Speakers Describe Pear Pest Control At Ukiah Meeting
Over 40 attended the University of California extension service event in Ukiah. Dr E L Proebsting reported many county orchards on deep bottomland without permanent cover show little to no response to nitrogen, phosphorus, or potash, and advised testing fertilizer in small blocks. Dr Harrd Madsen urged exact following spray directions and early spider mite control, while noting no pear psylla remedy yet. A delayed dormant spray with lime sulfur and oil plus parathion or malathion may help. A film on psylla life cycle aired, and Dr O Reilly discussed pear diseases, with Griggs addressing pear tusselings. Bruce Bearden cited streptomycin dusts as effective for blight but not backed by Miller Amendment tolerance.
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University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Ukiah
E. L. Proebsting
Davis
Mendocino County
Proebsting
Harrd Madsen
Berkeley
Madsen
Harry O'Reilly
W. H. Griggs
Bruce Bearden
Soil District Adds Two Crawler Tractors
The soil conservation service recently purchased two crawler type tractors from Army surplus and put them on loan with the Willits Soil Conservation district. One was placed at the Potter Valley depot at the Charles Tomlin ranch and the other at Willits at the Leonard Munson ranch. It is hoped these machines will boost soil conservation work in these areas.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Army Surplus
Willits
Fees for Discharges Cancelled by Defense Dept
Veterans no longer pay fees for duplicate copies of military service certificates or substitute discharges if replacements were not previously requested. Defense Department cancelled an order issued a year ago requiring payments for replacement documents. Information to obtain substitute discharges available from county service offices, rooms 10 11, courthouse, Ukiah.
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Thomas J. Mitchell
Department of Defense
Court House
Ukiah
NBC Plans Massive Convention Coverage Network in 1956
NBC announces a four year planning effort to scale its convention coverage for 1956. Convention Central will operate from Chicago and San Francisco with 400 staff, three mobile units and 40 cameras, linking radio TV and telephone to report Democratic and Republican conventions. A 1900 mile TV line will connect Chicago to San Francisco for rapid updates.
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Davidson Taylor
NBC
Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Cow Palace
San Fracisco
John Cameron Swayze
Bill Henry
Morgan Beatty
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Ray Scherer
Dave Garroway
Tion Delopments
Convention Central
San Francisco
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Dumont
South State Street
Packard. Bell
Pylvania
Capehart
CBS
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