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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

5

Librarians Fight Unrest With Books for Everybody

Four thousand librarians of the American Library Association endorse the Books for Everybody program to aid foreign born residents. The plan aims to publish and translate literature in accessible languages, fund two million dollars through individual efforts, expand county and industrial libraries, and extend services to the merchant marine coast guard hospitals and blind citizens.

United States American Library Association Association Library Trustees Friends of Libraries Sytem United States Merchant Marine Coast Guard Lighthouse Service United States Public Health Service

Books for Everybody Pushes County Library Network

The American Library Association unveils a nationwide "Books for Everybody" plan to extend county library systems. California leads with 42 of 58 counties already participating, delivering books to rural outposts via central county stations and branch libraries. The program seeks $2 million funding, funded by librarians, trustees, and library supporters to improve citizenship and literacy nationwide.

American Library Association Friends of Libraries

Lane 1 Leads Salvation Army Campaign 1920

Franklin K. Lane former Secretary of the Interior has become chairman of the Salvation Army home service appeal for 1920. He vows to be a working chairman and will address Salvation Army workers, stressing aid for the needy at home and abroad.

Interior Franklin K. Lane Interior Department National Committee Salvation Army Home Service Lane Evangeline Pooth Mr. Lane

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