One Call to Duty for Red Cross War Relief
A wartime appeal urges citizens to give generously to the American Red Cross, stressing that any amount aids the war effort. It highlights the need to give more than the excess and frames donation as a duty, noting the Red Cross aid to soldiers and civilians and its global relief work endorsed by the War Department and Allies.
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Red Cross World War Relief Leaders and Support
The American Red Cross is described as the largest relief organization drawn from volunteers with paid executives. It operates through membership fees and voluntary contributions, aiding military and civil efforts during war and planning global rest ration work. Congress authorizes it and President Wilson leads it with broad Allied and American support, totaling twenty two million members.
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