Henri Dunant Remembered As Red Cross Founder
Henri Dunant, founder of the International Red Cross, was one of the pivotal figures cited in the history of humanitarian aid. His work spurred international conventions and laid the groundwork for modern humanitarian relief efforts around war and disaster.
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First Nobel Peace Prizes in 1901 Named Two Laureates
The 1901 Peace Prize honored two recipients, a pioneering American and a European statesman, for their efforts in promoting international arbitration and peaceful cooperation.
In Memoriam Emma E Scheidemantel
In loving memory of wife mother and grandmother Emma E Scheidemantel who passed away two years ago on June 1 1954. Wm Scheidemantel and family note travel along Memory Lane. Mrs Frank Battaglino of San Francisco announces her daughter Elaine Battaglino Shields visiting from California. Mrs Shields mother is visiting while her husband serves in the Merchant Marines in the South Pacific.
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