Payne Led Red Cross During Disasters and War
John Barton Payne, later chairman of the American Red Cross, served 1921 1935 directing relief efforts from floods to hurricanes and the 1930s drought. He mentored Frederick County Red Cross founders and received honors from many nations before dying January 24 1935.
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Red Cross Central Committee
South Market Street
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University of Colorado
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