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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
7
Civil defense guidance covers air bursts versus ground and water bursts, radiation types, and safety. It explains crater sizes, flash heat, and residual contamination, plus the unlikelihood of a tidal wave from underwater blasts and the need for citywide preparation against multiple bombs.
The discussion notes basements provide better chances of escape and survival after a nuclear blast. Emergency equipment helps dig out if trapped beneath rubble. Above ground remains riskier due to multiple radiation types including neutrons and alpha or beta rays.
A fragmentary discussion portrays proponents and critics of sterilization, with quotes from a psychologist, biologist, historian, and theologian. The text argues about heredity, crime, and the rights of individuals under God as it questions eugenic goals and future social policy.
The excerpt argues that no person may mutilate any part of themselves or others except when no alternative can protect the whole body. It emphasizes bodily integrity as belonging to God and asserts limits on intervention.
A fragmentary quotation attributes strong condemnations of eugenics to Pope Pius XI. The text also cites ominous warnings by a modern prophet about race supremacy and sterilization, referencing Catholic groups in Hillside New Jersey and urging letters to the Holy Name Society at Christ the King Church on Blay Street.
A gold service emblem was presented for the occasion. The text mentions 1230 North Broad Street in Fight Polio Give 507 Fifth Ave New York 17 and references Kenny, indicating a charitable event linked to polio eradication activities in New York.
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