British Red Cross Society annual report for 1926 with a statement of accounts
Production date
1927
Description
The report contains information on: key headquarters personnel; Branch presidents, secretaries, county directors and county controllers; summary of
work and events during 1926; the junior section; news from county branches; and the capital accounts and income and expenditure accounts for the year ending 31 December 1926.
Some of the main events during 1926 were: Queen Mary consenting to be the new president of the British Red Cross; the work of the blood transfusion service appearing in the annual report for the first time; the General Strike; and a new scheme for working in conjunction with the Royal National Lifeboat Institute.
work and events during 1926; the junior section; news from county branches; and the capital accounts and income and expenditure accounts for the year ending 31 December 1926.
Some of the main events during 1926 were: Queen Mary consenting to be the new president of the British Red Cross; the work of the blood transfusion service appearing in the annual report for the first time; the General Strike; and a new scheme for working in conjunction with the Royal National Lifeboat Institute.
Collection Type
Archives
Level of Current Record
item
Catalogue Number
RCC/1/29/3