Red Cross Full War Accounting Shows 154 Million Overseas and 119 Million at Home
Reuters summary cites a Washington sourced report detailing the American Red Cross twenty month financials. It records 154 million spent overseas and 119 million in the United States, with figures covering canteen services, relief funds, and manpower. The report covers the period ending March 1, detailing distributions by national headquarters and chapters.
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United States
Washington
Red Cross
Williams
Enwniey
Ked Crone & Mucceas
War Council
Ohio
Cronwy
Solitiers
Farad
Ty Orme
Ted Crom
Monte War Council
France
National Tuberculosis Aid Seals Drive Expands Across States
The National Tuberculosis Association plans to place 056,000,000 seals on sale through state and local health agents to fund a nationwide tuberculosis education campaign. Sales have risen sharply since 1917 with a total of about 190,000,000 seals sold in America, and the drive continues through December to meet a multi‑million dollar quota.
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National Tuberculosia Association
Ebley Inchon
Delaware
Norway
Mian Janelt
Auwertcow
Crome
Ed Crone
We National Tiberculosis Association
Unauelig
America
National
Ascurag
Howe
United Sates
Dietrich Idaho Notes on Local News and People
Dietrich news roundup covers visits, transfers, and business changes. Dr. Hess products praised for stock health. Dwight TaGrane buys J. A. Malley cream plant. Kensinger lecture canceled due to illness. Kershners move to an area farm. Dr Dillman’s land deals. school enrollment and texts arriving. bank check fraud note. assorted local travels and events. Dr Drake endorses Miss McCormick and upcoming union services with free admission.
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Pr. Drake
Payettn
WCTU
Idaho
Dietrich Mine McCormick
Drake
Mere Deke
Mies
Mick
Akiuld
Volunteers sought to fight tuberculosis nationwide
National Tuberculosis Association sponsors a wide educational drive urging volunteers to join an intensive campaign against tuberculosis. The appeal highlights the need for trained sealm and public support, notes Cross seal funds support the effort, and calls for inquiries to assist local tuberculosis associations in reducing transmission.
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National Tuberculosis Association
National
Eaim
United States
Christmnan Seain
Balancing Trade and Its Costs to Nations
When a country exports heavily to another while receiving no imports the payment instruments fail to balance. This forces gold shipments or other readjustments, raising exchange premiums that act like hidden price adds. If premiums rise too high, purchases shift to other markets, risking lost trade unless balance is achieved.
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