4-H Members Visit Chicago Board Of Trade Grain Market
Two Nebraska 4-H club members Jerry Miller and Ron Perkins were honored at a three day grain marketing clinic and tour sponsored by the Chicago Board of Trade as part of a 13 state delegation. They toured pits, met traders, and learned about wheat corn rye oats and soybeans with guidance from Board of Trade officials and seasoned traders. Floyd Miller joined as a volunteer leader and father of Jerry Miller and both appeared on Chicago radio programs.
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Nebraska
Board of Trade
Floyd Miller
4-H
Jerry Miller
Chicago
Progress Made In Cholera Morality Rate Cut
Cholera is described as Asiatic cholera caused by various organisms and spread by contaminated water or food. Deterioration includes diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, dehydration, and potential rapid death. Prevention relies on sanitation, medical inspection, and prompt isolation of ill individuals.
Inoculation and treatment reduce cholera deaths in India
Inoculation to prevent illness has been effectively used in India. Much progress has been made in treatment of cholera patients. Mortality rates have been cut tremendously.
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India
Research Grant To Neb Doctor For Spleen Study
United States Public Health Service funds Dr. Edward A. Holyoke of the University of Nebraska College of Medicine for a microscopy study on the developing mammalian spleen. Co investigator Dr. John S Latta joins in a $10 008 grant covering June 1 1963 to May 31 1964 and experiments with white mice across postnatal to prenatal stages.
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Omaha
United States Public Health Service
Edward A. Holyoke
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Holyoke
John S Latta
College of Medicine
USPHS
Measles and Flu Eases in Sidney Area Schools
School districts across Sidney county report influenza and measles declines after a peak period. North Ward and South Ward show improvement with dozens of absentees easing, while Kin dergarten and lower grades suffered earlier outbreaks.
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Sidney
Memorial Hospital
Dalton
Lodgepole
Gene Fraass
Gurley
Potter
Suno
North Ward
Ivan Adams
North
South Ward
John Jensen
Jensen
Marie Nicholson
Central School
Miss Nicholson
Darrell Hunt
Frances Willard School
One Great Hour Of Sharing Sunday Appeal
Churches of America urge generous support on Sunday March 24 to aid overseas relief. The message calls for shelter clothing education and technical facilities to help self reliance and aid through the year.
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Churches of America
Nature Harvests Doves Says Steen on Hunting Policy
Lincoln Nebraska Game Commissioner Director M O Steen argues regulated hunting does not reduce wildlife but substitutes harvest for nature's annual increase. He says closed seasons waste a renewable resource and that permit fees fund conservation. He notes market hunting and lack of management caused past declines. Leftover baked ham can flavor creamed vegetables as a lunch main.
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Lincoln
Steen
Insurance Death Payments Higher in Nebraska in 1962
Nebraska families received 23,300,000 dollars in life insurance death payments in 1962, down from 23,700,000 in 1961, according to the Institute of Life Insurance. The number of policies paid off rose to 10,600 in 1962 from 10,200 in 1961.
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Nebraska
Institute of Life Insurance
Blake T. Newton, Jr
The
Institute
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