Nagasaki Death Rate Remains High Seven Years After Bomb
Freiburg AP report says Nagasaki still shows an excessive death rate as late as 1952, seven years after the second atomic blast. Dr. M. Tomonga spoke at the European hematologists conference alongside U.S., Soviet, and European experts. A separate clinical note by Dr. K T Kumatori covers 23 Japanese fishermen exposed to Bikini Atoll fallout in March 1954, noting slower recovery for 22 survivors due to longer radiation exposure and effects on blood, liver, and sperm cells.
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Freiburg
Germany
Nagasaki
M. Tomonga
United States
Viet Union
K. T. Kumatori
Bikini
Ide Kazio Miyoshi
Russian Red Cross Groups Donate $25 000 to U S Flood Relief
The Russian Red Cross and Red Crescent societies commit $25 000 to aid flood and hurricane victims in the Eastern United States. Sergei A. Striganov presents the gift to the American National Red Cross, noting it is the first Soviet humanitarian contribution to the United States in years. The donation follows earlier aid for Ecuador earthquakes and India's floods.
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Washington
Russian Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
United States
Sergei A. Striganov
Red Cross
Ecuador
India
Rosary Altar Society Plans Silver Tea at Sacred Heart
Mrs. Joseph L Kosters, president of the Rosary Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church, announced plans for the annual silver tea to be held Sunday October 16 in the church hall.
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Joseph L. Kosters
The
Rosary Allar Society of Sacred Heart Church
Ladies Day Out Teaches Young Swimmers At YWCA
Small children with heads above water will learn to swim during Ladies Day Out at the YWCA. Mothers enjoy workouts, gym, movies, and social time while nursery care keeps children safe. The YWCA is part of Troy Community Chest's annual drive next month.
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YWCA
The
Troy Community Chest
Wholesale Coffee Prices Hiked by Major Packagers
Three leading coffee packers General Foods Corp Martinson Coffee Co and Standard Brands Inc raised wholesale prices by four cents a pound on vacuum packed coffees with Albert Ehlers Inc announcing a four cent lift next Monday Instant coffees were excluded Retail effects were not immediately predictable as stocks in trade channels may delay pass through to consumers This marked a second round of increases following an initial round three weeks ago.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Martinson Coffee Co
Standard Brands, Inc
Albert Ehlers, Inc
General Foods
Local Notices and Social Roster From Berlin and Bennington
Roaming social updates include Miss Barbara Given and Veronica Ryan visiting relatives and college students returning home for sophomore year. Families such as the Epifanios Chadwicks Manells and Aldrichs are noted with weekend stays and upcoming travel to Des Moines and Kansas. Community events mention the Berlin Men's Club meeting, a birthday party for Arlie Bentley, and a church Ladies Aid sale. An economic note cites Indiana farm lead prices at Major’s store and Camp Fire Girls on Berlin Mountain.
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Barbara Given
Penns Grove
N.J
Anna Noyes
Skene Street
Given
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Vincent Epifanio
Skeene Street
Watervliet
Veronica Ryan
Glens, Falls
Daniel Whalen
Lafayette Street
Albert Stebbins
Elmira
Albert Chadwick
Poultney Street
J. D. Rogers
Des Moines
Iowa
Rogers
Lottie Fowler
Bennington
Holden Gutermuth
Samaritan Hospital
Berlin
Arlie Bentley
Ladies’ Aid
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Indiana Farm
Major
Jim Phillips
Perry
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E. M. Finch
Williams Street
Wilfred Maurice
William Maurice
Northboro
Mass
Bernard Lee
North Williams Street
Schenectady
Herbert Gooley
Bruce Manell
Hudson Falls
Bernadette Vayette
Glens Falls
Joseph Manell
Jack Aldrich
Gary
Sryan Aldrich
Kansas
Backache
Dean
Venlo Weil
Aimee
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Biddle
America
N.Y
Menands, N. Y
General Electric TV
G.E. Pacer
G.E. TV
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