On the recordJanuary 12, 1931
The American Red Cross is the nation's sole agency for relief in such a crisis; it is meeting the demand and must continue to do so during the remainder of the winter.
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presidency.ucsb.eduThe American Red Cross is the nation's sole agency for relief in such a crisis; it is meeting the demand and must continue to do so during the remainder of the winter.
Message to the Nation Urging Support for the Drought Relief Campaign of the American National Red Cross.
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