Red Cross Secures Beatrice Manley's Move to Wales
Seven year old Beatrice Manley, described as small for her age, leaves Gravity Kentucky with Red Cross help for a new life in Wales with grandparents. Red Cross Home Service settles her affairs, arranges a chaperone, and coordinates contact between Kentucky and Cardiff. A London Chapter representative meets Beatrice in Plymouth and reports the Welsh grandparents gratefully accept the care provided by the Red Cross.
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Fatrice Manley
Wales
Beatrice
The
Red Cross
S &Ther
Gravity
Kentucky
South Wales
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Yewyrs
Red Cross Home Service
Menley
London
American Red Cross
Plymouth
Cardiff
Relief workers distribute aid in central Siberia
Five and 11 other workers of the American Red Cross Commission remain in middle Siberia to distribute large amounts of relief supplies shipped inland. Much of the work was halted and instantaneous evacuation of several warehouses needed due to interwar sieges and factional fighting.
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Amerrcan Red Cross Commission
Siberia
E .O.een
Vasions
Red Cross Clothing Aid to Key Work Forces
Red Cross workers at Chite provided clothing for 38 000 miners 6 000 railway workers and their families 8 000 Austro German prisoners amid a harsh Arctic winter context with widespread hardship noted.
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American Red Cross
Chite
Grandfather of Justice Pendleton Inspires Court Test
In a New York supreme court citizenship hearing, a bard sang The Star Spangled Banner written by Francis Scott Key, Pendleton’s grandfather. The judge rose, others stood, and the courtroom paused before resuming the proceedings.
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Justice Pendleton
New York Supreme Court
Francis Scott Key
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