Government War Risk Insurance Strengthens Fighters Home
James H. Collins reviews the wartime War Risk Insurance Bureau, detailing how government life insurance and allotment provisions protect soldiers and families, compare with old pension laws, and explain claims, costs, and the nationwide educational drive to ensure coverage for all fighting personnel and dependents.
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James H. Collins
Sam
United States
Spauare
Betty Ingraham
Third Street
Platt City
Ala
Bureau of War-Risk Insurance
Osmond Kelly Ingraham
U. S. S. Cassin
Military and Naval Insurance Act
Ingraham
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
America
Army
Navy
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Coast Guard
Warhisk Insurance Bureau
Washington
Blue Jackets
Treasury Department
Congress
Death rate in Belgium far exceeds battlefield losses
The Belgian legation reports a humanitarian crisis under German occupation with a death rate rivaling early epidemics. Civilians endure deportations and executions, electrified fences, and severe malnutrition while hunger and disease drive premature deaths across Namur Luxembourg Liege Brabant Hainaut and towns like Dinant Andenne Tamines Louvain and Namur.
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Washington
Belgium
Legation
Havre
Namur
Luxembourg
Liege
Brabant
Hainaut
Dinant
Andenne
Tamines
Louvain
Aerschot
Omer
Begium
Germany
Telgian
Brussels
Gers
Belghum
Hns
Rasputin Beholds Vera Smirnova In Petrograd
Mile. Vera Smirnova, famed contralto of Petrograd, rose to court life's select circle and captured peasants with gypsy songs. Rasputin, the infamous mystic, coveted her, and for years influenced Russian affairs from behind the throne.
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Kisputin
Pines Youssoupouan
Irene
Milo
Smirnova
Rasputin
Prince
Red Cross Fund
Mile
Vera Smirnova
Petrograd
Russia
Famine Stalks in Petrograd Appeals for Food Aid
A Petrograd correspondent to the London Times reports mass food shortages and urban hoarding. Markets lack bread, sugar, potatoes, milk, and meat as rationing fails, while prices soar for scarce items. Relatives barter frantically and a British community in Petrograd seeks aid from London, noting worsening internal conditions and calls to the Foreign Office for oats, sugar, margarine, and flour.
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London
London Times
Petrograd
Lfe
House
Russia
Thenglish Church
Tondon
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Louis Orr
Louvre
Paris
Vont Neuf
Luxembourg Museum
Orr
Relins
Foreign Office
U. S
France
Walla