Red Cross drives to raise $500000 yearly during war
Baltimore June 26 report declares Dr Harry Friedenwald elected Zionist federation president and Louis Lipsky chairman as the group endorses a peace pledge with anti Zionists. The Red Cross in Washington pledges to raise at least $500000 annually for the war and to meet any shortfall from Red Cross week. Large contributions pour in from officials, unions, churches, and many individuals, with totals running into thousands.
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Policeman Blocks Brandeis Seating at Academy Event
Special to The Washington Poet Baltimore Ma June 26 Justice Brandeis faced a seating snag when a policeman blocked two empty first row seats. The chair recognized the justice and ordered the officer to permit Brandeis and his companion to sit. The officer apologized. Secretary Baker urged immediate funding for $9 500 000 in rif le making machinery to equip a new army for speedy service abroad and a bill to appropriation was expected.
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Motoring In Colorado A Summer Paradise For Tourists
Colorado roads from Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo promise smooth drives through canyon rock and cloudless skies. Low summer fares tempt travelers to Pike's Peak Rocky Mountain and Yellowstone regions. The Rock Island Lines offer safe all steel trains to Colorado with travel planning help from Rock Island Travel Bureau in Washington.
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Safety and Service First Road HEE Yet Ay Cet State
A brief notice style item discusses safety and service priorities within a regional road program. It highlights the emphasis on practical maintenance, public work, and state involvement to improve transportation safety and reliability for residents and travelers.
Congress baseball for Red Cross at American League Park
A capacity crowd is expected for a congressional baseball game at American League Park on Saturday to aid the Red Cross. Ticket sales surge with 700 tickets issued by Treasury Chief Clerk Wilmetoof and over 150,990 tickets placed with committees. Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Red Cross, flower girls, and high school cadets will participate with a Marine Band concert and Fort Myer officers’ drill. Melvin C. Hazen leads the arrangements with citizen committees coordinating ushers.
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Nation Eyes Broad War Powers Amid Fights Over Controls
Debates on emergency legislation seek to extend wartime powers for price controls, licensing, and government purchases while exempting farmers and certain producers. Senators Knox Sherman Sterling Nelson Sharman debate scope, with calls to curb middlemen and protect civilians, as House action stalls on funds for rivers and harbors.
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Red Cross Fund Reaches 214 Million, Davison States
Henry P. L. Davison, chairman of the Red Cross war council, said contributions to the war fund totaled about 214 million. The plan emphasizes publicity and public involvement while directing funds mainly to American soldiers and sailors and to relief for allies, with a Russia commission led by Dr. Frank Billing to study needs and aid strategies.
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Girl Flier Leaves on Train for Chicago Test Flight
Miss Katherine Stinson, who helped the Red Cross effort by flying from Buffalo to this city, departed at 3 o'clock yesterday for Chicago to test a new aircraft for a Calgary flight. She was greeted at the Red Cross headquarters by Chairman Davison and spent most of the day resting at Mrs. R. Lake's home, 2028 Park Road, a close friend of Miss Stinson, where she stayed overnight.
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Billion loaned to allies reaches four billion total
Treasury records show Allied loans surpassing 4.008 billion dollars with Britain receiving 550 million and France 210 million. New credits include 15 thousand and 19 million to the allies to cover expenditures in the United States.
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