Box 34

Scope and Contents Included are many documents about the child feeding program, and questions and answers about Germany and the German people at the conclusion of WWI. A report was produced by a committee, including Howard Haines Brinton, "Thirty-Three Questions about Germany," dated July 1, 1921. Also a "Report on Feeding Operations for the territories of East Saxony, Silesia, Upper Silesia" presented to Howard Brinton. There are some letters to Howard Haines Brinton, but also general documentation of the...

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Including issues and budgets relating to the feeding program; "A Day in HQ": lyrics for a song about the program, undated; program report, undated; Howard Haines Brinton business card and AFSC stationery.

Scope and Contents Including documentation of the student feeding program and letters to Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, indicating economic situation of the students; typed translations of German letters. Letter from the American Relief Administration: ARA (D.W. Weist) to Editor of the College Paper. New York [Mr. Hoover asks college constituencies to collect money for European relief, with the hope "that colleges will assume full responsibility for the needs of the suffering students over there."] enclosing...

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Note: Supervised by Friends Service Council (Great Britain). Accompanied by: "Appendix: An illustration of technical details of the Spanish feeding program."

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Includes German children's pictures

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Includes German children's pictures and letters of thanks to Quakers and AFSC

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A note with these photos suggests that AFSC had a project with refugees in Gaza and Anna Brinton may have had them as a result.