Salvation Army in Prison Work in Kentucky
Adjutant James Thompson leads Salvation Army efforts in Frankfort and Eddyville prisons. He runs Brighter Day League programs with 60 members at Frankfort and 300 at Eddyville, holds Bible contests, and visits weekly. The Army also aids visiting families with meals lodging and transport, as funds are raised May 10–20.
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Kentucky Girl at Booth Hospital
A Louisville woman saved from likely death by cancer receives life saving surgery at Booth Memorial Hospital Covington conducted by Salvation Army surgeons and nurses. The Home Service Appeal May 10 to 20 aims to fund a hospital extension and promote care for all Kentuckians regardless of funds.
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American Legion backs Salvation Army in Kentucky endorsement
Ulric Bell, Kentucky state commander of the American Legion, endorses the Salvation Army and urges unity with 120 Kentucky Legion units to support the Army. He notes shared wartime sacrifices and hopes for broad success as the Salvation Army’s Home Service Appeal runs May 10 to 20.
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