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American Red Cross

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Sep 18, 2026

Tony Rudd RiggsGUEST
19:50
Like, you would go...
Tony Rudd RiggsGUEST
19:51
Let's imagine that you're on a, um, what is it? The, uh, Red, Red Cross, and you're going to help, and, uh, they contact a tribe in South America of people that never had contact, and now you can go down there and hang out with them, and you learn their language.
Tony Rudd RiggsGUEST
20:05
Would you condescend? Would you say, "Oh, no, no, no, we have water.
Tony Rudd RiggsGUEST
20:07
We have hot water for that.
Robert JeffressHOST
18:43
Where is the storehouse today? Let me give you a hint.
Robert JeffressHOST
18:47
The storehouse is not the Red Cross, is not Habitat for Humanity.
Robert JeffressHOST
18:53
It's not Campus Crusade for Christ.
Robert JeffressHOST
18:56
Those are all wonderful organizations.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
16:37
I mean, the example I think that caught global attention was when Trump appeared to post himself as Jesus sort of healing the sick in this kind of collage image.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
16:49
And he later said, yeah, he was there as a Red Cross worker.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
16:53
I mean, completely a bizarre sort of defense.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
16:58
But we've had Donald Trump as a Jedi.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:07
So many species dying.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:09
I live in Oregon and recently I was deployed with Red Cross to help with fires that are happening.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:20
Mostly in eastern Oregon right now, but just acres and acres and acres of forest burning.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:26
And That's not going to stop.
David WalesNARRATOR
197:59
A meeting of the Humane Society was called to receive the report of the committee's success and to arrange further details.
David WalesNARRATOR
198:06
It was voted to charge an entrance fee of fifty cents for each dog shown and twenty-five cents admission for spectators, the proceeds to be donated to the local chapter of the Red Cross, of which Mrs. Hammond was an active member.
David WalesNARRATOR
198:20
Since there were hardly two dogs in Boytown of the same breed, it did not seem possible to arrange for classes as in the big shows, so it was decided to make it a free-for-all contest, with first, second, and third prizes.
David WalesNARRATOR
198:34
Another committee was appointed to obtain these prizes from Boytown merchants and to secure the services of Mr. Hartshorn as judge.
David WalesNARRATOR
198:42
Mr. Hartshorn, when approached on the matter, quite readily gave his consent, and the boys did not have great difficulty in obtaining the prizes when they explained that the show would be for the benefit of the Red Cross.
David WalesNARRATOR
198:55
In fact, Mr. Pearson, Herbie's father, who was a jeweler, was unexpectedly generous.
David WalesNARRATOR
199:01
He promised a silver cup for the first prize, not a large one, but real silver, to be engraved later with the name of the show, the date, and the name of the winning dog.
David WalesNARRATOR
202:20
Judging will begin at 2.30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded at 4 p.m.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:55
She had been knitting, of course, with all the rest.
speaker_5NARRATOR
23:58
She had spent long mornings at the Red Cross rooms.
speaker_5NARRATOR
24:01
She was on her way there this very minute when Michael and the procession had interrupted her course.
speaker_5NARRATOR
24:07
She had made miles of surgical dressing and picked tons of oakum.

33 MINS LATER

speaker_5NARRATOR
57:24
She stayed longer than the rest to put the work in order.
speaker_5NARRATOR
57:27
When they were all gone she drove around by the way of the post office and asked the old postmaster who had been there for twenty years and knew everybody if he could tell her the address of the boys who had gone to camp that morning.
speaker_5NARRATOR
57:41
He wrote it down and she tucked it in her blouse, saying she thought the Red Cross would be sending them something soon.
speaker_5NARRATOR
57:47
Then she drove thoughtfully away to her beautiful sheltered home, where the thought of war hardly dared to enter yet in any but a playful form.
J.B. RowlandVOICE_ACTOR
32:54
Three chimes mean good times on NBC.
J.B. RowlandVOICE_ACTOR
32:57
Tomorrow night, NBC will present Parallel 38, the dramatization of the work of the Red Cross during the current crisis, with Raymond Massey in the starring role.
J.B. RowlandVOICE_ACTOR
33:06
Brigadier General David Sarnoff will explain the needs of the Red Cross during the 1951 fund campaign.
J.B. RowlandVOICE_ACTOR
33:12
So listen tomorrow to Parallel 38 and let your heart guide your hand when you give to the Red Cross.
J.B. RowlandVOICE_ACTOR
33:20
The Telephone Hour welcomes U.C. Bierling tomorrow on NBC.
Tyler ReddickADVERTISER
33:31
Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing.
Dana BowlingHOST
46:52
I mean, not Secret Santa.
Dana BowlingHOST
46:53
What's the guy that rings the bell outside on, you know, is it the Red Cross? I don't know.
Dana BowlingHOST
46:57
You can donate to the holdout juror.
Dana BowlingHOST
46:58
You can donate to Macklemore.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
2:32
At least 18 homes were destroyed, and 101 sustained major damage.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
2:37
Now 91% of the island's power has been restored, and the Red Cross is still supporting the hardest hit communities.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
2:45
Kauai has lifted water conservation notices for Hanalei, Kalaheo, Koloa, Poipu, and Lihue/Kapaa, including Puhi.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
2:54
Restrictions remain for Anahola, Anini, Haena, Wainiha, and Kilauea.
Matthew StrelowHOST
22:21
But let's think about it because there are potential downside risks.
Matthew StrelowHOST
22:24
You know, the Red Cross has recently said we have a blood shortage.
Matthew StrelowHOST
22:27
You acknowledge that.
Matthew StrelowHOST
22:29
And I think that's a great way for us to introduce new care practices, new technologies.

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