Red Cross Aid Shifts War Suffering in Allied Lands
The Red Cross aids soldiers and Allies by easing suffering and speeding the war effort. It reaches 50,000 French children and aids Serbia and Roumania, delivering food, seeds, medical care, and relief as monarchs and nations plead for continued American support. The piece closes a five part series urging readers to request Red Cross statements.
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Spirit of French refugee children fuels Red Cross drive
Major Murphy recounts scenes of refugees in France, including a blind eight year old boy and a mutilated soldier leading him, and describes Evian repatriation trains carrying dozens of sick and exhausted children. Red Cross workers meet them, offering care, food, and rest as doctors warn many will die without proper feeding.
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