Sawdust Improves Soil With Humus Like Topsoil
Dr Eduard Farber announced a chemical process to convert sawdust into a humus like topsoil for bigger greener vegetables. Treated sawdust boosts germination and produce weights, with 10 to 40 tons per acre applied. The work aims to solve soil erosion and sawdust waste while supporting future wood waste utilization.
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Anthracite Gas Said Useful in Industry
Arnold Sutermeister of Wellman Engineering Co says washed anthracite gas yields value across sectors including steel ceramics and food preparation highlighting its versatile industrial applications.
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Arnold Sutermeister
Wellman Engineering Co
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Senators Hold Fate of Statehood Bills
Washington September 7 AP The fate of Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills rests with the Senate democratic policy committee. The House has passed the measures and President Truman supports them, but Senate leaders regard them as too controversial for this session. Southern senators oppose, as Senator Russell indicates delaying votes until a policy agenda is set.
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OSU Grad Bikes 10000 Miles to Buenos Aires
Gene McPherson, 23, an Ohio State University graduate, began a 10000 mile bicycle journey to Buenos Aires, aiming to finish in 90 days via the Pan American Highway through Mexico, Central America, and South America. He previously rode Santa Monica to New York in 20 days 7 hours 39 minutes and holds several bicycle records. New England caught nearly a billion pounds of commercial fish in 1949.
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Army Can't Find Shoes For Corporal's Tiny Feet
AP reports a Dayton based corporal in the 423rd Engineer Construction Battalion has feet so small the army uses a 414 triple E shoe. He drills in civilian clothes while the unit readies for activation and combat boots are sought. A supply sergeant tried padding boots with socks and sponge rubber with no success. The sergeant claims the army did fit his tiny feet in the last war.
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