Reports on German Morale From Food Deliveries to Prisoners
Carl P Dennett of Boston cites a Red Cross effort that fed and clothed American prisoners in German camps after armistice. He notes United States demands in 1918 improved treatment, and describes the morale impact on Germans as parcels reached scattered POWs, with bands and songs boosting prisoner morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
Red Cross
Switzerland
Carl P. Dennett
Boston
Red Grass
Berne
America
United States
Teuton Q
Fted- Cross
Ted Cross
Washington
Anil
American Red Cross
Paris
Germany
Geran
Mr. Dennett
Delaware
Pershing
Rhine
Berlin
Vichy
Red Cross Nurses Die For Liberty
A memorial notes 198 American Red Cross nurses who died in the great war among 19,877 who served. It cites Jane A. Delano and other leaders, with graves worldwide and a service flag in the American Red Cross building in Washington bearing 198 gold stars for the fallen nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jane A. Delano
American Red Cross Department of Nursing
France
Germany
Jessie Baldwin
Summerville
American Red Cross
Washington
Local notices from McIntyre area and Marion Center district
A weekly roundup lists visits and travels of residents including Miss Mary Kauffman in McIntyre and friends in Indiana and Johnstown. Students, teachers, and families attended events, with services and visits noted across Kent, Leechburg, Tarentum, Greensburg, and nearby towns. Marion Center organized a Grange, key staff changes at the B and P station, and upcoming Lyceum events led by Miwood Railey, with remarks on community activities and a M2 class schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcintyre
Mary Kauffman
Atear
Indiana
Kent J
RB. Learn
Margaret
G. B. McGreary’s
Wandin
T. R. Boden
Leechsburg
Tarentum
Marion Center
Jay Cher
S. W. Barr
Lee
Washington, D. C
Miwood Raiiey
CG. H. Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl P. Desnstt
Red Cross Nurses Die For Liberty
Jennie Abel
Mary
PENN
Ralph Folmar
Johnstown
A. B. Geesey
Milton Sheasley
Solomon Sheesley
Harry Smith
Vandergrift
John Amond
Frank Adams
Merrit
John Rose
J. W. Burkhart
Martha Stephens and Sons
J. FH. Lytle
D.G. Strong
MT. Tabor
Laura Palmer
Derry
Misa Grace Lichtenfels
Ingleshbon
Dick Shoup
Cambria Steel Works
G. W. Clawson
G. W. Palmer
Ernest Lichtenfels
George Clina’sa
Wilson Palmer
Friendsey
Tennessee
Greensburg
Russell Lichtenfels
Treshbon
Wim. Lichtenfels
New York
Burgundy
Oxford
Black
Ronson
Toyland
Lux
Uneeda Biscuits
Webb
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