Quail Restocking Falls From Favor Restoring Habitat Proves Best
Conservationists urge habitat restoration over pen rearing as quail restocking fails. Oklahoma and Kentucky report low flyability and high early disappearances, while Alabama and Michigan note high costs. North Carolina drops farm restocking for habitat gains.
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Oklahoma
Kentucky
North Carolina
Farley F. Tubbs
Alabama
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Alberta
Wisconsin
North Lake club creates private swimming hole in Ohio swamp
In Ashland Ohio ten men pooled 50 each to buy swamp land near Sullivan and hire a contractor to form a two acre lake stocked with 1,000 bass. They plan a shelter house and regular meetings with future fish fries as their private riverless retreat.
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Sullivan
North Lake
Teacher Demonstrates Chain Reaction With Mousetraps
Dr. Richard Sutton a visiting physics professor at Case Institute of Technology uses 60 mousetraps and 120 corks to illustrate atomic disintegration and chain reactions in a lecture. Demonstration performed before the American Association of Physics Teachers shows traps exploding in under two seconds.
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Cleveland, CO
INS
Richard Sutton
Case Institute of Technology
Sutton
New York
American Association of Physics Teachers
Declar Carols Board Meeting Sets Stock Details
A company announces a board meeting to declare a dividend of 1.25 dollars per share and to set stock preferences for directors. The president and officers outline plans for 50 cent stock options and related corporate actions.
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Power Dividends and Stock Expansion Plans Revealed
A Reuters style note reports that Power s Dividends plans a quarterly dividend of share and discusses its 1945 to sector expansion funding. V Sutton notes a $78 million position and cites $33.24 million spent since 1945, with plans to issue 30 000 additional shares and $5 preferred stock to support financing.
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North Carolina to Revise Auto Insurance Downward
Public hearing in Raleigh on September 21 will consider a rate revision proposed by the North Carolina fire insurance rating bureau. The plan would reduce overall private and commercial vehicle rates by about 14 percent, saving Tar Heel drivers $326,990 annually while slightly raising collision costs.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Waldo C. Cheek
Cheek
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Allergy awareness and prevention in daily life
The article explains allergy as a major modern medical issue affecting millions in the United States including hay fever asthma and hives. It notes vulnerable life periods and prenatal dietary factors, advises protective measures at infancy and during illness, discusses desensitization and anti histamines, and stresses early medical study for any symptoms.
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United States
Gate
King
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