DDT Proved Weapon For Health In Malaria Fight
Dr. Bishop, health director in Tennessee, touts DDT as a powerful malaria control tool. He notes its lasting effectiveness and economic value, especially in river bottom areas with weak health systems, where spraying walls can protect populations where targeting mosquitoes is impractical. He warns against overreliance and emphasizes cautious, research-backed use.
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Bm Li
Tentersets Valles Austeority
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Bishop
Enthusiaem
Tivya ix
Jatly Stud
S Aore
Cesmalaria
DDT Use Sparks Debate On Mosquito Control Methods
Dr Bishop cautions against overreliance on DDT noting biological imbalances and residual bites will still occur. TVA experiments since 1943 with DDT focus on malaria control alongside armed services agencies. The test sprayed 803 shoreline acres and 309 rural houses in Guntersville area and 1260 homes in North Central Tennessee with window streams and missing screens.
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Scousburg
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Hentucky Reservoir
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Tennessee
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World Sees Chemical Age Says Dow Scientist
Dr W Nam J Hale of Dow Chemical forecasts a chemical age replacing the machine age with alcohols plastics and light metals. He envisions four global 'sations' from cold to hot climates to trade freely, abolishing routes and duties, and predicts massive future outputs of alcohol synthetic oils plastics and magnesium among others.
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Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Mich
Sleo
Hale
Walt
United States
Nation Offers New Business Opportunities
Chicago reports marketing professor Converse of the University of Illinois outlines ample opportunities for starting new enterprises in the United States. He warns many ventures fail due to inexperienced or lazy owners and urges veterans and young men to assess their experience, seek guidance, and study resources from chambers, schools, and trade associations before forming a business.
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Converse
University of Ilinois
Belives
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College of Sion
Churches Plan Memorial Services At Cohoes
Cohoes churches announce memorial services for deceased parishioners. St Joseph's Church will hold services at St Joseph's Cemetery at 9:00 AM with mass, sermon, stations of the cross, and a musical program by Mrs. Cox. If weather fails, bells will ring at 3:36 AM and services move to the church. Enduring rites include a 5:30 AM program at St Agnes' Church and a high mass at 5:00 AM in St Agnes' Cemetery for Rev Michael Gavin. Rehearsals scheduled for Boght Reformed youth choir at 7 PM today and adult choir at 7 PM.
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St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Wasserford
St. Agnes’ Church
Sirs
Jamies Cox
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
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Gavin
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A Franklin
Two Injured When Auto Hits Tree On Second Avenue
Two persons were injured early today when a 19 coach carrying them struck a tree in front of 415 Second Avenue. Driver Robert Gromoll, 21, of 471 Eighth Avenue, was treated at Leonard Hospital for possible fracture of the lower right arm. James Foley, 17, of Third Street Waterford, a passenger, was also taken to the hospital with lacerations, a dislocated left shoulder, abrasions, and head injuries. The car, owned by William H. Gromoll of 471 Eighth Avenue, was heavily damaged and towed from the scene. Police investigators listed the accident as occurring on Second Avenue. further details from patrolmen and the radio patrol were provided.
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Mate Ifebo3
Eighth Avenue
Leonard Hospital
James Foley
Third Street
Waterford
Wiliam HL. Gromoil
Sei
Albert J. Watson
John Hofbauer
Michezel Salo
Radio Patrol
Rath Broemers
Cohoes Soldier Receives Purple Heart
The Order of the Purple Heart was awarded to Stat Qu Ed ward G. Morrisson of Cohoes. He enlisted in October 235 as a member of Company Mita Infantry and served overseas about three years, including duty in Saipan, earning the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in combat.
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Order of the Purple Heart
Edward G. Morrisson
Rogario Morris
Monawk Street
Cooes
Cohoesier
Comsarey Mita Infantry
Cohoes Memorial Day Observance Planned Parade
Memorial Day events in Cohoes feature Boy Scouts and school officials, with ceremonies at the Cohoes Northside bridge Mohawk River pier memorials and a main program at McKinney Square. Dr. F L Heiricn Connexs will speak. parade proceeds from McKinney Square to West End Park, weather permitting. Obituary: Richard LeBlanc died aged seven, with funeral from Sacred Heart Church and interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Union
Cahoes-Northside
Pum
Mohbawak
United Spanish War Veterana
McKinley Square
Onelén Sime
Spesher
FL Heiricn
Mchkinier Square
Cohoes Man Dies Believed Train Victim
A Cohoes man died yesterday at Bamerita Hospital after being found injured near the tracks. Troop G stated the man was with another person along the railroad near Waterford when the incident occurred.
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Cohoes
Suiekidwiee
Charan Lee
Bamerita Hospital
Waterford
Troop G
Beth
Cohees Woman Dies of Heart Attack
A Cohees resident Tessie Woloskowsii along with a group including a local official were noted in an obituary notice for Tessie Woloskowsii who died suddenly. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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