Old Forest Consumes More Oxygen Than It Produces
An aged forest of towering trees consumes as much oxygen as it generates, highlighting a paradox of mature woodlands where respiration offsets photosynthetic gains in a stable ecosystem.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
2
An aged forest of towering trees consumes as much oxygen as it generates, highlighting a paradox of mature woodlands where respiration offsets photosynthetic gains in a stable ecosystem.
The Francis Scott Key Unit 11 Legion Auxiliary met May 16 with Grace Stull presiding. Memorial services were held for deceased members. Reports from secretary and treasurer were read. Girls State chair Cornelia Rodock announced seven area girls will attend at the University of Maryland Baltimore campus. May 29 Memorial Day services at Mt. Olivet Cemetery were announced. Awards day at the VA Center Newton D. Baker is May 21. Officers for 1972 73 were named: president Shirley Erich, first VP Grace Stull, second VP Helen Hanson, recording secretary Betty Frank, corresponding secretary Mae Hahn, treasurer Virginia Miller, chaplain Edna Yelton, sergeant at arms Gwin Fultz, historian to be named. The next meeting is June 20.
Marcor Inc parent to Montgomery Ward and Container Corp of America reports first quarter earnings of 11.797 million, up from 11.169 million year earlier. Leo Schoenhofen says sales rose 8.7 percent to 731.448 million, with Montgomery Ward up 6.9 and Container Corp up 1.3. Nearby, two underage girls aged 12 and 13 stole a 12 foot canoe at Lake Worth, rammed a bridge, and abandoned the sinking boat after swimming to shore.
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