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Collection StructureGeorge E. Sokolsky papers
> Speech at the Lion's Club and Candid Camera from meeting of TWIG number 70
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Speech at the Lion's Club and Candid Camera from meeting of TWIG number 70
Collection TitleGeorge E. Sokolsky papers
Date CreatedMarch 18, 1941
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Side A: speech at the Lion's Club, 18 Mar 1941
Sokolsky details the plan to send food aid to countries occupied by Nazi Germany and how to pay for it. An experimental program. It only applies three million people served at committee-supervised soup-kitchens; two million children and one million expectant mothers and elderly. Belgium is first because its citizenry is down to 960 calories a day; the minimum for the average American is 2000.
Side B: Candid Camera from Meeting of TWIG #70, Artist: William Corley, 12 Mar 1941
Reporting on a women's club knitting a quilt to benefit a children's hospital.
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Hoover ID59004_a_0001718
Record Number59004.2
Collection Guidehttps://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf3199n5ts
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