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Charles Lindbergh — Part 12
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‘MARSHALL ‘PURGES’
a THIRD OF HIS: STAFF
Obtains Board of Directors for
No Foreign War Group
,
eros aa editor of The
Sedar Rapids /' (owa) Gazette,
hf,
“purged” his fNo Foreign War
Committee eal Say and got ee fay and go
rat board of directors.
- During the day, he personally
ischarged one-third of the offic:
aff at 100 East Forty-secon:
treet. And late Inst night he an-
jounced the election and accept-
nee of directorships by ten per-,
—— Thereby, he explained, he pro-
poted to remove the appearance of
eing a one-man committee in
which his organization had been
left by the re: Pak ft its orig-
inal promote: Armstrong,
publicist, cee “the” admitted
estrangement men ES [ice
Derr togesher
Stewart anf Geor
#
el Sggleston, the
of Scribner's Commentator, all four
of whom he named as the original
dackers of the No Foreign Wars
Committee, who induced him to
come chairman.
Mr. Marshall said he was as:
in this reorganization of the No
Foreign War Committee
cea and e ae respectively -
roe.
—tebumsel for a number of important
industries and publicity director of
the $300,000,000 campaign of the
Red Cross during the figet World
Var; and also assisted bY Mark M._
‘ones, president of the Akron Ben-
e-Company, economist, organize-
tion engineer and member of the
committee on economfo policy of
the National Association of Manu-
facturers.
Mr. Jones and Mr, Batchelor
headed the list of ten persons made
publio last night es having accept-
ed election ag directors of the No
Foreign War Committee. Ax ranked
by Mr. Marsipll, the othera were:
Robert M./Lancaster, associated
with the inyestment fitm of Win-
Mitchell & Co., who con-
; Mrs, Helen D.
ngatreet,’ widow of General
‘ames Longstreet of the Contpder-
te Army; Clarence Budington{ Kel-
land, writer; Harry W. Colmdry of
‘Topeka, Kan., former National
Commander of the American
gion; together with three direc
from Mr, Sfarshall’s home town ct
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, namely,
Harry fi. Gage, president } af foe
College, Mayor Frank K.| Hahn,
and Deh Barnes, attorney. |
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chelor, public “relations
Pl an eens
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