Radioactivity Doubles Hiroshima Death Toll Report
The AP notes Tokyo radio saying Hiroshima death toll rose from 30 000 to 60 000 within two weeks after the atomic blast. It cites servicemen in reconstruction showing diminished red and white blood cells and widespread illness from nuclear exposure.
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Center Reports Year Round Recreation Radius From Bomb Blast Burns
The center notes a three to four kilometer radius suffered ultraviolet burns turning skin red, with blisters forming two hours later and leading to dropsy. Medical teams rushed supplies, but deaths rose daily as servicemen examined a week after the bombing showed burn victims had elevated white blood cell changes.
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Kiwanis Teams Drive Campaign For Amarillo Youth Center
The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club pursues a two year drive to fund a youth recreation center in Amarillo. Red birds led by Earle Fischer and Bluebirds led by Connie Hood aim to raise funds at $1 per brick after raising 7,490 already. The plan includes a two story center with gymnasium and auditorium to serve all city youths.
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Ultraviolet Rays From Atomic Bombs Mentioned
Fragment mentions ultraviolet rays from atomic explosions and reference to a two kilo.
Visits Mrs. Farr
Miss Joyce Howard of Grapeland is visiting Mrs. Monty Farr at 604-A Prospect.
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Mrs Nawyn Returns From Paterson Visit
Mrs. Adam Nawyn has returned from Paterson New Jersey where she spent two months with her husband Cpl Adam Nawyn who has just returned from England Mrs Nawyn is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D E Shuffler 1126 North Cleveland Miss Beeler Returns Miss LaRue Beeler 3204 Washington has returned home after spending several days with Miss Nell Clifton in Lubbock
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Sulphurous Compound Adds Health For Poultry Feed
BTAR Sulphurous compound added to water or feed destroys intestinal germs and worms that cause disease and egg loss in fowls. Keeps birds free of blood-sucking insects. Improves appetite health and egg production. Costs little. Money back if not satisfactory. Cretney Drug 600 Polk.
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