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Archive collection	Archives of the Trades Union Congress
Archive folder	Spanish Rebellion: Medical Aid 1936-1937
Document reference	292/946/41/129
Document title	Press cutting ; Letter ; Letter
Document date	31 October 1936
Image number	041-0129-001
Date	1936-10-31

Archive collection	Archives of the Trades Union Congress
Archive folder	Spanish Rebellion: Medical Aid 1936-1937
Document reference	292/946/41/129(i)
Document title	Press cutting
Issuing organisation	Times (London, England)
Document date	31 October 1936
Copyright status	Expired.
File size	55kb
Transcript	Times Oct 31/36 The Scottish ambulance continues hard at work. It has now carried over 1,100 wounded from field dressing stations to hospital. Although the unit has been under fire a great number of times, none of the staff has been hurt. Two of the cars have been destroyed by bombs. Miss Jacobson [ Jacobsen ], who went to Glasgow to report to Sir Daniel Stevenson, has rejoined the unit, and her kilt, which had become a familiar sign to many Militiamen that succour was at hand, was seen once more at the front during the operations for the recapture of Torrejon yesterday.
Image number	041-0129-001
Date	1936-10-31

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