A South Pacific outpost shows American way in Bikini scene
Walter Shead reports from Bikini Atoll, noting the transformation from primitive native life to a modern American base. Thousands of ships, radios, and facilities dot the lagoon as U S forces study atomic blasts and their effects. About 30,000 servicemen, $70 million spent, daily costs near half a million, with a third of bomb survivors in critical condition and studies underway at Chicago and Bethesda.
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Bay Island
South Pacific
Atoll
Bikini Lagoon
Pacific
Congress
United States
Coney Island
Shields Warren
U. of Chicago
National Health Institute
Bethesda Md
Arkansas
Saratoga
Bikini
George A. (Gator) Medlin
Orlando
Fla
Bikini Atoll
Elimination of Cattle Grubs and Heel Flies by Power Sprays
W. J. Dryden explains the life cycle of cattle grubs and heel flies and notes a USDA loss of 200 million dollars annually. Effective control via power sprays uses rotenone or derris based solutions, with practical mixtures and available commercial products.
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W. J. Dryden
USDA
Know Your Breed Herefords By W. J. DRYDEN
The grand champion bull at the 1945 National Hereford show belongs to Circla M. Hereford ranch of Senatobia Mississippi. The breed is distinguished by its red body and white face with white extending to underline flank crest switch breast and below the knee and hock. Originating in England they arrived in the United States in 1817. Herefords are noted for hustle and efficient grass use.
Try New Caccidiosis Chicken Treatments
Missouri station recommends a powdered sulfaguanadida dosage of 34 to 1 pound per 100 pounds of feed for two to three days to treat caccidiosis in turkeys and chickens. A larger dose of 1 pound per 100 pounds of mash targets severe outbreaks with high mortality. The smaller dose suits less severe outbreaks.
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Missouri
Household Tips From Old Magazine: Frugal Craft Ideas
Spread out oranges to prevent mold and rot, use a magnet to pick pins after sewing, and never buy more than six months of spice supplies. Store spices in airtight containers to preserve natural oils, repurpose broken teacups as plant pots, drill cups for drainage, create plate wall decorations, and sew inexpensive towels at home. Air garments after wear. dip peeled apples in citrus juice to prevent browning.
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