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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1949

Page

4

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Not So Hot, 'Gientist Says After Taking A Cold Look

Atlanta AP report quotes Dr. Herbert E. Morris of Monsanto Texas City outlining grim global shortages in food water and fuels. He warns of crop failures falling water tables and rapid depletion of fossil fuels urging exploration of substitutes and soil science to avert a future crisis.

Gientist Bem Price Atlanta Day Frank- 3 Herbert E. Morris Monsanto United States Texas City Sconce and Industy Morris Dr. Morris Dr. Mor

Employment Service Chief Addresses Lions Club

W L Walker head of the Alabama State Employment Service in Enterprise addressed the Lions Club about the agency's work in the region. He outlined direct placement, counseling, veterans services, labor law information, RA and UC claim payments, and informational service with about 1000 people registered, representing 80 to 85 percent of county unemployment. He plans aptitude tests for undecided high school graduates and support for handicapped job seekers, noting a clerical and semi skilled shortage, especially among women, and a push for new industries.

Enterprise W. L. Walker Alabama State Employment Service Lions Club Walker Enterprise Office Waller

American scientists praised for applied strength and warned on basics

Dr Morris addressed about 200 Southern scientists and businessmen meeting on a southern wire scale. He said American scientists excel in applied knowledge but lag in fundamental work, acknowledging some foreign contributions while urging faster collaboration for future welfare.

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Texas Educator Named Florida Department of Education Director

Dr Theodore Q Srygley a Texas educator has been named director of instruction for Florida Department of Education He resigned as director of curriculum and instruction of Austin public schools to accept the Florida post Bailey said Srygley will take office early in February He is the third Bailey appointee joining Lee Barstow Palatka and J K Chapman Port Arthur roots include Woodrow Wilson Thomas Jefferson and Little Rock high schools He earned a UT education doctorate in 1944

Tallahassee Texas Florida Department of Education Thomas D. Bailey Theodore Q. Srygley Austin, Tex Bailey Srygley Joe Hall Dade County Bby Donelson, Tenn Winston-Salem N. C Port Arthur, Tex Woodrow Wilson Thomas Jefferson Port Arthur Little Rock, Ark University of Texas

Oyster spat Cement Themselves On Underwater Shells

As many as 15 000 tiny young oysters or spat can cement themselves onto a half a bushel of shells planted underwater in oyster cultivation.

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