Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Encourages Membership
The Red Cross calls for a year 1919 membership during the December 16 to 23 Roll Call week. Households nationwide should enroll through 100% service flags, with a One-day plan to canvass 100 homes. A $2,500,000 tuberculin seal fund is set, with ten seals awarded per new member.
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Percy Mackaye
Robert Edmond Jones
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
What Boys Say About Red Cross
Letters from soldiers overseas express deep gratitude for Red Cross aid this Christmas. Messages from U S servicemen in France and Italy praise packages, cigarettes, papers, tobacco, and comfort, with nurses stressing minium priority for frontline soldiers.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Washington
France
Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Aims Universal Membership
The American Red Cross declares no fixed quotas for 1919 enrollments. Chapters grow only by local population, aiming to enroll every available person regardless of age or sex. Junior Red Cross Auxiliaries handle child memberships. dues start at twenty five cents for children.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Climax to Victory Red Cross Christmas Roll Call
President Wilson calls Americans to unite for the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call seeking nationwide approval of Red Cross policy. He urges a unanimous response to boost efforts for suffering people worldwide as Christmas nears. The appeal emphasizes comradeship and a shared national commitment.
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Red Cross
Wilson
Red Cross Manual School Opens for Belgian Boys
The American Red Cross established a manual training school for Belgian boys at Vaulruz in Switzerland.
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American Red Cross
Vaulruz
Switzerland
Peace Promotes Greater Need for Red Cross Roll Call
The article urges continued Red Cross relief work after peace is proclaimed. It stresses that peace opens new service fields and calls Americans to join the Christmas Roll Call with the pledge to answer Here and support humanitarian relief.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Relief Expands Across Far East In 1918 Aid Drive
American Red Cross mounts extensive assistance in Vladivostok aiding over 20 000 Czecho Slovak refugees including 4 000 children and treating hundreds of wounded soldiers from the anti Bolshevik front. Medical unit from Tokyo coordinates base hospital trains canteen and first aid sections with 14 American and 7 Japanese doctors and 15 American and 17 Japanese nurses.
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American Red Cross
Russia
Vladivostok
Red Cross
Une
Harbin
Charles K. Moser
Tokyo
Shanghai
America
R. B. Teusler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Teusler
Orient
Mobile Hospitals at Front Praised for Courage Under Fire
The mobile hospital unit from base hospital No. 20 at University of Pennsylvania advanced with troops to provide first aid to the wounded and was commended by General Pershing for bravery under shell fire. Two Red Cross nurses were cited alongside the unit for devotion to duty.
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No. 20
University of Pennsylvania
General Pershing
Red Cross
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