Red-Cross

Which is why we saw, from Australians, such a rush of support, donations to the Red-Cross – and why the

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This May, 1945 article from Popular Science tells the story of how American POWs in a Nazi prison camp were smuggled a custom Donald Duck logo prepared by the Walt Disney Studios on the back of a Red-Cross delivered postcard.

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The Red-Cross people carried the bodies out of the basement one after another.

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Nick Blanford, working in Lebanon for twelve years for London Times and Time and one of the first on the spot says: The Red-Cross people carried the bodies out of the basement one after another.

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Brownie turns away Coast Guard diesel tankers, Walmart water trucks, cuts emergency phone lines, turns away Red-Cross workers … will this so-called investigation reveal why a FEMA director would switch off an emergency landline communication system during an actual emergency???

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The Red-Cross idea that children should be encouraged to breed white mice in order that they might be handed over to doctors for the purpose of medical research, and which recommended these white mice, particularly, on the grounds that they so endeared themselves to the children, can only be paralleled by a story General Baden-Powell once told at a Boy Scout meeting.

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Dugdales, and even the Gwyllins, in despair; and lay whole days on the floor, surrounded by _Faery Queens_ and other anti-utilitarian publications, sometimes fancying myself a Red-Cross knight -- though considerably at a loss to devise a substitute for the heavenly Una.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 343, May 1844 Various

There were the eager requests of the Red-Cross men for extra supplies for the boys whom they would see when Mr. Y-Man was not with them.

The Fight for the Argonne Personal Experiences of a 'Y' Man William Benjamin West

Red-Cross warrior, penetrate with Guyon into the cave of Mammon, or realise the dreary pageant that issued from the House of Pride?

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 379, May, 1847 Various

When he left us, the Chief of the State went to the Val-de-Grace and to a Red-Cross hospital.

The Diary of a French Army Chaplain Felix, Klein 1915