List of county chairmen organized for Liberty Loan drive
Indiana completes Liberty Loan campaign setup in Seventh Federal Reserve District with 82 county chairmen listed from Agama to White and many bankers firms pledging large sums. State council of defense structures planned county councils of seven members including a woman and a labor representative. Regular Wednesday meetings ordered and Hoover coordination sought for food control.
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State of Defense
State ‘House
Council of Defense
Isaac D. Strauss
Ligonier
Willam J. Freeman
Terre Haute
A. B Reynolds
Crawfordaville
State Council of Defense
County Council of Defense
County Defense Council
Indianapolis
State Council
Will H. Hays
Hays
Goodrich
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
Indiana
Hoover
Food Administration
Republican and Democratic conventions planned in Sixth district
Governor Goodrich set June 26 for a special election in the Sixth district after the death of Rep Dan tel W Comstock. The Republican and Democratic state committees met to arrange district nominating conventions with delegates apportioned by precinct votes, totaling 116 delegates with Wayne county holding the largest block. Wayne, Hancock, Henry, Fayette, Shelby, Franklin, Union and other counties will send delegates to the district convention. War Work for Club Women highlights Indiana clubwomen aiding soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison through home influences and wartime recreation efforts.
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Andianapolis
India
Ite
Fed Reserve
Ian Gienapolis
Reserve District
Chi
Indianapolis
Liberty
Indiana Smporia
Fletcher “American Nation
Fletcher Sayings and Trust Company
Indiana Ifional Bank
Union Trust ‘National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Meyer-Kiser ‘Mank
J. F
Decatur
Aen
C. H. Worden
Fort Wayne
Bartholomew County
William G. Irwin
Cass County
K. F. Brookmeyer
Logansport
Claye
H. Stevenson
Brazil
Clinton County
John A. Ross
Frankfort
Dear‘Horn
W. H. O'Brien
Lawrence
Ure
Decatur County
Walter W. Bon‘ner
Auburn
Elkhart
Newcastle
Howard County
Richard Ruddle
Kokomo
Huntington County
J. R. Emley
Huntington
Jasper County
J. N. Leatherman
Rensselaer
Jay County
O. R. Easterday
Portland
Johnson County
A. A. Alexander
Franklin
Jennings County
J. D. Crone
North Vernon
Konclusko
A. O. Catlin
Warsaw
Karl Nutter
Martinsvile
Newton County
Warren T. McCray
Mentland
Noble County
A. M. Jacobsville
Owen County
J. B. Bryan
Pencer
Parke County
A. H. Starke
Rockville
Porter County
W. H. Gardner
Valparaiso
Pulaski County
William Huddleaton
Winamac
Putnam County
R. J. O'Hair
Green
Bluffton
White County
Bert van Voorst
Monttcallo
Whitley
Thomas VT
Nuderand
Columbia City
Dantel W. Comstock
Republican State Committee
Hotel
Severin
Democratic State Committee
Denison
Bernard Korby
James P. Goodrich
District Committee
Hancock
Henry
Fayette
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Wayne County
Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
James Edward Rogers
War Department Commission On
Mittee
Armours Outlook: U S Economy Restored Confidence
In a Chicago interview J Ogden Armour argues that the United States can prosecute war without economic fear. He says prosperity will continue, billions lent to allies circulate domestically, and demand remains high with full employment and strong buying power. He urges faith, prudent economy, and normal business activity.
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Chicago
United States
J. Ogden Armour
England
France
Mr. Armour
Uncle Sam
Woodrow Wilson
FLEES CELL IN GUARDS GARMENT IN AUBURN
Reynolds Forsbrey, a notorious prisoner serving nine years for first degree assault, escaped from Auburn state prison by stealing a guard uniform. Guards and deputies hunted the area after he seized the guard’s weapon, then he was tracked to a barn and surrendered to two guards without resistance.
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Auburn
N. Y
Reynolds Forsbrey
John Betta
Betts
Forsbrey
Filipinos Eager to Enter U S Navy
In Manila strong support for the war efforts runs high among Filipinos who show near unanimous loyalty to the United States. They recall past German threats to Dewey and fear potential attacks on American ships without British naval aid.
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Manila
United States
Eat No Potatoes Movement Spreads Nationwide
Chicago reports a campaign urging citizens to eat no old potatoes until after July 1 to protect seed stock for the next harvest. Led by the Hamilton club, the drive targets hoarding by speculators and urges farmers not to sell seed potatoes at any price while seed supplies run short.
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Chicago
United States
Hamilton Club
Eugene H. Grubb
Carl Vrooman
Hamilton
Hamilton Club Committee
Commission
South
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Sam
BEST FED CHILDREN HARVEY W Wiley AND JOHN Pres ton Wiley
Doctor Harvey W Wiley cites his sons as proof of proper feeding from birth. He describes a regimen of mother's milk, then purified cow’s milk from tuberculin-tested animals, and gradual introduction of foods rich in nutrients. The children reportedly show robust dentition and avoid sandy, starchy, or sugary items.
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Harvey W. Wiley
John Preston Wiley
United States
Doctor Wiley
Bait Casting Line Care and Setup Tips
Fishermen learn to test and trim lines to avoid failure at the start of a cast. The article compares soft braided lines for ease of casting with No 6 to No 15 tests for general use, advises against heavy lines, and details drying and waterproofing methods to extend line life.
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Buck
Auill
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ttese
State Board
Transportation Compa
e@utine
Alla L. Pree
Comstock
Patterson
Jenkins
Charlestown Navy Yard
U.S. Navy
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