Scrapbook Two, 1941 January 14-1946 December 3

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

Identifier: id48513

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Page 59: Special Meeting with National Chairman and others about the possibility of disbanding the group. Chairman advised “us to continue on with our Unit, stating that once we break up, that it would be a very hard job to get the unit going again…” Voted not to disband. December 6, 1942. Page 125: Read Bulletins from Headquarters: ‘the Release of German Prisoners’ ‘Immigration Laws,’ ‘Attacks on Steuben Society of America,’ ‘Statement on World Peace,’ 'Relief for the People of Germany,’ and ‘Society Security.’ July 8, 1945. Page 133: Read the Headquarters Bulletin regarding the relation to citizenship, taxes and the feeding of the population in war torn Germany. November 11, 1945. Page 153: Reports on packages being received abroad, items sent to “Relief of German Needy, Inc.” and other gifts sent to Europe. December 3, 1946. Loose Items: Booklet, “How to Display – How to Respect the Flag of the United States” by James A. Moss and presented by Steuben Society of America. Handout with questions, “Did your Senators vote ‘yes’ on bars to war?” and “Did your Congressman vote ‘yes’ on bars to war?” 1940. 2 copies.

Dates

Creation: 1941 January 14-1946 December 3

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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