheer through seven US War Work Campaign organizations. Slogans urge Girls to rally “Every girl pulling for victory” and Boys to back “A million boys behind a million fighters.”

Plan ties drive to United War Work Campaign field work

The General Plan describes a campaign integrated into the United War Work Campaign. It will be led by local boys and girls who live ten miles from the water tank station on a branch railroad. They will solicit pledges as part of an extra service, not interfering with regular studies or work.

America France United War Work Campaign

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Jefferson County National Catholic War Council Knights of Columbus Salvation Army American Library Ass'n Jewish Welfare Board Knights of Columbus and Jewish Welfare Board Persing Tme Young Women’s Christian Ass'n Community Service
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