Davison outlines Red Cross peace program and roll call
Henry P. Davison announces plans for a nationwide Red Cross roll call before Christmas with no further fund campaigns. He says the organization will expand postwar relief, public health, and home service while merging wartime work into a lasting peace program.
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Washington, D. C
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Paris
Americ Red Cross
Europe
Washington
United States
America
Red Cross Home Service
Permanent Organization of the Red Cross
Nnal
Red Cross Welfare Workers Aid Soldiers' Families
Red Cross home service workers with the army abroad handle twenty or more daily inquiries about soldiers' families reaching Washington by cable and about a hundred by mail. When a perfect answer isn’t possible, the committee provides the closest possible reply and promises ongoing help and watchfulness.
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Red Cross
Washington
Daily Mail
National
Red Cross Home Service Committee
Milton's Request For A Sailor Boy Back View
Milton's mother asks each family member which view of the sailor boy they prefer. One wants a side view, another a front view, and Milton, to stand out, earnestly asks for a back view.
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Milton
Habit to Be Avoided Critics and the double standard cited
A reflective note warns against unkind and pro miscuous criticism and the habit of judging others. The author argues people justify their own actions while demanding freedom for themselves and refuse the same for others.
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