France No Place for Bolshevism in 1919
William G. Shepherd reports from Paris that Bolshevism has little traction in France despite American fears. French soldiers and civilians express contentment with postwar life, rights, and family stability, dismissing veterans clubs as political threats.
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Knights of Columbus plan training for crippled soldiers
New York March 13. The Knights of Columbus consider establishing a trade school and workshop near the Mineola military hospital for crippled soldiers. Courses would include picture framing glass cutting manufacture and painting of novelties and toys painting and upholstering wicker and willow furniture basket work repainting of hospital beds and related items.
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