From The Indianapolis News, Tuesday, July 30: Indianapolis Mayor Charles Jewett proposed today that a public record be kept showing the supreme and lesser sacrifices being made by the city’s men and women in the successful prosecution of the war. The roll of honor should be placed somewhere in the city’s center, and be visible where all can read it. “We want set down in large sized numerals the number of boys who are in the army, the navy, the medical corps, and hospital units. We want to give prominent position to our daughters who are Red Cross nurses or who are otherwise serving our nation overseas and at home. We want the world to know how far we exceeded our quota in each Liberty Loan campaign,” the Mayor said. The Marion County Liberty Loan Committee has approved this proposal.
-
Other News This Week
- Applause!: Aug. 28-Sept. 3
- “Picnic” at the Epilogue Players Sept. 10-20
- Lawrence Moving to Establish Riverfront Liquor License Districts
- Fringe Fun and Friends Too
- This Week’s Issue: Aug. 28-Sept. 3
- Former Black Acre Brewing Property Gets New Owners
- Indianapolis: The Great Flood of 1913, Part 2
- Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Enforcement Campaign Begins
- Indiana Authors Awards Announces 2026 winners
- LEGO Show to Support ICAN
Search Site for Articles


