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• 1 2018-04-17T14:43:06-04:00 America's gift to London children 4 "America's gift to London children. Mrs. Abernathy, an American lady, has sent seven pairs of shoes and socks to seven little Londoners, innocent victims of German bombers. With each pair she sent a message saying: "God bess the little feet that wear these". Doreen Nicholls in Sun bonnet, made steady progress. Roy Keeble decided it was time to tackle the laces, Violet Patricia Wright, continued with her socks and Kenneth Agas was still a slow starter." (Caption on back) plain 2018-04-17T15:18:16-04:00 01/04/1944 51.562498, -0.132290
• 1 2018-04-17T14:05:42-04:00 At England's first national evacuation camp for children 4 "England--Children pictured in one of the girls' dormitories at Britains first national evacuation camp for children evacuated from London. The camp is situated in an isolated spot. Sheltered by a wood from possible detection by enemy bombers." (Caption on back) plain 2018-04-17T15:18:55-04:00 12/07/1939 51.562498, -0.132290
• 1 2018-04-15T12:53:46-04:00 Far from the danger of bursting bombs and spitting machine guns, these English children arrive in Toronto 3 "Far from the danger of bursting bombs and spitting machine guns, these English children, members of a party of 55 who came to Toronto under government sponsors, are seen happy and smiling in the bus that took them from their train to 73 St. George street, where they will remain until other homes are found." (Caption on back) plain 2018-04-17T15:21:46-04:00 08/20/1940