Lt. Tansin User Of The Turkish Navy At First All-Campus Blood Drive, March 18, 1952
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Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1952
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Thirty-two members of the Turkey Club, a University organization of students from Turkey, last night contributed blood at the U-M's first all-campus blood drive. Here, Nurse Mrs. Viola E. Smith (left) signs up Lt. Tansin User of the Turkish Navy as Capt. Ahayn Tirak of the Turkish Army watches. Donors may indicate the blood pools to which their contributions will go. The drive, conducted in an American Red Cross mobile unit set up at the South Quadrangle, will close Friday. To date, 600 donors have given their blood of 1,150 persons who pledged to contribute.
Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1952
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Thirty-two members of the Turkey Club, a University organization of students from Turkey, last night contributed blood at the U-M's first all-campus blood drive. Here, Nurse Mrs. Viola E. Smith (left) signs up Lt. Tansin User of the Turkish Navy as Capt. Ahayn Tirak of the Turkish Army watches. Donors may indicate the blood pools to which their contributions will go. The drive, conducted in an American Red Cross mobile unit set up at the South Quadrangle, will close Friday. To date, 600 donors have given their blood of 1,150 persons who pledged to contribute.
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1952
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March
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