Fort Detrick News and ASM Meeting Highlights
Fort Detrick reports on the American Society for Microbiology activities including journal publications, bi monthly reviews, and applied microbiology updates. The text notes annual meetings, program committee roles, and honors for thirty year employees such as John A. Brent and John W. Lambert with certificates presented by Major General Floyd A. Hangen.
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American Society For Microbiology
ASM
Lammier
Na- Society
Mee Bacteriology Reviews
Applied Microbiology
Conic Raorganisms
Ealitor
Na Gonal
Messers
John A. Brent
John W. Lambert
Robert Marvel
Sol Ripkin
Soldier of the Month honored amid awards and tours
The event featured certificates and a $10 check plus a three day pass from Major Neill C. Burnett as Soldier of the Month ceremonies honored a service member who had been promoted four days earlier. Headquarters Commandant John E. Fay succeeds Clifton R. Johnson, and Alma M. Hess receives a Sustained Superior Performance Award and $150. Detours cover Holy Land tours, welcomes from new arrivals, and civilian departures along with notes on Blair House restoration funds and auxiliary leadership.
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Army
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Maurice D. Ashbury
All Episcopal Church
Neill C. Burnett
Snr
Headquarters Command
ANT
John E. Fay
Mannheim
Germany
Clifton R. Johnson
Fay
Homer
New York
Schenectady
New York State College For Teachers
Albany
Alma M. Hess
Hess
Holy Land
Evelyn M. Dell
Comptroller's See
Tehran
U. S. Army
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LeDkoon
Byblos
Baalbek
Jupiter
Venus
Jerusalem
Bethsemane
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Atheists as Unlikely Stimuli for Religion Said by Canon
At Toronto's Anglican World Congress Canon Max Warren argued that divine guidance may come from outside the Christian fold including atheists. He credited Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud with spurring the church to widen its view and aid healing through psychiatry, despite their atheism and critique of religion.
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Karl Marz
Sigmund Freud
Marx
Freud
Anglican
Congress
Toronto
Canada
Max Warren
Karl Marx
Mats Trai
Doctor Says Hay Fever Season Breathes Easy With Modern Methods
Hay fever stems from pollen allergy. Self pollinating plants rarely cause it. wind borne pollen from ragweed and others raises symptoms. Diagnosis relies on skin and exposure observation. antihistamines and steroids provide relief with varying side effects. Preventive steps include indoor air conditioning and removing ragweed. desensitization before pollen season can help, though risks exist with injections. Hay fever remains manageable with current treatments.
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