United War Work campaign mobilizes for troops relief
Nebraska adopts the United War Work drive running November 11 to 18 with a $170 million national goal. Seven major groups including YMC A YWCA Catholic War Council and Salvation Army unite to fund soldier morale, housing, news, and field welfare efforts for Nebraska boys and all servicemen.
Nebraska Plans War Work Campaign Appeal
Nebraska loaned over 204000000 to the United States government. The state expects repayment with interest. During the same period residents gave 4500000 for the welfare of servicemen. The article urges raising 2000 for the United War Work campaign November 11 18.
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Inca Hettle Over Oyer
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Peace and Comfort for Soldiers Beyond the War End
War Work campaign extends for two years after fighting ends with seven national groups uniting to support soldiers abroad and at home. Officials say returns to soil delayed, requiring ongoing fundraising to provide comfort and care for service members regardless of peace timing.
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Mothers In Nebraska Join War Effort For Sons In Service
Women nationwide support the war by working in munition plants and backing front line efforts. President Wilson praises women’s role and urges participation in the United War Work campaign with YMCAs YWCA National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service and Salvation Army to raise 170 million dollars during November 11 to 18.
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United War Work Campaign
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Ay War Work Council
YWCLA
National Catholic War Council
KK. of C
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Commuunity Service
American
Women's Committee
Y M.C. A
Y. Wocoa
Jewish Welfare Boxtrad War Camp
Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Nebraska Women Rally For United War Work Campaign
Nebraska women pledge to support the United War Work drive and send a “bit of home” to soldiers in trenches and camps. Mothers’ sons fight for the United States, and women must not be slackers in this effort.
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United States of America
Uniting War Work Drive Consolidates Nebraska Effort
Nebraska gears up for a single November drive to raise the $2,000,000 quota for Y M C A Y W L A K C Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library Association and Salvation Army. President Wilson backs the consolidated effort as the preferred method over seven separate campaigns.
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Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Wilson
Governors urged to back United War Work campaign
State committee asks Governor Neville and city leaders to issue proclamations promoting United War Work. Mayors to issue proclamations and newspapers asked to publish statements from community leaders praising the seven agencies aiding soldiers and the nationwide effort.
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Nebraska Voices Rally During United War Work Campaign
The state headquarters secures a squadron of speakers to promote the United War Work drive for seven groups including the Y M C A Y W C A National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library Association and the Salvation Army.
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Y W.C. A
National Catholic War Connell
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The
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Victory Boys and Victory Girls join Nebraska war effort
The United War Work Campaign forms a Youth division named Victory Boys and Victory Girls to enroll at least 32 000 children in Nebraska and raise five dollars per participant to support a soldier with seven organizations for five weeks.
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Local Social Notes Hint at Quiet Weekend Visits
Leafdale reports visitors over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson stopping at the Dvorak home Sunday evening. Frank Dvorak and family joined Mr and Mrs Benish Sunday. Monday guests included Cecil James and family William James and Aura at L H Bowens. Unainwild returned to Iowa Saturday and Mrs Pete Saxon visited her sister.
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Iowa
Pete Saxon
John Sixon
Travis
Potter
H. B. Lonsdale
Nebraska urged to raise 2 million for wartime drive
Nebraska is called upon to contribute 2 million dollars during the week of November 11 to 18 to support seven United War Work organizations. The drive asks each worker to fit a unique role, and the state is expected to meet the total as planned, with the campaign soon to commence.
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United Campaign
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