King Albert I of Belgium A Hero of War and Reforms
King Albert I of Belgium, 44, the only newspaper reporter to become monarch, led 350000 Belgian troops in World War I. He fought near Liege and Antwerp, insisted on frontline service, and refused German demands to pay to cross Belgian soil. Queen Elisabeth funded practical culinary training in Brussels and supported famine relief.
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Red Cross agents hold conference in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Red Cross conference heard praise for reports on postwar soldier care and War Risk Insurance plans. Dr George Ternano will assist CT soldiers with shell shock and US General Hospital 16 at New Haven will care for TB discharged soldiers.
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