Relief ship to Archangel sends 4660 tons of aid
American Red Cross dispatched a relief voyage to Archangel carrying 4660 tons of drugs food soap and supplies for Allied servicemen and civilians in northern Russia. A second ship followed with 20 tons of satellite supplies. total expenditure nears 300000. Comments note harsh winter conditions and tuberculosis among prisoners while efforts focus on comfort and survival for soldiers and towns along the White Sea coast.
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Red Cross Secretary Reports European Relief Efforts
A dispatch from Franee to Secretary Baber details the American Red Cross aid trip to Europe. The narrative praises the relief work, notes enthusiasm for postwar aid, and highlights expanding collaboration with French and British units during the visit to Winchester and London.
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Bed Cross
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London
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Winchester
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Hive
Franee
Caghond
Hestedel
Replacing Orchards Aids European Tree Replanting Effort
The Arsguean Red Cross funds RiGee to assist replinting of trees in the ar elairdles area near the Gertians. Utis sage 40,000 fruit trees will be repdiseed in Belgium and northern France, aiming to restore devastated orchards.
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Belgium
Norte
France
GURUVER AND SWAN LAKE LAST WEEK'S EVENTS
Local notes report residents in Estherville area visiting relatives and hosting guests over Thanksgiving. Families across nearby towns shell corn, dine together, and plan Christmas activities while some youth travel, rent farms, or start building projects. Twenty years ago notes recall past travels, fires, school terms, weddings, and local amusements with regional names and places.
Wool of the Llama in Bolivia Seen by Traveller
The wool of the llama is widely used in Bolivia where a traveler may see Indian women at their huts spinning the wool. They work with hand looms to produce blankets and shawls.
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Bolivia
New patented white metal alloy touted for durable shine
A description notes a valuable white metal that polishes brilliantly and resists tarnish in air. It is claimed to be an alloy incorporating blamath, mere eury, tin, zinc and copper, and has been covered by a patent.
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