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CNRRA / 819

Shanghai, China -- December 1947

Sodano is shown viewing a map on which flags indicate some 45 allocation points for the 512 large and small electric generators UNRRA has provided for China (Photo by Ping)

Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
China
Industry -- China
Electricity -- China
Maps
Sodano, MC
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration -- People

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CNRRA / 1

Cancelled number: UNRRA / 1784

The location of the mile-long Main Break in the Yellow River between Kaifeng and Chengchow and the 2,000,000 acres to be reclaimed for productive agriculture by UNRRA's emergency Yellow River Project are shown above Thousand-ton trainloads of project material are leaving daily from Shanghai over the single rail line to Kaifeng

Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Maps
Reclamation of land -- China

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Lt. General John B. Coulter, Agent General of the UNKRA; Mr. Ko Chae Bong, Mayor of the City of Seoul; and a representative of the American Korean Foundation; break the ground for new buildings for the Kyonggi Technical High School at Ahyon, Mapo-ku, Seoul. UNKRA early in 1953 helped the high school rehabilitate the badly damaged main building. The present project will provide four modern buildings to be used for a machine shop, molding shop, drawing rooms, and woodworking shop respectively, including a guard-house and a toilet. UNKRA will provide building materials and vocational equipment amounting to $270,638 to this project.

Map of Chejudo showing location of UNKRA-built power plants.

Lt. Charles A. Pitts of Indianapolis, Indiana, who plays the U.S. soldier in Encounter in Korea, and Lee Sing-Man, the boy in the Film. The two are studying a map. Pitts wants the boy to show him a way out of the hut, where he is pinned down by sniper fire.

CNRRA / 16

Cancelled number: UNRRA / 1711

The geographical extent of known famine in UNRRA's operating sphere in China which includes the former fighting and occupied zones east of the heavy line on the map is shown by the shaded areas charted from reports of UNRRA in regional survey teams Although a general food shortage exists in many of the unshaded areas, only the critical starvation regions reported by UNRRA field workers are shown Because of the vast extent of the liberated territory, continuing reports from the field may reveal additional acute hunger spots In the regions shown, millions of human beings are in dire need of quick food relief

Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
China
Starvation -- China
Famines -- China
Maps
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration

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