Crusade for Children Aids Europe's Dying Children
A call for private voluntary aid to salvage Europe’s starving children amid slow ECAs relief. The Crusade for Children unites humanitarian groups to fund direct citizen aid, supporting ICEF programs that feed and care for millions, while governments rely on indirect reconstruction funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C.A
Europe
Farm Grange
Farm Bureau federation
Farmers’ Union
Council for Farm Cooperatives
U.S. department of agriculture
International Children's Emergency Fund
United Nations
Asia
United States
Marshall
U.N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
Crusade for Children of
United Nations Appeal for Children
House Group Approves Draft Measure Amid Palestine Talks
Congress moves toward a selective service act to raise armed forces to about 2.01 million in two years. Registration for 18 to 30 with 19 to 25 liable for two years, veterans largely exempt. House approves repeal of oleomargarine taxes, Senate battle looms.
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House
congress
house armed services committee
Defense
James Forrestal
armed services committee
armed forces
army
air force
navy
marine corps
senate armed services committee
Kenneth Royall
Walter G. Andrews
Rep. N. Y
house armed service committee
house of representatives
senate
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michi-gan
Ohio
house agricultural committee
War in the Holy Land and UN plays amid Palestine crisis
Amateurs and experts weigh war prospects as Palestine, encircled by Arab states, faces potential invasion. King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan looms as a key factor while UN efforts falter amid mounting violence. Separately, the Supreme Court rules nationwide that enforcing racial or religious restrictive covenants violates the 14th Amendment, rendering such covenants unenforceable though not erased.
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Holy Land
Palestine
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Great Britain
United Nations trusteeship council
U. N
Red Cross
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Arabia
Arab Legion
Middle East
Syria
U.S. supreme court
Fred Vinson
United States
supreme court
Inflation Hits Swindle Victims After War Rise
A Northwestern National Life Insurance report from the family economics bureau finds inflation fuels fraud and racket costs for the public. It notes swindlers lift living costs and victims pay higher prices in the postwar period.
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vhis
family economics bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance company
Charity solicitors skim public donations in prewar style dances
Victims professions charity solicitors take 50 to 90 percent of public donations before giving the remainder to the organization they operate under their name. Their benefit dance tickets now cost two dollars each, more than the half to one dollar prices of prewar days.
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BATERBAGE
Crusade for Children
ICEF
Uncle Sam
International Children’s Emergency
Bill Schoentgen
WNU
EDYYOR
tce
Wetona news
Fide
PARIS
Comunism
Reds
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris Reds
Saint Cloud
Paria
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Chio
PREWIER
David Ben Gurion
egeacy
Vienna
Austria
states
Aleaka
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