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Adjutant Helen McClellen and Miss Betty Tenney serving servicemen from mobile unit photographed September 10 1942

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The Doughnut Queen of World War I

By guest blogger Natalie Shiels   When we celebrate Doughnut Day every June, we ...

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Raider of the Lost Salvation Army Archives: Interning at The Salvation Army Central Territory Museum

By Emmet Burke September 23, 2024 When you think about an internship what comes ...

Chicago Freedom Center officers. Left to Right: Captain Elis Pomales-Morales, Captain Ada Diaz Fajardo, Envoy Tyrone Staggers, Captains Corey and Nikki Hughes.

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What do the words Harbor Light, Hope, and Freedom mean to you? This was ...

The Amazing Life of Solomon D. Rages

During his seventy-five years, Solomon D. Rages experienced some of the most significant and ...