Division quotas to be accepted: Community Chest workers prepare for campaign

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Division quotas will be accepted and organization details completed this week as Community Chest workers under C. J. Briant gird for the October campaign for $1,-412,500 for local welfare. Another $25,000 for services to the armed forces will be sought.
All 52 Red Feather agencies will observe open house Sunday, Oct. 1, from 3 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. to "kick off" the campaign. Advance gifts committeemen under E. V. Benjamin Jr.
and Mrs. Hymen
L. Cohen will strive to complete their assignments before the opening of general solicitation Monday, Oct. 2. and Mrs. Hymen
L. Cohen will strive to complete their assignments before the opening of general solicitation Monday, Oct. 2,
Employe groups workers, headed by E. M. Rowley, will be or-ganizing inplant promotion, in many instances in co-opertation with representatives of organized labor. Sparkling this effort was a visit to New Orleans this week end of Reginald Kennedy, of the labor participation department, Community Chests and councils of America.
Sponsored by the President of the United States, the governor and the mayor, public offices also will organize solicitation of employes for the Chest campaign.
Quota of $27,500 was accepted for the federal group by Harry P. Newton, division chairman. "He is first vice-president of the Louisiana Engineering Society and s active in civic and welfare organizations. Judge Herbert W. Christen-berry is honorary chairman.
An appeal from President Truman addressed to the heads of executive departments and agencies has been circulated to federal employes. President Truman expressed hope "that all employes will give generously, keeping in mind the fact that each of the Red Feather services included in the Conjmunity Chest would appeal separately if they were not united in this one campaign and that contributors should give enough to support all of these services for a full year."
A $7500 quota was accepted for the state employes division by Dr. William W, Frye of the Louisiana State university medical school. Gov. Long, honorary chairman, has written heads of state offices urging enthusiastic co-operation'' and expressing hope that the division will go over the top as it did last year.
PHOTO CAPTIONS READ: Dr. William W. Frye; Lionel G. Ott; Gen. Harry P. Newton

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Title	Division quotas to be accepted: Community Chest workers prepare for campaign
Contact Information	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans - 433 Bolivar St. New Orleans, LA 70112 ~ Send Inquiries to digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu
Subject	Frye, William W., Dr.
Call Number	1950 p73
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Notes	Includes photos
Publisher	Times-Picayune
Date	1950-09-25
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Source	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans ~ www.lsuhsc.edu/no/library
Language	en
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Coverage-Spatial	New Orleans (La.)
Coverage-Temporal	1950
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Object File Name	lsuhsc_ncc000928
Excerpted text	Division quotas will be accepted and organization details completed this week as Community Chest workers under C. J. Briant gird for the October campaign for $1,-412,500 for local welfare. Another $25,000 for services to the armed forces will be sought. All 52 Red Feather agencies will observe open house Sunday, Oct. 1, from 3 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. to "kick off" the campaign. Advance gifts committeemen under E. V. Benjamin Jr. and Mrs. Hymen L. Cohen will strive to complete their assignments before the opening of general solicitation Monday, Oct. 2. and Mrs. Hymen L. Cohen will strive to complete their assignments before the opening of general solicitation Monday, Oct. 2, Employe groups workers, headed by E. M. Rowley, will be or-ganizing inplant promotion, in many instances in co-opertation with representatives of organized labor. Sparkling this effort was a visit to New Orleans this week end of Reginald Kennedy, of the labor participation department, Community Chests and councils of America. Sponsored by the President of the United States, the governor and the mayor, public offices also will organize solicitation of employes for the Chest campaign. Quota of $27,500 was accepted for the federal group by Harry P. Newton, division chairman. "He is first vice-president of the Louisiana Engineering Society and s active in civic and welfare organizations. Judge Herbert W. Christen-berry is honorary chairman. An appeal from President Truman addressed to the heads of executive departments and agencies has been circulated to federal employes. President Truman expressed hope "that all employes will give generously, keeping in mind the fact that each of the Red Feather services included in the Conjmunity Chest would appeal separately if they were not united in this one campaign and that contributors should give enough to support all of these services for a full year." A $7500 quota was accepted for the state employes division by Dr. William W, Frye of the Louisiana State university medical school. Gov. Long, honorary chairman, has written heads of state offices urging enthusiastic co-operation' and expressing hope that the division will go over the top as it did last year. PHOTO CAPTIONS READ: Dr. William W. Frye; Lionel G. Ott; Gen. Harry P. Newton
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