Lumbermen Probe New Sources Of Timber Products
Georgetown area field day speakers from the University of California outlined expanding uses for lower value forest materials. Dr Fred E Dickinson noted new pulp mills in Northern California may use sawmill waste while demonstrations showed bark mulch, particle boards, and redwood beams made from small chips. UC researchers Grah and Lappeiner discussed thinning stands to boost future wood yield and encourage natural seedling growth across the Blodgett Experimental Forest in Sierra forests.
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el Doradollo County
Fred E. Dickinson
University of California Forest Products Laboratory
Blodgett
California
Dickinson
Rudolf F. Grah
ULC
Berkeley
Grah
University of California
Sierra
Michigan-California Lumber Company
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Streetcorner Research at Harvard Aids Delinquents
Harvard researchers study delinquent youths through paid interviews in a Streetcorner Research program. Twenty had served prison or reform school terms, with follow ups showing about half avoided future delinquency after participation. The project, costing about $500 per boy annually, aims to understand how talking about personal histories and fantasies affects behavior and future prospects.
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Cambridge
Mass
de Cnness
Schwitzgebel
Boston
Hell
Angels
David
Nere
Ralph Schwitzgebel
Sircehcorner Research
Charles W. Slat
University of Alabama
Harvard Laboratory of Social Relations
Schovitzgebel
Biologist Seeks More Blue Frogs in Ithaca Study
Prof Lowell D Uhler of New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell aims to bred blue frogs by mating two known blue females with green frogs to test inheritance. He and student Michael Berns plan several generations to uncover the genetic basis while seeking more specimens through professional notices.
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Ithaca
N.Y
UPI
Lowell D. Uhler
Uber
New York State College of Agriculture At Carne) University
Tal
Uhler
Michael Berns
Great Neck
Ubler
Berns
Clergy Net Breaks Bread Over Shortwave Coffee Chats
Catholic priests across New Mexico meet daily via a 16 member clergy network using shortwave radio for roundtable talks. From Tobatchi to Roswell the priests share lessons on teaching methods, fishing exploits, Civil Air Patrol activities, and parish news to bridge remote areas and spread useful information.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Elmer, Neimeyer
Altequerque
Tobatchi
Navajo Apache Indian Reservation
Roswell
Father James Rabbi
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Father Rabbit
U.S
Rank Hatton
Art Tafoya
Albuquerque
Andrew Staricheek
Taos
Arthur Ausius
Civil Air Patrol
Via Nueva
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