Judge Williams condemns Jones over unpatriotic statements
The letter denounces Rev. F. M. Jones of Livingston for disloyal comments during wartime. It defends Ed Gentry’s stance, urges citizens to support the Y M C A, and calls for unity, food conservation, and full national effort to win the war.
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F M. Jones
The
Y.M.C.A
Ed Gentry
F. M. Jones
Livingston
Jones
Signal
Gentry
Livingston J
Y.M.C. A
Rockcastle Boys
Aspy
Ameri
Berlin
Old
Rockcastle
Food Conservation Meeting in Louisville War Effort Appeals
About thirty county chairmen attended a special Food Conservation Campaign meeting in Louisville despite a blizzard. Dr Wilbur of Stanford, Mr Sackett, and Miss Sweeney spoke urging food conservation as essential to saving soldiers and winning the war.
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Russia
Italy
Germany
United States
Rockcastle
Food Administration
Seelbach
Sackett
Kentucky
Miss Sweeney
Wilbur
Leland
Stanford University
Hoover
Washington
Europe
Kentucky War Work Council
Army
War Work Council
Pass Christian Named as Gulf Coast Resort Spotlight
Pass Christian, a 2000 resident town on the Mississippi coast, is described as a fashionable resort drawing summer guests from nearby cities and winter crowds from the North. The seaside town, linked to a Spanish explorer, is noted for society activity at The Pass and its longtime appeal as a southern social hub. President Wilson is listed among recent notable guests.
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New Orleans
Louisville & Nash Ville Railroad
Pess Christian
Pass Christian
Newport
Gulf Coast
Wilson
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Nebby
Usco
Ares Iso
Bryant Bros
Louisville & Nash.ville
Louisville
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Castoria
Gentaur
A. G. Baker
Vernon
Mr. Baker
Edward W. Iines
Do. A Tevebaugh
Campecign
Cheney Cravais
Cheney
XMAS
Cash Store
Dolly Warden
Dark Horse
Rockcastle County
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