War savings and thrift urged for postwar recovery
The piece urges U S citizens to practice economy and industry to boost postwar production. It cites King George on reconstruction and stresses saving, investing in War Savings Stamps, and four percent Treasury certificates as sound choices. It notes Britain’s thrift as vital to rebuild and mentions Republican senators debating reservations.
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George
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Kentucky Leaders Among Move Convention Figures
War mothers from across the United States plan to strengthen the National American War Mothers organization at a Washington meeting September 29 to October 2. Indiana hosts the national headquarters with Mrs. Alice French as president. Kentucky’s Mrs. J A Mitchell chairs the Election Board as the group prepares programs and committee duties for the event.
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National American War Mothers’ Organization
Washington
National American War Mothers
Army, Navy and Marine Service
Indianapolis
Alice French
J. A. Mitchell
Kentucky
New Cumberland Tel and Telegraph Manager Named
Warren Hatton succeeds A A Sharpe as local manager of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company. Sharpe becomes toll chief with Louisville offices. Hatton, former local manager, pledges best service and full familiarity with duties. All kinds of cereals at Vanarsdell's.
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Cumberland Telephone and Tele
Vanars‘dell’s
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