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Red Cross Volunteers
February 21, 1961
Three volunteer staff aides working at a Red Cross Bloodmobile. The women are dressed in Red Cross uniforms and caps and include, left to right: Mrs. James Hoag, Carolyn Durnford, and Mrs. John J. ...
American Red Cross Center Blood Center
July 7, 1950
Mrs. John (Emily) Sprague, right, nurse's aide at the American Red Cross Center blood bank, preparing to take the temperature of blood donor, Mrs. Richard (Lucille) Butler.
New Plastic Blood Transfusion Bags
December 30, 1964
Technician Gail Stelzer checking shelves filled with new plastic blood transfusion bags at the Madison Chapter of Badger Red Cross, which recently converted from using glass blood transfusion bottl...
Red Cross Blood Drive
July 1, 1957
Betty Gregg, chief technologist for the Red Cross in Madison, checks the blood type of volunteer donor George Gill.
Plaque Dedicated at New Madison Red Cross Center
December 9, 1965
Two plaques, one listing the 700 names of donors who contributed to the building of the new Madison Red Cross Center, Dane County Chapter of the American National Red Cross, at 1202 Ann Street, and...
American Red Cross Blood Center
July 7, 1950
Three Volunteer Red Cross staff aides register donors at the American Red Cross Blood Center. Left to Right: Mrs. Lyle (Irene) Carpenter, Ruth Peafield, Mrs. Myron (Gertrude) Glassen, Mrs. Carl Le...
