FDR: “We have constant reason to be thankful that there is no city, town or…”

On the recordApril 30, 1940

We have constant reason to be thankful that there is no city, town or village in our nation without its own Red Cross chapter or branch.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Greeting to the Convention of the American Red Cross

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FDR: “We have constant reason to be thankful that there is no city, town or village in our nation without its own Red Cross…”