Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-23
Hearst Papers Commended for GI Bill

the future of satisfaction TO every patriotic
American Your unring efforts on behalf Of veterans
undoubtedly helped greatly to insure passage con.
graduate you heartily upon your part In this great
accomplishment
HERBERT r. OCONOR.
Governor Of Maryland.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST. ~
WYNTOON, CAL:
MAY I congratulate you upon the vigor and intel.
NA ligence with which your papers, including the
News-Post OF Baltimore, supported the CT Bill of
Rights This fundamental statute which YOU and
your papers have done much TO advance should
prove farseeing and benefcen future provision for
the welfare of our noble and courageous sons now
fighting valiantly on land, sea and IN the air
all quarters of the globe.
THEODORE r. MckELDlN,
Mayor Of Baltimore.
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD CAL:
WE WISH to congratulate you and the Hearst news
w papers for the work done behalf of the passage
of the CT Bill of Rights the benefits TO fighting
men when they return are immense This tribute to
your efforts is sent behalf OF our Maryland posts
DR. HERBERT c. BLAKE.
Commander, D. NELSON TRIBBY Adjutant
American Legion of Maryland.
Mr. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
McCLOUD CAL:
'JNIE Veterans of Foreign Wars of the old Free State
want to send you and your newspapers our heart
lest congratulations and best wishes for the campaign
you made behalf of passage OF the Bill of Rights
for the American man and woman In uniform. This
unselfish effort for worthy cause, one which
that servcemen will be able to take their
proper place in life when they return to their homes
after winning the war.
GEORGE II. litter.
Commander. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dept
Of Maryland.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
- McCLOUD CAL;
-SEATFEE bcgonraires deeply grateful 10 you
- and the Hearst papers for the splendid contrbu.
lion ma n no
of the American Legions CT Bill Of Rights. All the
members of our armed forces have reason to IGN
grateful TO you.
RALPH f. GOODRICH.
Commander. Seattle Post No 1, Americas
Legion.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD CAL:
GENERAL years ago l had an opportunity to express
~ my personal thanks for the steadast support you
and the Hearst newspapers have always given to
veterans legislation. wish 10 renew these thanks
because of the part you played IN bringing about
the enactment of the Legons CT Bill OF Rights.
STEPHEN r. CHADWICK &
Past National Commander. American Legion
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD CAL:
YOU and Hearst newspapers have done a
L structive work IN your effective support OF the
Legion's Gil Bill of Rights Now that II has been
enacted you deserve the thanks Of every veteran OF
both the first world and the present conflict.
FRANK +. GILMAN,
Past Commander, Seattle Post No. 1. Amer
lean Legion
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD CAL;
rINiE fine patriotic spirit shown by you and your
L papers in the United States support OF the
American Legion CT Bill merits the thanks OF every
true American The benefits TO our fighting men over
seas whensthey manifold II is but another
incident of your unseSh devotion which has character
lied your entire life the protection OF the rights
and Justice due all mankind We OF the American
Legion extend you warmest thanks and this
small tribute includes 300 Legion posts which comprise
some -, 600 members
JOVS L. DELAY