Paradise for Scientists in Chiricahuas Research Station
The American Museum of Natural History operates a Portal Arizona research station in the Chiricahua Mountains, claiming the area hosts 25 000 to 30 000 insect species and 75 identified animal zones. Scientists like Dr E Lendell Cockrum and Dr George Cummins study species migration and plant rusts while David Rockefeller funds support grows toward a resident scientific community. The station, at 5400 feet near Portal, hosted 89 scientists from 20 states this year and can accommodate about 60 people at a time.
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Executive Says Profit Is Now A Dirty Word
Vernon Volland, executive director of the Automobile Seat Cover Manufacturers Assoc, says businessmen are afraid to use the word profit. He argues profit drives wages, leisure, and prosperity and urges that every purchase reflect profit for all involved.
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Restful Work Order Leads to Bed Quilt Made in Chicago
Construction worker Elvie Holmes followed his doctor's orders for more restful work and created a bed quilt in Chicago. The project reflected his effort to cope with fatigue and turn a medical directive into a tangible handmade item.
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Chicago
Elvie Holmes
Husky Holmes
Let Doctor Remove Heart Stab Weapon
Dr. John J. Kralik of Marymount Hospital warns that removing a heart weapon at scene or by untrained hands nearly guarantees death. The safe course is to leave the instrument in place until a surgeon can operate for a better chance of recovery.
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Marymount Hospital
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Fire Hazard Checks Save Tucson From Major Loss
Battalion Chief Howard Danielson told the Tucson Retail Trade Bureau that the city’s fire inspection and prevention program saved about $300 000 in fire damages last fiscal year. With three more inspectors, he expects negligible fire losses this year and plans expanded public education and evacuation planning. He noted the program could justify a smoking ban only where fire hazards exist and emphasized a broader city reach and volunteer brigades.
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Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson
J. H. Freeman
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