War era church work kept active for soldiers and camps
National Service Commission continues church activities for soldiers with a goal to raise 1000000 dollars to equip chaplains and sustain camp churches. The effort supports camp pastors and near camp churches, aiding morale and moral welfare as thousands of conversions are noted and aid extends to sailors and recruits. The piece also highlights tuberculosis relief efforts coordinated by Red Cross and tuberculosis associations aiding soldiers and families, including sanatorium care and home support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enilors
Ford
Presbyterian Service Commission
Fifth Wenus
New York City
General Assembly
National Service Commision
John T. Manson
First National Bank of
Committee On Chaplains
National Service Commission
Campesche
Ottmann
Presbyterian Church
Army
War Department
Dr. Ortman
Sald
Ottman
Thene
Na Presbyterian
Daniels
Navy
National Service
Montreal
Sabatorium
Jean
George
State Tuberculosis Association
Camp Upton
Dan
Red @roan
Anti-Tuberculosist Oociety
Red Cross
Surgeon General
National
Tuberculcula Association
T. B
Germany
Washington
Tuberculosis Associations
Tos
Crea
Witch the Red Cross
Jantar Red Crowk
League of Nations reform talk outlines postwar tasks
Col Lydecker urges a careful, progressive program for national security and prosperity through focused, committee driven action. He emphasizes reconstruction and readjustment as separate topics, with no single reconstruction committee, awaiting peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Col. Lydecker
Franklin
Adama
Jefferson
Jay
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the Red Cross
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