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    Protection of the Name and Emblem of the Red Cross : hearings before the United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Seventy-Seventh Congress, second session, on Apr. 14, 22, 23, May 26, 27, 1942.
    Published 1942
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    Use of the Red Cross Emblem and the coat of arms of the Swiss Confederation for commercial purposes.
    Published 1942
    “...Use of Red Cross emblem and coat of arms of Swiss Confederation for commercial purposes...”
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    Prohibit and punish the unauthorized use of official seal, emblem, and name of the United Nations.
    Published 1947
    “...Prohibit and punish unauthorized use of official seal, emblem, and name of United Nations...”
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    Prohibit and Punish the Unauthorized Use of Official Seal, Emblem, and Name of the United Nations. Report (to Accompany H.R. 4186).
    Published 1947
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    H.R. 4186, a Bill to Prohibit and Punish the Unauthorized Use of the Official Seal, Emblem, and Name of the United Nations, and for other Purposes.
    Published 1947
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    Terminating further commercial use of the Red Cross.
    Published 1944
    “...Terminating further commercial use of Red Cross emblem and name...”
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    Return of Mexican flags.
    Published 1950
    “...Return to Mexico of flags, standards, colors, and emblems captured by United States in Mexican War...”
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    Red Cross Convention of 1929. Message from the President of the United States transmitting a report from the acting Secretary of State with an accompanying draft bill, designed the more effectively to carry out our obligations under the Red Cross Convention of 1929.
    Published 1942
    “...Report from State Department with draft bill to prevent commercial use of emblem and name of Red...”
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