Radioactive Dust War Proposed by Parker in July Coronet
Lt Col David B Parker, Manhattan District report author, suggests a radioactive dust weapon that evacuates cities without killing residents. The dust would make areas uninhabitable for a year or more, allowing return later, while planes must be shielded from radioactivity and production shifts occur between atomic bombs and radioactive agents. The piece also cites cancer data and sun exposure tips from Dr Andrews.
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Associated Press
New York
David B. Parker
Manhattan
Parker
Skin Specialist Warns Go Slow on Suntan
New York dermatologist Dr. George C. Andrews cautioned that sun exposure can benefit health but overexposure risks chronic skin diseases including cancer. He noted sunburn varies by individual and that no cream offers full protection, with severe sunburn sometimes needing medical care and cancer risk higher in sunny climates.
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New York
U.P
George C. Andrews
Andrews
Adrian Youth Doing Well After Tractor Accident
Arthur Jewett a 15 year old from Adrian was injured when he fell from his tractor and was run over by a plow. He was admitted to St Anthony s Hospital with a fractured pelvis and severe shock but his doctor says he is not in critical condition and is being treated for pain.
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Arthur Jewett
Adrian
Jewett
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Childress Lions Install Officers
John Sumner was installed yesterday as new president of the Childress Lions Club. Vernon Eubank Sam Miller Paul Ord and W I Hughes named officers. Chester Hufstedler lion tamer. Steve Cowan and Joe Pitman song leaders. Cecil Pryor retiring president received a hand painted tie. India is a big exporter of mica.
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John Sumner
Childress Lions Club
Vernon Eubank
Sam Miller
Paul Ord
W. I. Hughes
Chester Hufstedler
Lion Tamer
Steve Cowan
Joe Pitman
Cecil Pryor
Sure way to end your holiday. the road, more inexperienced drivers will be
The fragment suggests concerns about holiday travel and an uptick in inexperienced drivers on the roads, implying heightened risk and the potential for accidents during peak travel periods.
Your Trip Abroad The World Is Yours
A 1950 travel feature explains how cheap and quick air and sea travel make a two to three week vacation abroad feasible. It outlines gateway cities, rough costs to Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America, and notes currency values and all inclusive cruise options. It previews budgeting methods and promises tomorrow's guide on living costs abroad.
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Joseph
Travel Writers’ Association
Esquire Magazine
Earth
Mexico
Bermuda
Jamaica
Havana
Canada
Halifax
Nova Scotia
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Alaska
St. Lawrence
Saguenay
Guatemala
Central America
Canal Zone
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Colombia
Honolulu
Caribbean
West Indies
South America
New York
New Orleans
Europe
Scandinavia
Mediterranean
Near East
Africa
Miami
Latin America
Nassau
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Los
England
Ireland
France
Belgium
Holland
America
Ile de France
New Amsterdam
Mauretania
Britannic
Batory
Veendam
Atlantic
Miani
Brazil
Peru
Lima
Richard Joseph
United Feature Syn., Inc
Crochet and knitting pattern offer from Amarillo Globe News
A vintage pattern advertisement promotes hairdressing doll yarns and crochet designs. It invites readers to send twenty cents to receive Pattern 7489 with directions, charts, and photos, plus a needlework catalogue by Alice Brooks.
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Amarillo Globe News 2
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Alice Brooks
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