War Work Council Aid Through War's Women
A feature on the Young Women’s Christian Association War Work Council detailing its federal relief effort and secretaries aiding soldiers’ families from Pacific to Atlantic. It recounts a story of a widow who walked to Camp Funston to see her son, facing theft and hardship, and praises wartime women’s roles in supporting service members.
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Ives
Fie
Camp Funston
Kansas
Junction City
Sway
Fort Hiley
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War Work Council
Ludy
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WCA
Pacific
Alantic
United States
Young Women Christian Association
Alwasa
Young Womens Christian Associations
New York
Miniaters Womens Clubs Chambers of Commerce
Miss Tilian
Chilliothe
Sherman
Tama
Gleveland
Bremerton
Washington
Ahe
War War Council
Salvation Army calls for 600 women for France war relief
Commander Evangeline Booth in the United States must supply 800 additional war work women for France. Col William A Barker sent a report from France describing hutment and relief work with American troops. The upcoming United War Work Campaign highlights the growing demand and the duty it imposes on American efforts.
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Cvangeline Booth
Ceader
Salvation Army
United States
France
William A. Barker
Salvationist Forces
Prante
Dovth
United War Work
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