Salvation Army Aims for Postwar Community Help
The Salvation Army pledges expanded spiritual and material welfare in every city and town. It serves jobless, troubled families, the elderly, and youths, offering counseling and emergency aid. Calls for wholehearted support and generous giving to sustain its mission in a better postwar world.
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Salvation Army World War II Service Units Across United States
The Salvation Army in America runs nearly 3,000 local units focusing on religious activities, medical clinics, family welfare, women’s residences, shelters, youth programs, prison work, and rural services. Units span urban centers, the Hawaiian Islands, and Alaska, with extensive work for hospitals, maternity homes, and relief for prisoners and families, plus Allied forces support.
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