Pine seeds and future wood supply from southern cones
Pine seeds are maturing across the Southeastern states and will be harvested soon. The article explains seed production from two seasons ago, pollen dynamics, and the low natural planting efficiency, arguing for human-led reforestation to raise yield and secure future timber by transplanting 1,000 seedlings per acre and advancing processing, storage, and planting.
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Nature
Southland
al Forest
South
The Wrong Foot
A three year old boy in Kansas City endures a 40 minute medical cast setting without wincing. He later reveals he stood on the wrong foot on purpose to avoid pain on the broken one.
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Kansas City
Tommy Hess
Tommy
Social Security Reporting Duty for 1957 Beneficiaries
Some Social Security recipients who earned more than 1200 in 1957 must file an annual report with the Social Security Administration by April 15, 1958. Those who expected to earn over 1200 will receive the form automatically. Earnings above 1200 may reduce or end payments, based on total earnings and months worked. The rule does not apply to those 72 or older before 1957, and there is no earnings limit for that age group.
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Social Security Administration
Mississippi Business Activity Up Five Percent in July 1957
Report shows overall business activity in Mississippi for May to July 1957 rose five percent from 1956 with July the second highest month on record. Data from 16 trade areas indicate gains across nine basic indicators, with only two showing declines from last July.
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Mississippi
Education Program Being Expanded in Mississippi
Mississippi expands its education program with a five year plan allocating about 100 million in state and local funds. The system emphasizes college to first grade growth and improved public schools. All professional schools in the state college system are accredited. Fifteen percent of Mississippi college enrollments come from out of state.
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Mississippi
United States and 10 States Fund White Tailed Deer Study
The Interior Department will co finance a study with Mississippi and nine other states on high white tailed deer mortality. Research will cover deer diseases nutrition and possible infant toxicity. Field work will occur at outbreak sites and lab work on test herds. The co operating states include Louisiana Florida Georgia Alabama Arkansas Tennessee South Carolina Virginia and Maryland.
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United States Department of Interior
Mississippi
States
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
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