Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Clothing for the Homeless-The Red Cross sets up an emergency outfitting center in Worcester to clothe persons who lost their wardrobes in the storm. Thousands of garments were donated to tornado victims.
Clothing for the Homeless-The Red Cross sets up an emergency outfitting center in Worcester to clothe persons who lost their wardrobes in the storm. Thousands of garments were donated to tornado victims.
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Clothing for the Homeless-The Red Cross sets up an emergency outfitting center in Worcester to clothe persons who lost their wardrobes in the storm. Thousands of garments were donated to tornado victims.

Cushing, Frank, 1915-1975 · [ca. June 1953]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Tornados: Worcester, June 9, 1953 - Misc.

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