Tribune Fresh Air Fund Report Shows Wide Vacation Relief
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund reports 1913 outreach sent 6 208 New York City children to country homes with average costs just over 53 cents per outing. About 19 804 dollars came from public contributions, while two thirds of outings began before August end. Cases show long term benefits including arranged homes for families and marriages formed from hosted children, with many outings lasting three weeks to two months.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund activity and costs in 1919
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund moved to emphasize private host homes over institutional camps, noting 1919 results with 11 centers hosting 1,299 children. Total expenditures over its 37 years reached $928,046 with 305,357 children served and an average cost of $304.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund shows careful system for children outings
The Tribune Fund executed a wide scale verification to prevent duplicate outings and ensured health standards for all children. About 940 children in 24 trips, led by 21 escorts, traveled in 1912 with reduced railroad fares and strict health checks.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Receipts and Expenditures 1913
Audit reports show receipts totaling 8174.00 with a balance of 62 carried from 1812, plus 1999.71 special gifts for Shepherd Knapp Home and 3425 for Fresh Air Fund portage and stationery. Expenditures cover maintaining homes in Ashford Hill, Deposit, Middletown, Claverack, and related services with 4292 children aided over ten weeks and 10 nursing staff. Auditors Francis Lynde Stetson and Cleveland H. Dodge affirm funds used for actual work and country outreach. A thirty-seven year summary of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund’s achievements is included.
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N Y Subway Case Up to McAdoo Today
Washington dispatch reports that Secretary McAdoo will review two key reports on the New York subway controversy. District Attorney Marshall covers the legal angle while Colonel Fry assesses the engineering aspects. McAdoo plans to announce a decision later in the week after study.
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