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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
7
University of Michigan professor Dr. John M. Sheldon notes hundreds of wheeze causes beyond pollen and asthma. He says fear and anxiety can worsen allergic conditions and that many allergies arise from a mind and body blend.
Michigan State farm economist Karl T. Wright reported survey results showing costs for silos. An unlined trench silo at 150 tons runs about 70 dollars, a bunker silo about 800, and an upright concrete stave silo near 1600 dollars.
University of Michigan allergist Dr. Sheldon says a scratchy irritated nose signals potential sensitization tests and possible emotional counseling, though psychiatric help cannot reduce sensitivity to dust pollen or food. Wheezing sneezing and scratching are not purely psychosomatic, despite common emotional reactions.
Michigan State College heard U.S. Department of Agriculture researcher C R Hoglund forecast big gains from proper fertilizer and farming practices. He said oats labor income could rise from 20 cents to about 2 dollars per hour and wheat yields could double with recommended methods and better drainage, tillage, and weed control.
Refugee Minister Theodor Oberlaender reported 14,350 new refugees entered West Germany from the Communist east zone in January, 3,000 more than December. He said total last year amounted to 184,198 people fleeing the Soviet zone.
Tokyo dispatch reports Admiral Felix B Stamp departing Yokosuka en route to Pearl Harbor Hawaii. He halted briefly to meet Vice Admiral Callaghan and General Hull. In Formosa he met Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and other U.S. leaders.
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