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Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In Nome, Mayor Steffen Andersen addressed the Home Arts Club and Women's Federation Club on civilian defense, emphasizing local responsibility for survival in war or catastrophe, potential isolation from attack, and training a technician for radioactive substances.
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Members of the Home Arts Club, Women's Federation Club, enjoyed a talk by Mayor Steffen Andersen on Civilian Defense.
It was explained that civilian defense is no longer organized on a national basis with all planning being conducted at the nation's capitol, but is being placed on a local level, with each community responsible for its own survival in the event of war or catastrophe.
Andersen stated that Nome could be completely isolated, should there be a surprise attack, for a lengthy period of time, and some plan should be formulated to meet that emergency.
It was also disclosed that a technician is being trained to study radioactive substance in this area.
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Mayor Steffen Andersen spoke to members of the Home Arts Club and Women's Federation Club about civilian defense, noting its shift to local planning for survival in war or catastrophe. He warned that Nome could be isolated for a lengthy period in a surprise attack and urged formulating an emergency plan. A technician is being trained to study radioactive substances in the area.