—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 26, 1972
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Charles Crow, Jr Born today At
2 - 28 am Mother and baby doing j ust fine
Only one thing’s missing. Father
Corporal Charles Crow Senior. He’s in
the Army. Half a world away.
Yet before he had breakfast, he’d
already gotten the word. A son
7 pounds And 14 beautiful ounces
All thanks to Harriet Rex And
The American Red Cross
Harriet’s a Red Cross Volunteer
The reason her hair’s in curlers
is, she runs the night shift twice
a week at the local Red Cross
office At 2 37 am, she got the
happy news about little Charles
At 2 40 am, she sent the message
off to The American Red Cross Head
quarters in Washington, D C. And
SHESENTTHEWORD.
before 4 00 am, the news was sent by tele
type to Corporal Charlie’s base in Korea
Love may be what makes the world
go round But the Red Cross is what
gets the messages around To service
men, everywhere
And what makes it all happen
are the Harriet Rexes of the world
The hundreds of thousands of
Red Cross Volunteers all across
America
Maybe you don’t have the
time to work on one of our night
shifts
But think about the Red
Cross a minute
Where do you fit in 1
The American Red Cross
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HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU."
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