Uniform Program Urged For Cotton Mechanization
R A Jones of Chicago urged closer links between experiment stations and the farm equipment industry at a mechanization conference. He called for uniform cotton production practices and annual summaries of recommended practices to speed beltwide mechanization. He noted two development paths for new machines, urging faster access to current research for manufacturers.
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R. A. Jones
Chicago
Farm Equipment Institute
Jones
P. Holand
B. F. Avery and Sons Company
Experiment Station
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
Pacific
United States
Elgin O. Burrer Reappointed to State Barber Examiners Board
Elgin O. Burrer of Austin was named to a full term on the state board of barber examiners by Gov. Beauford H. Jeser. The term expires October 14, 1950.
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Austin
Elgin O. Burrer
Beauford H. Jester
State Board of Barber Examiners
Jewish Festival Of Sukos Opens Today
The festival of Sukos or Tabernacles begins at sundown and lasts seven days for Reform Jews and eight for Orthodox and Conservative Jews. A 6 PM service at Congregation Shaareth Israel 23rd Street and Ave Q will precede a social hour with judged miniature sukkos made by religious school children. The confirmation class elected Edward Simons president, Geraldine Steinberg Plainview vice president, Julian Kornfeld secretary, and Reva Steinberg Plainview treasurer.
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Sukos
Tabernacles
Congregation Shaareth Israel
Edward Simons
Geraldine Steinberg
Plainview
Julian Kornfeld
Reva Steinberg
Tech Holstein Friesian Cows Do Production Tests in Vermont
In Brattleboro Vermont on October 16 registered Holstein Friesian cows from Texas Technological College Lubbock Texas completed Herd Improvement Registry tests. Tech Inka Alcartra Colantha led with 479 pounds butterfat and 13 998 pounds milk from 365 days with two milkings daily at age 8 years 11 months. Testing was supervised by the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas with the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
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Brattleboro
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Tech Inka Alcartra Colantha
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Tiny Hearing Device Delights Deaf Community
In Chicago a palm sized device promises clear noiseless tones for the deaf, enabling reception of voices, music, sermons, and conversation. Finger tip controls adjust to sound. Beltone, 1450 W 19th St, offers free booklet and at home trial via Department 33, Chicago IL.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Medicine
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Ill
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