Lifesaving Campaign in Southwest Division
A lengthy report on Captain Norvert B Reacke leading lifesaving demonstrations and campaigns across multiple chapters in May, June, and July. It highlights demonstrations at YMCA and outdoor pools, praise from local officials, and awards and exhibits showcasing rescue techniques and lifesaving skills. The narrative notes strong public interest and widespread support for the life saving corps in the Southwestern region.
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Campaign cooperation statement on Tuberculosis Seals
A joint statement by the American Red Cross and the National Tuberculosis Association warns against unofficial ties between their campaigns. It directs that no Red Cross involvement will be used in Tuberculosis Seals sales and sets separate roll call dates from November 1 to 30 and December 1 to January 1. George Horton Payne and Dr Alexander Miller lead the clarifications.
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Junior Red Cross Makes Good Citizens
The Junior Red Cross aims to cultivate good citizenship among American youth through charitable work. It supports children in need, provides garments to the destitute, and encourages service, sewing, and charitable activities across communities.
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Nurse in Southwest D6 510% Covers Big Territory
A detailed report outlines a nurse in the Southwest district covering a large area. The piece mentions Mary Vicr, Washington County, and various local regions, describing treatment efforts and community responses amid public health concerns. It notes issues with contaminated water exposure and treatment outcomes, including the impact on families and veterans seeking assistance and training.
Texas Children Play for Health Event Promotes Welfare
A torn OCR fragment shows a health themed exhibit titled Texas Children Play for Health. It references children, a display of health officers, and a public health effort with dozens of youngsters participating in summer activities and demonstrations aimed at promoting well being.
Junior Red Cross Sunday Clothes Drive Event
A fragment describes a Junior Red Cross effort organizing Sunday clothing for children. It mentions Peewee age participants, dress details like pink party dresses, and a barat event with a 2 pm dress, aiming to support weekend activities and care for youngsters. The text emphasizes outfits and attendance planning.
Red Cross Recounts Work in Southwestern Division 1940s
The Southwestern Division covers Missouri Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. Red Cross volunteers report 1 681 visits raising public health awareness and 405 classes on hygiene first aid and life saving. The division notes 497 070 junior members and ongoing relief efforts in public health and wartime service.
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Red Cross spend shows in Southwest Division II year
A fragmented clipping notes that the Red Cross spent about 700000 in the Southwest Division II during a given year. The garbled text references officials, offices, and a time frame but unreadable names and dates hinder precise details. The piece resembles a historical public notice or internal report.
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Fragmented OCR item from Southwestern Leveson era
Readable text indicates a damaged OCR fragment mentioning names and places but lacking coherent events or clear facts. The piece references a Southwestern context with potential names such as Ann and Red Cress, yet no verifiable action or outcome is present.
Appreciation by Government Officials for Local Red Cross Workers
The Craig County Chapter leaders, Myra Earhart and Myra Gries, are praised for outstanding service to soldiers and public health work. They helped organize relief and recreation efforts, assisting Delaware area veterans and families. The letter notes their dedication and impact in Craig County during wartime activities.
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Ex Soldier Seeks Pension and Insurance Details
Fragmentary text hints at a case involving a former service member pursuing pension and insurance matters. The document references legal or administrative proceedings and potential assistance from an agent or official, but concrete names, dates, or outcomes are not readable.
Southwestern Division Keeps Watch Over Soldiers
A battered OCR text describes the Southwestern Division monitoring soldiers and wartime activities. It references apes, cities, hospitals, workers, and a long, jumbled account of events, with scattered names like Gary and Wey. The passage conveys a wartime mood and labor concerns.
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