Truth About A Bomb After Effects On Rescue Workers
In this report by Howard W. Blakeslee, the dangers of atomic blasts are analyzed with focus on rescue workers. It explains three stages after detonation, assesses radioactivity risks from fallout, transmutation, and the radioactive cloud, and discusses exposure during rescue operations and decontamination.
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Howard W. Blakesleevific
Associated
United States
New York
Anid
Rikini
Earihy
Eugen
Barbo
New Mexico
Ohio
Hey
Bikini
Eniwetok
Particwlar
Unclear WWII Rights Text on Hydrogen Bomb Detection
Fragmentary report discusses detecting hydrogen bomb signatures and distinguishing them from ordinary radioactivity. Mentions detectors, authenticity of detections, and timing around a test bomb, but contains incomplete phrases and uncertain claims.
Choristers Plan Appearances and Officer Elections
The Cumberland Valley Choristers elected officers for 1951 58 and invited qualified vocal talent in Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg to apply. They announced appearances with the Hagerstown Municipal Band on June 14 at City Park and a featured show at the Minsontette Spring Bible Conference near Harrisonburg Va. They also noted public service appearances at Mount Alto and Baker hospitals and an annual pieze event at Cold Springs Park Waynesboro.
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Cumberland Valley
Alunmer
Board of Governors
Clear Springs
Hagerstown
City Park
Harrisonburg
Thea
Mount Alto
Baker Hospital
Hageratown
Waynerahoro
Chambersburg
Officera
Anita Ankeney
Dinac Spring
Marion QC
Warren Wells
Waynerboro
Jean Lesser
Acretary
Sue Hose
Williamsport
Jean Yoh
Lola Duke
Joyro Snyder
Chenevills
Jounna Lia
Waynesboro
Ibrar Fame
Mildred Seihort
Howard Subilor
Ruth Renseh
Howard Iby
Chambershore
Fille Dittey
Funkstown
Aunt Kathering Bromley
Mdgemont
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Tex Dean
Heller
Supac-Firm
Eyerly
Ance
Acean Vets
Washington
Walter Reed
Capitol
Reinhart Tepan
Temrple
Texas
Robert 2. Baker
Millerton
Pact Prep Rayiondl
Winchester
W. S. Pat
Toni
Crawford
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