Simplify Chicken Feeds Could Cut Feed Costs
Philadelphia researchers report most amino acids in chicken feed are unnecessary. Dr. J A Stekel at Lankenau Hospital Research Institute fed 78 chickens daily for five weeks to test amino acid requirements, finding choline and methionine may be eliminated. The work aims to reduce feed costs and may impact other animals and humans.
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Philadelphia
J. A. Stekel
Lankenau Hospital
Nest
Stekel
One Chemical Speeds Healing
In Milwaukee a Loyola University doctor reports that the amino cystine is essential for faster wound healing. Diets including cystine or medionine or proteins with them accelerate repair, while shortages slow healing by diverting chemicals from other body needs. Alternating current advantages include longer transmission distance and simpler, cheaper, safer equipment with fewer parts.
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Science Service
Milwaukee
Martin B. Williamson
Loyola University School of Medicine
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Williamson
Herbert J. Fromm
D. O'H
Artificial Kidney Flown to Korea Aids Wounded Soldiers
In Korea an artificial kidney is now used to help wounded men suffer from lower nephron nephrosis, a kidney ailment caused by shock and blood transfusions. The device may temporarily take over kidney function until soldiers' kidneys recover. Lt. Col. Kenneth Judy notes rapid, comprehensive care from MASH units after injury.
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Washington
Science Service
Korea
Kenneth Judy
Army Surgeon General
Mash
Quota Club Installs Officers at Chanticleer Inn
Mrs. Robert Pizzano is installed as president of the Quota Club at a regular meeting at the Chanticleer Inn. New officers include Mrs. Timberlake first vice president Miss Rosenberger second vice president, Mrs. Wilkins treasurer and Mrs. Kelly secretary.
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Robert Pizzano
Quota Club
Chanticleer Inn
Thomas Timberlake
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
James Wilkins
G. M. Kelly
Mary Lou Steele
Bill Wood
Sue Schlack
Janet Harrison
Program
Timberlake
House
Miss Rosenberger
Miss Schlack
Wilkins
Salome Crisman
Dennis Reardon
Earl Crowser
Miss Harrison
Charles Kabler
Miss Crisman
Miss Wood
Miss Steele
Douglas Grimm
Pizzano
Lois Hammond
Schliack
International Fellowship Fund
Margaret Hodgson Goss
Graziano Predicts KO of Robinson in Chicago bout
Rocky Graziano predicts a knockout to seize Ray Robinson's middleweight title in a 15 round fight set for April 16 at Chicago Stadium. Trainer Silvani says Robinson is aging and must conserve energy, having struggled against opponents like Randy Turpin and Bob Olson.
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Chicago
Rocky Graziano
Ray Robinson
Graziano
Robinson
Silvani
Rocky
Three Die of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Near Morgantown
In Kingwood West Virginia two women and a man named Joseph Warnick of Masontown were found slumped in a car parked near a railroad station eight miles west of Kingwood. A survivor Franklin Calhoun also from Masontown was in critical condition and hospitalized in Morgantown. The car was found by Charles Calhoun and station agent A B Mayfield after brother left home on a double date. Doctor Park Johnson attributed deaths to carbon monoxide fumes.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Here
Joseph Warnick
Masontown
Irene Winifred Turner
Warnick
Franklin Calhoun
Vincent Palotti
Morgantown
Calhoun
Charles Calhoun
Baltimore and Ohio
A. B Mayfield
Charles
Park Johnson
State's Liquor Business Rises in Final Quarter 1951
A state auditor report shows liquor business in Virginia climbing in Q4 1951 with net sales of $30,467,226 and net profit of $5,405,045, up 11.6 percent year over year. The state operated 120 stores, with Store 110 in Portsmouth leading at $635,310 in sales, and Store 201 in Abingdon a strong second with $588,812.
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Richmond
J. Gordon Bennett
Parksley
Portsmouth
Abingdon
Boxer Graziano Plans Fight Strategy in Training
The article notes Graziano, 29, preparing in Pompton Lakes New Jersey and facing a rough puncher named Rocky. It mentions his age two years younger than Robinson who is 31 and training nearby.
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Rocky
Robinson
Graziano
Pompton Lakes, N. J
Festival TV Acts To Be Auditioned On Theater Stage
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival TV program will be taped at the Capital Theatre between the first and second shows on Wednesday evening. The event showcases acts for WMAL TV Channel 7 and features Les Arnold’s orchestra and the Blossomette Sextette led by Charles Lillis.
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Shenandoah
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Richard E. Rush
Les Arnold
Charles Lillis
Helen Edmonds
Donna Anderson
Cappy Saxe
Kitty Clark
Patsy Wheeler
Joyce Benner
Capital
Sam Johnston
Harry W. Rainsberger
Whittney
Winchester
Frederick County
PMA Sets Crop Goals Despite Virginia Short Planting
Virginia farmers face deficits in most crops against 1952 acreage goals set by the Department of Agriculture. Soybeans show a part surplus of 163 000 acres, while corn trails at 973 000 acres and 93 percent of the goal. County PMA Chairman JL Hershman notes all crops except soybeans fall short unless plans change.
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Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Department
Hershman
PMA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Heishman
BAE
Frederick
VPI
I. Fred Stine
Scouts Monticello Trip Tomorrow
About 100 local Boy Scouts from Shenandoah Area head to Monticello in Charlottesville to honor Thomas Jefferson. They depart the Armory at 9 30 a m and reach Monticello around 12 30 p m returning late afternoon with four Winchester troops represented and several leaders aboard.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Armory
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