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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
7
A long running BCG vaccination study in the United States concludes the tuberculin vaccine is safe to use. The trial, noted as the longest continuous test, involved extensive application and vaccination across various populations.
A long critique notes the Labor Department’s limited role as a cabinet level agency since 1913, with the bureau and labor boards split among agencies. It cites repeated Taft era plans to consolidate functions, losses of bureaus, and reduced appropriations leaving about 4,000 staff and a largely statistical focus today. The piece contrasts it with the Agriculture Department’s enduring prominence.
A Utah Agricultural College survey finds nearly a third of all hatched turkeys die during the growing period. Paratyphoid infection pullorum disease and infectious sinusitis account for 61 percent of losses. Buyers should seek healthy poults and cooperatives may help trace hatchery sources. Proper housing and breeding practices are essential to turkey health.
The 300 million dollar federal aid bill to education passes the Senate leaving states to decide parochial school policies, recreational facilities and free lunches in some states. The piece quotes Sen Brien McMahon praising high grade statesmanship and notes his remark It cannot.
The readable lines describe a printer and the arrangement of letters in a type case. Mentions include a spring year reference and odd phrases about vitamins and large numbers of golfers and bowlers, suggesting a miscellaneous archival snippet rather than a complete news item.
In Stamford Connecticut a 66 year old grandmother Mrs Margaret Pinte admitted in city court that she set fire to her home after disputes with an upstairs neighbor Detectives say she confessed pouring kerosene on the second floor stairway and setting it alight Her son William owns the building
Insect specialists recommend spraying before buds break to control the black cherry aphid. Feedings by the aphid reduce fruit size and flavor if present in numbers.
A neglected farm forest is described as a definite valuable asset that can be quickly converted into cash for the owner. The notice highlights its potential utility and market value.
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