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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

10

Bladderpod Poison Threatens Cattle Pastures

A poisonous weed known as bladderpod or Glottidium vesicarium is spreading northward in pasture lands, threatening large cattle herds. Oklahoma A&M botanist Dr. Featherly reports no effective remedy, noting frost-triggered beans kill animals that graze after infestation. Tests in lab show cattle, steers, rabbits, and chickens succumb to the weed.

Richard Kleiner Stillwater Okla NEA W. Featherly Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Featherly Oklahoma A. & M. Laboratories

The Paralyzing Plague Plant Moves Northward Across Plains

A field report details a steer killed after ingesting bladderpoo, showing severe acute intestinal inflammation. It then describes a tall annual weed with yellow pea flowers and a distinctive pod spreading across the South and moving north as growing seasons allow.

Plains Caroline Kentucky Arkansas Oklahoma Florida West Indies Featherly

Smuggling Job Won Honor For Jefferson

Florence South Carolina AP report notes a 1787 rice smuggling effort helped Thomas Jefferson gain honorary membership in the Agricultural Society of South Carolina Atttor ney W Marshall Bridges cites Jefferson noting Italian rice was superior due to Piedmont Italy strains The anecdote includes Jefferson’s notebook quote about an Italian muleteer smuggling rough rice to Geneva and the success of that rice strain leading to his recognition

Florence S. C Thomas Jefferson Agricultural Society of South Carolina W. Marshall Bridges Jefferson Great Britain Piedmont Italy United States Geneva Marshall

Malaria Carrier Found in Elephant Shrew

New York AP report: scientists on an African expedition identify the little elephant shrew as a new host for malaria amid parasitology studies in the Angl...

New York Ang

Expedition Collects Parasites for US Study in Africa

The United States Naval Medical group of UC Africa Expedition headed by Cmdr. Trenton Roebush and Chief Deener Lawless gathered parasites from many animals in the Egypt Sudan region southeast of French Equatorial Africa and northeast Belgian Congo. Wendell Phillips, expedition leader, said the specimens will be preserved in the United States for further study.

Sudan French Equatorial Africa Belgian Congo U.S. Naval Medical Group University of California African Expedition Cmdr Trenton Roebush Deener Lawless United States Wendell Phillips

Swiss Parliament Approves UNESCO Membership Bid

The Swiss upper house backed applying for UNESCO admission by 22 to 1 after a foreign affairs committee recommendation. Concerns about neutrality and a 167 percent budget share were raised, but Foreign Minister Max Petitpierre assured the chamber of safeguards.

Bernap Switzerland United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Foreign Affairs Commission Unesco United Nations Chamber Commission Max Petitpierre

Chinese Generals Lose Lump Sum Pay

Chiang Kai-shek pushes a modernized finance plan to end lump-sum payments to generals and ensure soldiers are paid on time. Maj. Gen. Wu Sung-ching leads the nine regional disbursing offices in implementing the system with American advisors aiding the reform effort. The change began Sept toi and Oct 1, expanding to more units and aiming to curb corruption.

Nanking Chiang Kai-shek China United Stated Wu Sung-ching Paris

UNESCO Withdrawal Clause Referenced by Swiss Officials

Deputies noted that the constitution of UNESCO would permit Switzerland to withdraw at any time if the government believed the organization could threaten the country’s neutrality or vital interests.

Unesco Switzerland

Nation’s Defence Ministry backs new energy patent methods

National Defence Ministry endorses patented methods for alternating current control and distribution. German and Belgian firms cited for pioneering apparatus enabling push toward efficient power systems and improved storage.

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