250 Girls Visit Camp Dix Elevating Army Social Life
Washington reports that 150 to 250 girls with chaperones visit Camp Dix each Saturday, organized by the Bureau of Women's Relations to provide dances and social events for soldiers. High officers endorse the hostess work, arguing it boosts morale, reduces venereal disease and AWOL rates, and saves hospital and replacement costs. A Philadelphia club supports soldiers on leave with dances, films, and social gatherings under prominent local women.
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Copenhagen February reports M Wiljanet head of Winisi Trade and Industry says unemployment in Winland is reduced by wartime embargo. He notes Finland’s industrial output higher and discusses gradual embargo easing and transhipment of goods as a free port at Haagn is established.
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