Rotary Hears Army Nurse on advancing patient care
Major Alice B. Clark chief of nurses at Camp Detrick spoke to Rotarians on Wednesday about the Army Nurse Corps growth from its 1901 founding to full civilian-style commissions in 1947. She highlighted advances in nursing and medicine, Korea era experiences, and the use of sign language with Korean nurses, noting the corps' dedication to better patient care and saving lives.
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Diets Important To Beef Cattle
Baltimore January 12 Diets and waist lines are as important to beef cattle as to housewives says a top Beltsville scientist. He reports that identical twin calves show growth can be maintained on low calorie diets with economical feed additives and still catch up in weight when pasture improves. The research, presented at the Maryland Stockmen's Association meeting at the Lord Baltimore hotel, suggests nutrition controls may minimize economics while preserving future market weights.
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