Liberty Loan totals exceed 1.0 billion in New York district drive
The Liberty Loan drive in the New York district surpassed 1 billion dollars with estimates near 1.1 billion as of noon yesterday. Executive Manager A M Anderson praised volunteers and bankers for a nationwide effort, noting large subscriptions from corporations, banks, railroads, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, with key firms reporting multi million totals and Boy Scouts contributing significantly to the sale effort.
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Federal Reserve
New York
Bronday
Arther M. Anderson
Liberty Loan Department
Reserve Bank
McAdoo
Hall
Dedston
Feviemtn Strong
al Reserve Bank of New York
Ietrict
Artens
Ge Liberty Lean
Thie Bank
Beac
George F. Rand
Marine National Bank of Buffalo
Tus New York Times
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Adolph G. Hupfel, Jr
Koa Beer Brewers’ Board of Trade New York and Vicinity
Liberty Loan Committee
United States Rubber Comny
Corporation
Bankers’ Loan and Investment Company
Liberty Loan
Alexander Kontac
H. K. Pritchett
New York Central System
Erie
Subecr
Bufalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Nate Eibachten Seehtar
Boy Scouts of America
President Hoover urged to lead women in wartime food drive
President orders Hoover to start a nationwide program urging women to join a league pledging to eliminate waste and conserve foods. Hoover will coordinate with the Agriculture Department and receive updates on food conditions while Northcliffe heads British commissions in the U.S. Debate grows over grant of broad government control of food production and distribution, with senators split on limits and enforcement.
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Hoover
Hover
Princeton
Princeton University
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Lord Northcliffe
Houston
Department of and
Food Poe
Tt Isbie
Northcliffe
Lever Food Control Bill Moves Through Senate Panel
The Senate Agriculture Committee reported the Lever Food Control bill amid White House urging fast passage. Senator Gore objected to some points, while Senator Chamberlain plans to push the measure Monday to keep it on track. Senate will await full discussion before any action, with House origins noted.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Gore
Etyceta Remeda
Chamberlain
Senate Agriculture Committee
Minority Committee
Senate Peferc Ure Fiouse
House
Ten Books to the Loan Have Been Closed
A brief note states that ten books in the loan program have been closed. Details on who issued the closure or the reasons are not provided in the readable text.
Subscriptions pour Liberty Loan reach new totals
The May 27 Times report shows $2,505,800 subscribed via application blanks, with 188 subscribers. Major gifts include a $2,000,000 block by Samuel Untermyer through National City Bank and significant pledges by Frank V. Brorrs. Subscriptions span New York, New Jersey, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Dakota, and international workers in Canada.
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Liberty Loan
Tus
New York Times
Timxa
Samuel Untermyer
Nat City Bank
Frank V. Brorrs
Ors
Treasury
Canada
Dominion
Greenwich
Rita Labey
Cosmopolitan Bank
Joseph
Rauch
641 Times Men Subscribe Loan Employees Count
Fragmented OCR notes outline a loan subscription of 641 men tied to a New York lodge or company and a department of service. The text lists applicants and related references but is garbled and incomplete overall.
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New York Locey Company
Ortal
Liberty Loan Bonds Trade Draws Sharp Criticism
Country wide criticism of Liberty Loan bonds as trading yesterday showed bonds sold below par with offerings at less than 10 cents on the dollar. Stock Exchange members spoke out against what appeared to be a deliberate move to suppress Liberty bonds and harm investors.
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Stock Exchange
Whitman and Hoover discuss state food plan coordination
Governor Whitman and Herbert Hoover met at the Hotel St. Rég to align New York State food regulation with a federal plan. They talked about creating a three person commission to oversee state administration and agreed on the likelihood of Geo W. Perkins heading the panel.
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New York State
Whitman
Herbert H. Hoover
Hotel
St. Rég
Hoover
Geo W. Perkins
Brokers Dispute Over Liberty Bond Trading Discount
Brokers condemned sales of Liberty bonds at a four point discount amid reports of market manipulation. The transactions, executed by specialists from other firms, involved contracts sold below par as officials argued the Exchange acts only as a market and would investigate possible rule violations if warranted. No identities or governorial support surfaced, and observers urged an inquiry.
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Origtelly
Penoreenes
Hanary
Filipinos Raise 1.5 Million for Liberty Loan
In Manila on June 16 the Liberty Loan drive raised 1.5 million pesos within a week through spontaneous efforts of American and Filipino committees and sailors on warships subscribing 55 000 pesos to the loan.
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Manila
Income Tax Receipts Reach 330 Million With Penalties Pending
Washington reports this fiscal year total income tax receipts at 330 565 625 dollars and 170 037 009 from corporate taxes. Penalties of 5 percent and interest begin after June 15 for unpaid taxes, with delayed collections expected to add several millions to the total. Receipts by internal revenue districts are telegraphed to the Treasury.
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New York Times
Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Districts
Th Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Hollis Seeks Tax Deduction for Charitable Gifts
Senator Hollis of New Hampshire proposed an amendment to the War Revenue bill. It would allow deductions from net income for gifts to corporations or stations operated exclusively for religious charitable scientific or educational work, so long as no part of the income benefits the donor.
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New York Times
Washington
Senator Hollis
New Hampshire
Senator Hollis Seeks Tax Break on Donations to Institutions
The Senate Finance Committee weighs a Revenue bill after Senator Hollis turned over telegrams from Jacob Schiff and Felix Warburg to Professor Samuel Lindsay urging income tax deductibility for donations to recognized philanthropic and educational institutions. Schiff praises efforts benefiting Jewish institutions and urges Lindsay to speak for them. Warburg, as Federation president, supports the move.
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Hollis
Senate Finance Committee
Jacob H. Schft
Felix M. Warburg
New York
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Finance Committee
Mr. Schiff
Mrape
The
Federation
Liberty Loan progress and press contributions cited
The article notes $2.9 billion in loan bids and delays in recording. It credits the press for aiding the Liberty Loan campaign and describes massive small-subscription support, with Chicago leading district totals and Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin also contributing large sums. Senator Lewis praises nationwide quick funding.
Governor Whitman Eyes Extra Session Over Food Control
Gov Whitman says a Federal commission could be created only if allowed and notes agreement with Mr Hoover on a general plan for cooperation between the eras. He warns of a serious food situation and plans to call an extraordinary September session to expand state powers for food conservation and control. The Wicks Farm to Market bill, signed under protest, may be amended to restore strong state authority and consumer protection.
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Federal Commission
Hoover
Whitman
New York City
Farm and Market Council
Kitman
British Loan Due From London Banks Syndicate
A $50 million loan to London joint stock banks matures Wednesday and will be paid at the National City Bank of New York with one year of 5 percent interest. The loan arose from a British credit established eighteen months earlier by eight London banks, secured by British Treasury bills with the Bank of England. The syndicate’s holders include A Vonserup, Charles H Sabin, James B Alexander, A H W, R Hebden, and George M Reynolds among others.
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National City Bank of New York
United States
London
Bank of Fingland
British Treasury
Ie Ia
A. Vonserup of the National City Rosser
Bankers Bank
Sewardrust Com Nx
Charles H. Sabin
Y Trust Company
James 8. Alexander
National Bank of Comm
Chase National
Nk. R. Hebden
Bank of Montreal
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chi
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Soar in Chicago District
The Chicago Federal Reserve district reports subscriptions reaching a record 445 million dollars and counting for the Liberty Loan as the rush continues. Officials note applications total about 448 thousand with likely 500 thousand as the tally grows. The district minimum was 140 million with a population around seven million.
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New York
Philadelphia
Reserve Bank
Charles J. Rhonda
New England Liberty Loan Subscriptions Pass 300 Million
Federal Reserve Bank reports total subscriptions to the Liberty Loan in New England near 300 million and expected to top 310 million. Analysts say the 300 million threshold will be surpassed, with confidence that at least 300 million has been reached.
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New York Times
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Loan
New Enland
Subscriptions Surpass Fifty Million in Twelfth District
San Francisco report shows Liberty Loan subscriptions in the Twelfth Reserve district reach 171 million dollars with officials predicting totals above 180 million. Subscriptions continue to pour in across California Oregon Washington Idaho Arizona Nevada and Utah as tabulation resumes.
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Reserve
Reserve Bank
Calfornia
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
St. Louis Announces 90 Million Liberty Loan Subscriptions
Governor Rolla Wells of the Eighth Federal Reserve District disclosed that earlier estimates of 90 million dollars in Liberty loan subscriptions for the district were surpassed. He did not provide final totals but indicated strong public support and continued progress.
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ST. Louis
Rolla Wells
Eighth Federal Reserve District
District allotment totals $80 million in budget note
Projections indicate completion may slip past Monday for the tabulation. The district’s allotment stands at $80,000,000 as part of the current budget framework.
Liberty Loan subs in Sixth District reach 56.6 million
Atlanta report shows Sixth Reserve District subscriptions to the Liberty Loan revised to 56,582,000. Figures released by Chairman Wellborn indicate gains from several cities including New Orleans, bringing the district closer to its minimum allotment.
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Atlanta
Liberty Loan
Sixth Reserve District
Wellborn
Reserve Bank
New Orleans
He Py Bank
Subscriptions Stalled, Liberty Loan Totals Rise in Ninth District
Tabulation of Liberty Loan subscription figures resumed in Minneapolis on June 16. The Ninth Reserve District shows a total near 102,000,000, just over three fourths of the $80,000,000 minimum quota, signaling progress toward the goal.
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Minneapolis
Liberty Loan
Ninth Reserve
Seay Predicts Liberty Loan Subscriptions Exceed Cap
Richmond Virginia June 16 Governor George J Seay head of the Fifth Reserve Bank District said today that Liberty Loan subscriptions would exceed the maximum allotment of 100000 dollars.
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Richmond
George J. Seay
Fifth Reserve Bank District
Support for Jewish Philanthropies Budget Exemption Plea
A letter to officials urges tax deductibility for charitable institutions in New York City amid wartime pressures. The writer warns that without exemptions, many charities may close, placing the burden on the state and prompting efforts to ensure tax relief for religious scientific and philanthropic funds. The author expresses willingness to assist and support measures to exempt these groups from taxation.
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New York City
Cleveland district subscribes to loan totals reach new high
The TI Federal Reserve district reports total subscriptions of 276,286,000 with 825,000 in subscriptions. The Cleveland area shows 125,000 subscribers while the district as a whole surpasses the 50,000,000 minimum allotment with a quota of 45,000,000.
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Cleveland
New York Times
TI Federal Reserve District
Kansas City Bank Loan Subscriptions Close in Record Time
Kansas City reports loan subscriptions announced tonight at 11 o'clock exceed 50 000, aiming to exceed the $100 000 000 allotted to the district. The effort shows strong local support as subscriptions rush in.
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Kansas City
New York Times
Wilsons Words in Song for Lamia Demonstration Planned
A chaotic wartime style notice outlines a tonight Manhattan demonstration where words by President Wilson are sung. Attendees will receive an American flag upon entry and a signaling performance by Collier is noted as part of the event.
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