Atomic attack fears and public defense measures
The article summarizes a new government book on atomic weapons by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department. It outlines expected casualties from a 2000 foot high blast, explains three bomb types, and urges community shelters, alarms, and family plans while detailing immediate self protection steps and decontamination methods. It notes cities like New York and San Francisco adopting programs and cites Hiroshima and Nagasaki death tolls as context. It also provides publishing and price details for the book.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
United States Department of Defense
New York
San Francisco
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Niagasaki
United States
Ground Zero
HADACOL Promises Relief From Deficiencies and Ills
An advertisement touts HADACOL as a vitamin and mineral remedy for nervousness insomnia stomach distress and run-down conditions. It cites Mrs Phyllis Goff of Indianapolis reporting renewed energy sleep and weight gain after taking HADACOL and invites readers to order direct from The LeBlanc Corporation with a money back guarantee.
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Phyllis Goff
Park Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
Radiation Changes Cell Structure
The book describes how radiation can alter body cells that carry hereditary traits and advises people exposed to damaging radiation to abstain from conceiving for two to three months to allow parental cells to repair.
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Te Book
What Women Know and Suspect About Men
A quip asserting that women’s knowledge of men is limited but their suspicions carry weight. The line plays on gender dynamics and humor about insight versus certainty in relationships.
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Jere Lee Cross
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Navy
Los Angeles
Mrs. Cross
New York City
J. O. Hirschfelder
University of Wisconsin
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington 25
D.C
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McKesson & Robbins
Lydia E. Pinkham
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