Insurance men hold session on war savings stamps drive
Metropolitan Life district meeting in Murchison building drew 22 agents led by W H Stewart of New York and Maj Joseph W Little. They aim to sell 65 million in war savings stamps this year with 5 000 per agent. Southern district leads in sales and a spontaneous aviation aid offer to France was discussed. An acre of sea fishing ground could feed more than a year of land farming.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Murchison Building
W. H. Stewart
New York
Joseph W. Little
Wilmington
Senate committee backs large expansion of army
Washington May 24 the senate military affairs committee unanimously supported a three million man army expansion. It endorsed Senator Reed Missouri resolution authorizing the president to raise and train three million additional troops at his discretion. Reed may report the bill to the senate next Monday. House panel already gave the president unlimited power to raise any army size.
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Senate Military Affairs Committee
Reed
Missouri
Senate
House Military Committee
Revenue decision postponed by McAdoo in Washington
Secretary McAdoo delayed a revenue bill decision until later after telephoning Senator Simmons of North Carolina and meeting with advisers. Majority Leader Kitchin said final judgment would come this afternoon and the president had not indicated necessity for a bill this session.
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Washington
McAdoo
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Kitchin
Treasury Department
White House
American Aviators Aid Paris Defense
Paris faces looming air raids as an American escadrille formed from top pilots will bolster Paris defense. The unit, drawn from leading American airmen, prepares to join the city’s defense efforts against enemy air assaults.
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Paris
de- Paris
Negro Mercy Campaign Near Half Million Dollar Target
A large fundraising drive expects to raise about 100 million from moneyed donors and corporations for relief work. Rev. Dawson of Ebenezer Baptist church spoke to enthusiastic support, stressing the honor of joining such a vast undertaking. The colored organization aims to report full figures after delays, with final results due after tomorrow's closing exercises and the sale of the first aeroplane mail piece.
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Dawson
Ebenezer Baptist Church
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