Loyola News: There Is No Substitute
Item
Title
Loyola News: There Is No Substitute
Description
An individual attends to a patient lying prone on a stretcher placed on the ground while another individual wearing a helmet looks on the scene. Another individual can be seen sitting on the ground with their rifle held upright in the background.
The caption below reads: "There is no substitute for whole blood because it contains living cells. Because the Korean war has used up almost the entire available supply, the Red Cross is conducting a drive to get blood. You can do your part on Nov. 5 and 6."
The caption below reads: "There is no substitute for whole blood because it contains living cells. Because the Korean war has used up almost the entire available supply, the Red Cross is conducting a drive to get blood. You can do your part on Nov. 5 and 6."
Date, date span, or circa acceptable
1951-10-26
File name
Loyola News 1951, October 26, page 5
Sources archive, University Archives and Special Collections or Women and Leadership Archives
University Archives and Special Collections
Source
Loyola News 1951, October 26, page 5
Subject
Loyola University Chicago
Korean War
Student life
Blood drive
Rights
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