Two Types Of Cold Found In Human Guinea Pig Study
Cleveland researchers at Western Reserve University School of Medicine report a landmark cold study tracing two distinct virus induced forms. Volunteers exposed at Gatlinburg Tennessee and Pinehurst North Carolina showed nose first and sore throat first illness, with immunity specific to each form and potential for more variants.
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Milton B. Dolinger
Cleveland
Department of Preventive Medicine
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
A. R. Dooher
Columbia University
Fort Bragg
N. C
Western Reserve
John H. Dingle
Elisabeth Severance Prentiss
Conscientious Objector’s
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Pinehurst
Rammelkamp
Rommelkamp
Archers Plan Single Arrow Buffalo Hunt in Wyoming
RAWLINS WY. Archers from about 25 groups nationwide will join a one arrow buffalo hunt on the Bolton ranch in Carbon county on February 14. The Rawlins Chamber of Commerce aims to make it an annual event recalling historic Indian archery on prairies. Hunters will ride, draw for flight position, and the first to score will receive the buffalo heads for mounting with up to three kills planned.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Rawlins Chamber of Commerce
Bolton Ranch
Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Isacore Bolten
Carbon County
World Food Crisis Warns United Nations Group
Auburn reports summarize the 1947 world food appraisal by the FAO for the Extension Service of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. China endures months of famine while Europe faces deteriorating supplies. US consumption in 1946-47 tops prewar records.
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Auburn
Food and Agricuture Organization
United Nations
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
China
Europe
United States
Union of Soviet
Ktepublics
Orient
North America
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
More Fruit Trees Needed for State Home Supply
New plantings of fruit trees and plants are needed to boost home fruit supply across the state. Alabama farmers could supply much of the fruit demand, says Wo AL Ruffin, APL extension horticulturist. Two hundred pounds of meat will be given to the chamber of commerce for its annual agricultural banquet, with the rest sold at auction to benefit the Travelers' Hospital in Salt Lake City. Two buffalo sides will be auctioned, and a third kept by Bolton. Dr. G F Good, state veterinarian, says he does not believe the hunt would be inhumane.
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Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
Sariers’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Bolton
G. If
Naimane
Corn Demonstrators Report High Yield
Four hundred farmers collaborated with the Extension Service to test high fertilizer rate demonstrations with hybrid corn. They followed county agent recommendations on varieties planting dates fertilizing spacing and cultivation yielding 40 to 100 bushels per acre in Auburn.
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Auburn
Extension Service
Milk brings cash for Tennessee farm families in 1946
Nearly 13 000 farm families in 15 Tennessee Valley counties sold 4 504 000 dollars worth of milk and milk products during 1946, with income driven by milk delivered to cheese plants on 95 routes to Ardmore Boaz Cullman Decatur Scottsboro and Russellville.
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Tennessee Valley
Ardmore
Boaz
Cullman
Decatur
Scottsboro
Russellville
Alabama Farmers Begin Receiving 1946 Cotton Loss Payments
Alabama farmers are receiving about 100 daily checks to cover 1946 cotton crop losses. State FCIC officials announced this week that 7,000 of 13,000 insured farmers filed claims, with processing continuing and farmers to be notified of action taken.
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Alabama
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
FCIC
Crop Improvement Meeting Held by Alabama Association
The Alabama Crop Improvement Association will hold its annual meeting on January 14 in Duncan Hall, Auburn. The gathering will review the year’s work and handle current business.
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Alabama Crop Improvement Association
Duncan Hall
Auburn
The Dollar Has Changed for Farmers Debt Payments
Economists note shifts in debt payments with the dollar. In 1932 it took 0.3 bushels of corn to cover $100 of debt, from 1935 to 1939 it required 145 bushels, and by July 1946 the burden was 52 bushels for the same amount.
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API
Weler Con Wor ncreases In State
Auburn water central work rare out re pores ghee Ty retuction and increased Grained and more farm ponds were built than in 100 states J B Wilson API extension agricultural engineer Comparative figures for the two years are 160 given first acres terraced 29000 and 278000 acres drained 52818 and 46000 number of farm ponds 951 and 434
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
J. B. Wilson
API Extension
Cofton Income Hits Record High In 46 Cotton Year
Auburn reports Alabama’s 1946 cotton crop yielded a record income of 156 million dollars from 1.52 million acres. About 800 thousand bales were sold with 310 thousand tons of seed, despite a lint yield of 253 pounds per acre. Lint sold at 34 cents per pound, seed at 67 dollars per ton.
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Auburn
Alabama
J. T. Belue
API Extension
Belue
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