CPS Unit Number 034-05
Camp: 34
Unit ID: 5
Title: Detached Service
Opened: unknown
Closed: unknown
Workers
Total number of workers who worked in this camp: 137
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital image from American Friends Service Committee: CPS Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital image from American Friends Service Committee: CPS Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital image from American Friends Service Committee: CPS Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital image from American Friends Service Committee: CPS Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital image from American Friends Service Committee: CPS Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital Image from American Friends Service Committee: Civilian Public Service Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
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CPS Camp No. 34, subunit 1Digital Image from American Friends Service Committee: Civilian Public Service Records (DG002), Swarthmore College Peace Collection, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
CPS Camp No. 34, Detached Service, also carried on its roster those men who engaged in detached service with the National Service Board of Religious Objectors, the American Friends Service Committee, the Brethren Service Committee, Mennonite Central Committee and a few other agencies working on special CPS projects, tasks, or on relief efforts. This website has created subunits [2] through [6] of CPS Camp No. 34 identified by the type of work done, with which agencies or projects, and in some cases where that work occurred.
One hundred and thirty-seven men performed detached service for the NSBRO and Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). Forty-one worked on relief projects, the majority in Akron, Pennsylvania, although two men served in Newton, Kansas and one in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The rest performed a variety of administrative duties including record keeping, accounting, or work on specific programs or projects.