Indirect Injuries Highlighted In Atomic Attack Plans
Dr Simeone of Cleveland told the American Medical Association council that half to three quarters of atomic blast casualties will suffer injuries not caused by the bomb. He cited mechanical wounds from debris and glass, burns and radiation effects, and noted most injuries need only first aid. He warned of mass casualty management during early chaos and referenced the Texas City blast where many required hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorindo A. Simeone
Cleveland
Council On National Emergency Medical Service
American Medical Association
Simeone
Texas City
Texas
Armed Forces Radio Service keeps troops connected worldwide
AFRS operates across Europe, the Far East, Africa, Alaska, and ships, delivering entertainment, news, music, and sports to soldiers overseas. Studios in Hollywood and New York produce de commercialized programs using top talent, with stations ranging from small four watter to 100,000 watt outlets in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Armed Forces
AFRS
Europe
FarEast
Africa
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hollywood
New York
Mid-Pacific
Germany
Korea
Chicago
Silk and silk moths shape two clothes moth families
Two European emigrant families of clothing moths, the webbing clothes moth and the case-bearing clothes moth, differ in larval behavior. The webbing larva spins silk in tunnels feeding under a silken canopy, while the case-bearer carries a self-built, color-varied portable home. One female’s eggs can produce a family capable of eating 92 pounds of wool yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Kilroy Drives Mobile Radio Outposts in Korea
Kilroy the famous World War II figure is used as the call-sign for one of the Army overseas radio broadcasting stations in Korea. Four mobile outfits operate from field trucks to serve troops, with Troubador Gypsy and Bandit as companions. a permanent station remains in Pusan for frontline personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilroy
Korea
Troubador
Tagabond
Pusan
Birthday and community notices fill Avon area events
Mrs Lawrence Cook celebrated her 38th birthday on May 25 with a basket dinner hosted by her husband and five sons. Numerous relatives and friends from Paris Terre Haute Snyder West Union Washington DC joined the celebration. Other items include showers choirs dinners and meetings hosted by local families and organizations with notes of upcoming Avon community meeting June 3 and various social gatherings around Terre Haute Paris Dennison and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cook
Norman Jensen
Kenneth and
Jerry
Francis Sanders
John Newport
Jess Newport
Paris
Ralph Newport
Edna Mae
Bobby
Terre Haute
Miss Tressie
Mabel Whitkanack
McKeen
William Newport Sr
Steve Newport
Snyder
G. E. Kile
Katherine Meehling
Barbara Daley
Virginia Shawler
Betty Cullop
Alice Jane Koutsoumpas
Betty S. Abel
Betty T. Abel
Kertha Edwards
Virginia Malloy
Evelyn Hammond
Gladys Ruth Swope
Nancy Macke
Barbara Gagen
Mary Kay Forbes
Dorothy Prevo
Virginia Smitley
Edyth Turner
Barbara Ashley
Frank Mechling
Betty Strohm
Doris Shawler
L. A. Shawler
West Union
Clara Lou Shawler
Washington, DC
Nila Sue Saiter
Martinsville
Charles Thornsburg
John Saiter
Doyle
Lloyd Cork
A. Engles
State Line
Zion Unit Holds Tag Snack Event
Members and guests of the Zion unit gathered May 22 at Cora Ohm's home for a tag snack ending a membership drive. Attendees included Vivian Maurer Frozzie Magill Emma Helman Joan Turner Edith Tingley Freda Tingley Ruby and others as they enjoyed coffee doughnuts and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Unit
Cora Ohm
Vivian Maurer
Frozzie Magill
Emma’ Helman and Son
Joan’ Turner
and Gon
Edith Tingley
Freda Tingley
Ruby
Local Family Gathering Noted with Guests Attending
Wernz and son, Norma Miller and son, Violet attended a family event. Guests included Martha Bennett, Joahn, Beverly Turner and son, Ora Beard, Clara Lou and son, and Grace Lou, with Virginia Myles and Maxine Davidson also mentioned.
Auburn Church Homecoming Planned for June 1
The Auburn Church hosts its regular homecoming on Sunday June 1 with Sunday school at 10 in the morning and Rev H J Kemp delivering the sermon at 11. A basket dinner is planned at noon and there will be opportunities for various persons to speak. Rev Russell Taylor of Dennison is listed among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
H. J. Kemp
Russell Taylor
Dennison
Regular Meeting Changes at Lodge No 67
At the regular meeting of K. of at lodge No 67 the plan was set for regular sessions every Tuesday night during June July and August. These meetings will replace the first and third Tuesday nights used in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Records
Auburn
Dasa
Samuel Williams
Jaboee
K. of
Lodge
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Ch T Ln LL Herald
American Legion Auxiliary
Dean Fox
Joe Wells
Larry Joe
William Arney
Harlan
Don Abel
Bud Abel
Robert Mott
Max Zscha, Jr
Rosamond Coldren
James Fritcher
Basil Moore
Charles White
A. R. Miller
Lawrence Staub
Phil
Los Angeles
Joe Staub
Cpl
Otto Louis Myles
Pochahontas
Arkansas
Myles
Herman Lowe
C. L
Bill) Myles
Tinker A. F. B
Oklahoma
Wersicol Corporation
Harve Nightlinger
Harry McFall
Englewood
O. E. S. Indiana
Indianapolis
Demna Nightlinger
Rose Eakins
Robert McFall
Stevie
Danville
Indiana
Myron Lucas
Waynetown
Arch Davidson
Don Davidson
Donnie
Jackie
Marshall
Kenneth van Dyke
Phyllis Robinson
John Donnelly
Sidney
West Terre Haute
Archie Locke
Jimmy
Joliet
Jesse Locke
Joan
Harold Combs
Harry Barnam
Don
Janie
John Shonk
Howard Shonk
Percy Shonk
Don Carpenter
Charleston
Geo. Butcher and Sons
Leland Crumlin
Sally
J. B. Cox
Neil Bolding
Lorene Jeter
Loie Cork
Jane Henderson
Lucille Pennington
Leone Irwin
Avon
J. R. Hornbrook
Mrs
Hans Olsen
Floyd Weaver
Barbara
Clarence Baggs
Earl Kirby
Roy Wells
J.L. Scott
Merri] Bruner
Milo Pearce
Len Volk
Stanley Moody
Neil Balding
Newton
Earl Brown
David Switzer
Frank Kirby
Clara Ann
Evelyn Holmes
North Side
Fairground
Gordon Irwin
Emmett Johnson
Robert Flowers
Percy Stanfield
Carl Jensen
Ivan Burrell
Charles Bush
Elise Bloodworth
Jane Murphy
Helen Spotts
Naomi Willingham
Carrie Quick
Lucy Bradley
Lucille McNulty
Minnie Kilineman
Royal Neighbors
Laufman Forsythe
Kay
Valerie
O. B. Forsythe
Ted
Wm. Forsythe
Bobby Cunningham
Conrad Dawson
Francis Dawson
Lorenzo Holmes
Estel Holmes
Mary Ward
B. “Forsythe
Doris Wright
Johnnie
Mary Katherine Pearce
Dick Forbes
Auburn Church
K. OF P, Lodge
Independent
Ependable
Seinle Weiners
Sunkist
Brokes
Robin” Hood Flour
Stokley
Catsup
Hormel Spam
van Camps Pork
Clark County Fair Grounds
Marshall, Illinois
Clark County Fair Association
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