Plight of Europe s Children Urges Massive Aid Drive
The European Relief Council led by the American Relief Administration and partners seeks 33.9 million dollars to feed and medically treat Eastern and Central Europe’s children this winter. Observers report 3.5 million youngsters face starvation or disease without aid, with Poland’s 1.3 million subsisting on one American meal daily as winter nears.
Worth Saving. Polish childhood engulfed by hunger and disease
The piece describes a young Polish girl as emblematic of a famine struck region where relief from America has preserved her looks but not the suffering in her eyes. It notes that moral religious groups across Europe and adjacent countries look to America as winter of horror ends, and highlights a joint relief appeal by major American and allied organizations.
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Europe
American Refet Administration
American Red Cross
American Friends’ Relief Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Churches of Christ In America
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European children starved without aid shock drives relief drive
A vast appeal aims to raise 83 million dollars by Christmas to aid 8.5 million European children facing starvation this winter. Led by Herbert Hoover and agencies like the American Red Cross and YMCA, the plan funds basic food, medical care, and logistical support with safeguards against waste. Local committees will organize nationwide fundraising with a two-to-one matching by communities.
Rickets Case Highlights European Winter Relief Need
A five year old Vienna girl recovered from severe rickets after surgery at the American Convalescent Home. The relief effort unites eight American organizations including the American Relief Administration American Red Cross Quakers Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Federal Council of Knights of Columbus YMCA and YWCA to curb under nutrition and aid European children facing a harsh winter.
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Vienna
Europe
European Relief Council
American Relief Administration
Ted Cross
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distributon Committee
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
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United effort targets relief for 3.5 million European children
The European Belief Council aims to raise 33 million dollars this Christmas to feed and medically aid 3.5 million children in eastern and central Europe this winter. Eight relief groups including the American Relief Administration, American Red Cross, Quakers, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Federal Council of the Churches, Knights of Columbus, and the YMC A and YWCA unite to direct efforts.
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United States
Europe
Council
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
The
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
European relief effort aims to feed war scarred children
Eight relief organizations form the European Relief Council to raise 38 million dollars for Europe’s starving youngsters. The appeal highlights gaunt children in eastern and central Europe needing hot soup and bread as winter nears, with America as their aid. The effort targets save a generation from starvation and disease.
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Europe
America
European Relief Council
Plight of Refugee Children in Poland
One hundred thousand Russian refugees in Poland are destitute with women and children making up most. Funds of 33 million dollars raised by the European Relief Council aim to provide food clothing and medical care for millions of European children who look to America for aid.
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Poland
European Relief Council
America
30 000 Youngsters Victims of Rickets in Vienna
A Vienna health crisis notes 30 000 children suffering from rickets due to under feeding. European Relief Council and eight American relief agencies join to seek 57 million dollars to aid 3.5 million destitute European children needing food clothing and medical care.
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Vienna
European Relief Council
Contribution Exemption for European Helief Council Appeal
A ruling by the Internal Revenue Service in Washington states that contributions to the European Helief Council for European children's relief funds are exempt from taxation and may be deducted from income tax returns.
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European Helief Council
European Children's Relief Fund
Office of Internal Revenue
Washington
Polish Children in Need Appeal for Relief Funds
Hunger and illness strike 7.5 million Polish children with 1.5 million to 500 thousand needing urgent medical care in Poland today. Relief Council appeals to Americans for 33 million dollars to fund relief work in afflicted Europe.
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