Miami the Place to Escape Atom
Miami engineer Jules P. Channing told the chamber of commerce traffic club that Miami buildings with thick reinforced concrete hurricane walls would fare better in an atomic blast than cities with thinner upper floors. A survey will assess lower floors of Miami structures for shelter use.
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Miami
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Jules P. Channing
Miami Beach
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New York
Skeletons Found At Albert Lea Relate To Ancient Minnesota People
A gravel pit five miles southeast of Albert Lea Minnesota yielded four skeletons believed to be remnants of a race which inhabited Minnesota before the Indians.
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First Aid Training Emphasized for Atom Bomb Survival
The Red Cross advises self-help and basic nursing training to boost survival after an atomic blast. Calm reactions aid victims and families, with emphasis on controlling bleeding, shielding injuries, and guiding rescuers. Improvised supplies and immunization are urged to protect communities.
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Red Cross
Washington
NFEA
American Red Cross
Do As I Say Not As Do in New Mexico County Tale
In Albuquerque on February 15 Sheriff John Flaska lectures his eight sons on proper trouser donning. He demonstrates one leg at a time but falls awkwardly causing a crick back and hip joint slip with a doctor realigning his vertebra.
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John Flaska
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