End of War ushers new Pan American era, Barrett writes
John Barrett argues the war end will mark a new Pan American era and a world role for the Monroe Doctrine. He contends Pan American cooperation will grow through commerce travel and mutual confidence, aligning all American nations with the United States against autocracy.
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South America
Waris
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Uruguay
Chill
United States
America
Fran-America
Chili
142 Little French Girls in Calais Convent Dolls Gift Drive
Comtesse de Hemptinne describes how 142 orphaned girls in Calais received dolls from American donors as a priest in war torn Ypres and surrounding areas gathered dying children. The War Babies Cradle fundraising by Mrs. Jules S. Bache supports mothers and orphans across Pas de Calais with aid from New York donors.
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Calais
France
Comtesse de Hemptinne
Jules S. Bache
Brussels
Eliza Temalien
Minnie Mrocleus
Martha Veramps
Marie Vanden Breische
Agnes Luissaert
Iltiie
Belgium
Shhildren
Pas de Calais
Endie
Madison Avenue
New York City
King's Clydeside Trip Eases War Strike Troubles
King George toured Glasgow and Greenock’s Clydeside works to reassure war progress and counter strike damage. He witnessed shipyards, caisson production, and tram extensions while praising industrial effort and censor staff defending sensitive letters during wartime.
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KING
Tondon
George
Clydeside
Greenock
Scotland
New York Castle
Glasgow
Palsley
Renfrew
Loch Lomond
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Parmaericans
Hemisphere
John Barrett
Comtesse de Hemptime
Suzanne Berghe
Maria Creel
Maria Claerebrandt
Mme. Wnzebroeck
Alice
Germany
Nellie Chesquiera
Ypres
Jeanne de Leu
Godeeve Didier
Godelieve van Dromme
Fiock
Countess de Hemptinne
Suzanne Vander Berpke
Maria Claerebraadt
Alice Hazebroeck
Nelly Chesquiere
Elza Lemalien
Mime Rocleus
Todesieve Didier
Prince of Wales
Lyon
Lord Playfair
Playfair
Prince
Strand
Mall Hire
Jers
No Man’s Land
Russia
Donald C. Thompson
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