The Unselfish Americans Do Good Amid Materialism Debate
A 1950s AP essay highlights everyday American charity. Barbers in Richmond and Dr. Milo Fritz in Alaska exemplify giving through eye banks, blood drives, and free clinics. Communities nationwide rally for children, veterans, and the ill with volunteers delivering tangible aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Richmond
America
Charles van Doren
Milo Fritz
Anchorage
Alaska
Daria Nell Alex
New York City
New York
Alex
Providence Hospital
Fritz
Air Corps
Cheneliak
Virginia
Owen
Valley Stream
N. Y
Thethers
Blood Donor Department
Chicago
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Mary Leventis
Athens
Greece
Maes
Joseph Baumstark
Baumstark
Great Falls
Mont
Red Cross
Billings
Altruse Club
Highway Patrol
St. Vincent's Hospital
Navy
Eddy Erdelatz
San Carlos
Calif
al Gittrich
Tulsa University
Tulsa Juvenile Court
Des Moines
Bernard Hermann
YMCA
Charles Spector
Wethersfield
Roy Shoults
Millersberg
Poplar Bluff
Mize
Anne C. Murray
Cumberstone
United Fund
Wiley Estep
Huntington
W. Va
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Colo
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Dealeshi Oe
Farmington
N. M
Moyer
Farmington-Durango
Wyoming U
New Britain
Conn
Vancouver
B. C
Stan Fistravec
Springfield
Henry Ferguson
Ferguson
Cake Cancer Society
Hun Pavillion
Albany, N. Y
Ronnie Deglais
Angel of Han
Afice
Cancer Fund
Boys and Girls Club
State Capitol
May Sarker
St. Paul's
Golden Youth Club
Their
Rescue, Inc
Boise
Idaho
James Hendry
First Methodist Church
J. J. Sanders
Leon County Juvenile Court
Austin
Minn
Albert Horwitz
California
Horwitz
Braille Institute of America
Atlanta
Malcolm Bryan
John XXIII
Fort Dix
N. J
Nector Morales
Korea
Morales
Puerto Rico
United States
Air Force
Sgt
Sun Ae
Inchon
Santa Claus
San Francisco
Marine Corps Reserve
St. Paul
Joseph G. Anthony
Nector
Norales
Mrs
Harold Linsley
Physical Therapy
Patty Jacobson
Angel of
Hun
Eddie Erdelatz