Scientists Plead for More Research at Penn State College
A conference at Pennsylvania State College highlights the need for better funding of scientific research. Despite rich materials, academics warn universities lack money for essential work. Speakers urge continued pursuit of truth to yield useful discoveries, noting fears that science may stall without support.
Special Wine For Holy Year St Pauls Death Centenary
Vatican sources say Greek Byzantine Catholics on a Rome pilgrimage for the Holy Year will present Pope Pius III with an ancient Corinthian vase holding a wine made from grapes grown where the apostle Paul preached. The event marks the 100th anniversary of St Paul’s death and the 1200th anniversary of St John Damascene. A solemn pontifical mass in the Byzantine rite is planned for March 27.
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Reforestation Costs Hit California Needs
Frederick Baker of the UC School of Forestry notes California faces high costs for reforestation. He cites 1,307,000 acres of bushland with potential lumber value but says replanting redwood costs 1830 per acre and pine even more. Ground clearing and three years of weed control and protection are required.
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Calif
California
Frederick Baker
University of California School of Forestry
Bakers
Italian Farm Exports Rise in 1949 Trade Gains
Rome reports intensified trade among Western European wartime allies boosted Italian agricultural exports in the first months of 1949. Cheese and fruit shipments rose notably while wine and olive oil exports declined, with vegetables and hemp also contributing to the gain.
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Alaskan Patrol Planes Spot Fishing Poachers
Federal game officials use aerial photographs as evidence against commercial fishermen operating illegally in Alaskan waters. The Alaska wildlife service director notes patrols have reduced poaching, while a past plan aimed to land patrol planes in rough seas to intercept violators.
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Ilegali
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Fragmented OCR sports note hints at baseball stats
The readable text references names and a match context with percentages and scores affecting emotional health. It mentions a Thorpsen or Thorsen figure and a meet at a gym or track venue with speeds and readings. The passage is garbled and offers no clear outcome.
Cortisone Doses Still Expensive Despite Reduction
Fragmentary report notes cortisone dosages have fallen yet remain costly. The text references medical use for arthritis and cancer, with unclear details on providers or specific prices. Further readable elements mention weeks of treatment and ongoing need for adams. The source shows damaged OCR with scattered phrases.
Odd Statistics Caused By Growth In California
California moves to second in population growth and livestock production. The University of California economist Dr M Lee notes 25 year gains include a 60 percent rise in livestock, a shift to imports for meat eggs and milk, while only turkeys remain in surplus.
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University of Calfornia
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Medical Journal Warns Against Malaria Threat
Medical journal from the National Malaria Society warns against relaxing malaria vigilance as cases decline. Dr George H. Bradley and Afelvin H Goodwin Jr of the Communicable Disease Center discuss risk of missed recurrence and suggest sustained control operations and focal surveillance. Malaria investigation stations are located at Helena Ark, Baker County near Newton Ga, and Manning C.
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Rehabilitation Falls Behind Disabled Rate
New York GPs Americans are disabled at more than twice the rate they are rehabilitated or returned to useful life says Corbett Reeds of the Virginia Rehabilitation Service. He urges better coordinated efforts, more funds, registries and trained personnel to aid the disabled in public health discussions.
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Virginia Rehabilitation Service
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Champ Poppy Maker
Bedford Massachusetts resident a World War I veteran has crafted over 100000 paper poppies in ten years for the Veterans Administration Hospital. His work supports remembrance drives and veterans causes across the region.
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