Joe the Turk Tours Nation for Salvation Army Appeal
Joe the Turk known as Hole in the Wall Joe tours the country for the Salvation Army Home Service Fund appeal May 15 to May 20. The story highlights his 33 years with the Army, long police record and later conversion to a public speaker promoting the fund and Army work nationwide.
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National Committee of Friends of the Salvation Army
Arthur R. Rodtegem
Appeal
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Joe Garebed
Joe
Joe Salvation Army
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Service Fund
Det Jee
Salvatios Army
Young Ottoman Keeps Gate Open Before Closure
The incident describes an event where a youth named Jes, the Pusk, stood by a hole in a wall and invited passersby to step forward. The next day the hole was boarded up and the shoe repair shop nearby closed the following week, after which Jes devoted himself to the Salvation Army.
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Rink
Jes
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Salvation Army
Timee Flight. Woman Looks Younger Than Five Years Ago
Town Topics notes a woman who says she does not know her age but appears younger than she was five years ago. The item highlights the mystery of aging and public curiosity.
Salvation Army aids prisoners wives with comfort fund
The Salvation Army launched a Home Service Fund to aid families of state prisoners as part of a 105 million dollar budget. Brigadier Simonson at state headquarters organized Christmas baskets and monetary gifts for 135 families, with letters of thanks and ongoing efforts to provide help when needed.
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Army Borne Service
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Coe
Simonson
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Cabés
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State Headquarters
Army
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