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The Effect Of Body Temperature Upon Accuracy In Performing Specific Motor Skills, Roger William Denker Jan 1956

The Effect Of Body Temperature Upon Accuracy In Performing Specific Motor Skills, Roger William Denker

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This study was made to determine the effect of the body’s diurnal temperature variation upon accuracy in performing specific motor skills. The study involved the establishment of a basic temperature curve after which the subject was tested through a series of accuracy tests devised by the author. The subject for this study, for reasons of convenience, was the author. Use of such a small sample, however, is a limitation of the study. The subject was in good health and reasonably sound physical condition.


Investigations Of Methyl Donors And Linseed Oil Meal In Alleviating Selenium Poisoning, Eriks Leitis Jan 1956

Investigations Of Methyl Donors And Linseed Oil Meal In Alleviating Selenium Poisoning, Eriks Leitis

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The problem of selenium poisoning has been extensively reviewed. Although a considerable amount of work has been done on this problem, the mechanism of the toxic action of selenium is not understood. This work has undertaken as part of an effort to determine the nature of the protective effect of certain substances against selenium poisoning, in that this might aid in understanding its toxic action. The conflicting findings concerning the effectiveness of methionine against selenium poisoning were obtained with a variety of diets and under a variety of other experimental conditions. It appeared, therefore, that certain unknown factors or conditions …


Studies Of Pleuropneumonia-Like Organisms, John A. Duerre Jan 1956

Studies Of Pleuropneumonia-Like Organisms, John A. Duerre

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The occurrence of a great number of poultry diseases which affect the respiratory systems of both chickens and turkeys has brought about extensive studies on control measures to curb losses due to these infections. The losses due to these infections are tremendous throughout the poultry producing areas of the world. Infectious laryngotracheitis, Newcastle disease, fowl pox, infectious bronchitis, chronic respiratory disease, infectious sinusitis, fowl cholera and aspergillosis cause similar symptoms and gross lesions (19). Diagnosis and preventive treatment are of extreme importance. Fowl cholera and aspergillosis can be detected by cultural techniques. The other six diseases show differential diagnosis with …


Differential Reaction Of Two Varieties Of Sorghum To Colchicine Treatment, Glenn Francis Atkinson Jan 1956

Differential Reaction Of Two Varieties Of Sorghum To Colchicine Treatment, Glenn Francis Atkinson

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The induction of diploid true-breeding mutants by colchicine treatment of a true-breeding variety of sorghum vulgare Pers. Has been reported by Franzke and Ross (9); Ross, Franzke and Schuh (22); and others (7,10). It has been suggested that such mutant plants might result from point mutations made homozygous by a somatic reduction of the chromosomes followed by a doubling of the chromosome number in a cell which organized a growing point after the original one had been inactivated during c-tumor formation. Observations made during the course of routine work with sorghum indicated that after colchicine treatment some varieties produced tetraploids …


A Student Evaluation Of Graduate Education Courses At South Dakota State College By 1956 Summer Session Graduate Students Who Had Taken Work Prior To January 1, 1956, Donald F. Gerriets Jan 1956

A Student Evaluation Of Graduate Education Courses At South Dakota State College By 1956 Summer Session Graduate Students Who Had Taken Work Prior To January 1, 1956, Donald F. Gerriets

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According to the Office of Admissions and Records, the enrollment in Graduate Education has greatly increased in the past few years. The number of students receiving their Masters Degree in Education has greatly increased since the first one was granted in 1930. A sampling of some of the years revealed that one student received his Masters Degree in 1948, two in 1949 and five in 1951. In 1955 the number of graduates had risen to nine. By the end of the 1956 Summer Session, twenty-six students will have been granted a Masters Degree in Education and it is likely that …


Community Resources In Watertown For Use In American Government, Melvin Hanson Jan 1956

Community Resources In Watertown For Use In American Government, Melvin Hanson

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There is no prescribed course of study for the course in American government in Watertown High School. McClenaghan’s book, MaGruder's American Government is used as the text. The instructor can use whatever materials and procedures are felt to be most effective and practical to attain the desired outcomes. These objectives were formulated for the purpose of giving direction to this study. They represent the thinking of the superintendent of schools, the high school principal, the principal of the junior high school, and three of the members of the social studies teaching staff. The problem considered in this research relates to …


An Evaluation Of The Success Of The Rural Youth Program In South Dakota, John Orr Jan 1956

An Evaluation Of The Success Of The Rural Youth Program In South Dakota, John Orr

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Major emphasis by the Extension Service has been directed toward working with youth of 4-H Club age and with adult men and women. In recent years the Extension Service has also concerned itself with meeting the interests and needs of young men and women in the eighteen to thirty year age group. That further progress in this area is desired is clearly recognized by the examination of the Smith-Lever, Bankhead-Flannagan and subsequent legislative acts. It has been further emphasized by the Joint Committee on Extension Programs, Policies and Goals of the United States Department of Agriculture and the Association of …


The Relationship Of Scholastic Achievement To Regularity Of Attendance And Participation In Extra-Curricular Activities In The Brookings High School Senior Class Of 1955, Frank Williams Jan 1956

The Relationship Of Scholastic Achievement To Regularity Of Attendance And Participation In Extra-Curricular Activities In The Brookings High School Senior Class Of 1955, Frank Williams

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The writer in this problem is attempting to establish the relationship of scholastic achievement to regularity of attendance and participation in extra-curricular activities. The Brookings, South Dakota High School senior class of 1955 was selected for this study. Because extra-curricular participation is important, more study should be spent on this phase of education to improve the quality of extra-curricular activities and to encourage more pupil participation. Also, this problem may help establish the importance of regular daily attendance in our public schools and show that those who were in regular attendance attained greater achievement in their school work.


The Effect Of A Soccer Unit On The Agility And Cardiovascular Fitness Of Ninth Grade Boys, Archie Edgar Ward Jan 1956

The Effect Of A Soccer Unit On The Agility And Cardiovascular Fitness Of Ninth Grade Boys, Archie Edgar Ward

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Physical Fitness today s receiving increasing attention throughout the United States and even the whole world. This was pointed out when President Eisenhower expressed concern over the results of the Kraus-Weber Tests and called a conference on health and physical-fitness. Health literature generally is giving increased emphasis to activity and the results of activity at the various age and size levels. This study is an attempt to evaluate the worth whileness of soccer as an activity in physical education programs especially as it affects cardiovascular-fitness and agility. The purpose of this paper may therefore be listed as follows: (1) to …


Digestibility Of Rations And Nitrogen Balance By Lambs As Influenced By Animal Fat, Urea, Soybean Meal And Linseed Meal, James King Turner Jan 1956

Digestibility Of Rations And Nitrogen Balance By Lambs As Influenced By Animal Fat, Urea, Soybean Meal And Linseed Meal, James King Turner

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Feed processing and handling of livestock feeds have benefited from the use of fats in many ways. Nutritionally speaking, several reasons in favor of the use of stabilized animal fats in feeds have been reported. However, the optimum level and value of added fats in the rations for ruminants are not well established and further work is needed. It is known that fat is absorbed more slowly from the intestine than either carbohydrates or protein, and this may be an important factor in the utilization of added fat in the diet. Research with urea as a protein sparer has been …


A Study On The Inter-Communication System As Used In South Dakota Schools For The Instruction Of Non-Ambulatory Students From 1951-1956, Samuel Edwin Stein Jan 1956

A Study On The Inter-Communication System As Used In South Dakota Schools For The Instruction Of Non-Ambulatory Students From 1951-1956, Samuel Edwin Stein

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he importance of education in American Society is regarded by many as a concern for a child’s total personality and not just with his absorption of specific information. Our public schools are the basic institutions through which democratic principles are maintained and improved among our people. An institution which deals with such important principles, with so much money and so many people is bound to be faced with many problems. However, one of the problems most difficult to solve has been the education of the exceptional child. Among those included as exceptional children are the blind, partially sighted, deaf, hard-of-hearing, …


The Effects Of Temperature And Leaf Sugar Content On The Electrical Conductance Of Strawberry Leaf Exudates, Kenneth C. Schneider Jan 1956

The Effects Of Temperature And Leaf Sugar Content On The Electrical Conductance Of Strawberry Leaf Exudates, Kenneth C. Schneider

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Once considered to be the inevitable fate of plant life exposed to low temperatures, plant injury is now subject to partial control or alteration under certain conditions. These conditions involve a genetic change in the plant protoplasm by breeding a hardier, more resistant variety or by a change in the environment of the plant that induces resistance to low temperatures. The latter change is frequently known as “hardening” of the plant. While the study of these changes has given considerable insight into the subject, there is little understanding of the basic cause or causes of frost injury, nor is the …


Consumption And Preference Patterns For Butter And Margarine In Two South Dakota Cities, Norman L. Rollag Jan 1956

Consumption And Preference Patterns For Butter And Margarine In Two South Dakota Cities, Norman L. Rollag

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Present quality standards for butter are based to a large extent on taste preferences of consumers which were assumed to exist a number of years ago. This study endeavored to gather additional evidence regarding consumer preferences for various flavors, texture and color qualities found in butter and the other fats and oils. This study also attempted to determine what influences personal characteristics (such as occupation, annual family income or factors associated with place of birth, national origin, rural or urban background, religious preferences, and age of respondent) had upon consumption of various spreads, especially butter and margarine. The major objectives …


Methods Of Financing Secondary School Music Activities In Tennessee (1956) / By Robert Lindsey Vaughn, Robert Lindsey Vaughn Jan 1956

Methods Of Financing Secondary School Music Activities In Tennessee (1956) / By Robert Lindsey Vaughn, Robert Lindsey Vaughn

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The Role Of The Evil Woman In The Plays Of Shakespeare And Of Beaumont And Fletcher, Leslie Everett Burris Jan 1956

The Role Of The Evil Woman In The Plays Of Shakespeare And Of Beaumont And Fletcher, Leslie Everett Burris

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Marketing Cream In Plastic Bags, James L. Olson Jan 1956

Marketing Cream In Plastic Bags, James L. Olson

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Because quality directly affects both price and consumption, one of the basic problems facing the butter industry in South Dakota is quality improvement. Under the price support program, certain minimum quality standards have to be complied with before surplus butter can be sold to the government. One-fourth of the butter produced in South Dakota does not meet this minimum quality requirement, assuming that conditions have not changed since 1951-52. Marketing and processing cream plays an important part in quality. The small producer is at a disadvantage in that he usually does not have the facilities to handle his cream properly. …


A Study To Determine The Importance Of Pre-Service Training In Teaching Farm Mechanics Jobs In Vocational Agriculture, Morris W. Magnuson Jan 1956

A Study To Determine The Importance Of Pre-Service Training In Teaching Farm Mechanics Jobs In Vocational Agriculture, Morris W. Magnuson

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Farms today are mechanized to a stage which would have been termed impossible two generations ago. In training the farmers of tomorrow it is the responsibility of the vocational agriculture teacher to prepare the boys to meet the challenge of this mechanized age of farming. Present complexity, new machines, new problems, and new skills to be learned and acquired are challenges which must be met by the teacher and the boy to make him a better farmer than his father before him. In teaching farm mechanics there are hundreds of major and minor skills in which a teacher must be …


A Status Survey Of Twelve Teacher Training Institutions Pertaining To Graduate Majors In Industrial Education, Duane R. Serlet Jan 1956

A Status Survey Of Twelve Teacher Training Institutions Pertaining To Graduate Majors In Industrial Education, Duane R. Serlet

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Because of the increasing demands for graduate courses in this field, there arises the question as to the nature of the courses to be taught. Of course an institution may set up enough graduate work in Industrial Education for a major, but the candidate may be privileged to take his choice of a graduate major, a graduate minor, or a few graduate supporting courses. A related problem for the institution and also for the graduate student is that of admission requirements. The institution also has the problem of determining the nature of, and setting up the graduate courses in Industrial …


Modification Of Selenium Distribution In The Rat, Ivan S. Palmer Jan 1956

Modification Of Selenium Distribution In The Rat, Ivan S. Palmer

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In many semi-arid regions plants may take up toxic quantities of selenium. If livestock consume very large amounts of such plants they will ingest enough selenium to produce toxic symptoms. This presents a serious problem to the farmers and ranchers in such areas is certainly the cause of much financial loss.

Since the discovery by Franke in 1934 that selenium was the cause of the condition then known as “alkali disease”, a great deal of work has been done on the problem of selenium poisoning. As a result of this research, several substances have been discovered which give complete or …


Poetic And Religious Theories Of John Crowe Ransom Applied To His Poetry / By Charley Lafayette Sandifer, Charley Lafayette Sandifer Jan 1956

Poetic And Religious Theories Of John Crowe Ransom Applied To His Poetry / By Charley Lafayette Sandifer, Charley Lafayette Sandifer

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A Synoptic Analysis Of An Approach To The Study Of The Development Of The Speech And Hearing Profession In The United States / By Frances Scott Smith, Frances Scott Smith Jan 1956

A Synoptic Analysis Of An Approach To The Study Of The Development Of The Speech And Hearing Profession In The United States / By Frances Scott Smith, Frances Scott Smith

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A Polarographic Study Of Beryllium, Robert Edward Adams Jan 1956

A Polarographic Study Of Beryllium, Robert Edward Adams

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Chaucer's Religious Attitudes As Displayed In The Canterbury Tales, Atlanta Cox Ashby Jan 1956

Chaucer's Religious Attitudes As Displayed In The Canterbury Tales, Atlanta Cox Ashby

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Techniques For Changing Food Selection Habits Of Nursery School Children, Verda Johnson Laws Jan 1956

Techniques For Changing Food Selection Habits Of Nursery School Children, Verda Johnson Laws

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A Study Of Money Management Practices Of Selected Rural Familiesin Pontotoc County, Mississippi, Martee Breland Rayburn Jan 1956

A Study Of Money Management Practices Of Selected Rural Familiesin Pontotoc County, Mississippi, Martee Breland Rayburn

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The Preparation Of Some Vinylogs Of Some Physiological Active Agents, Durward F. Dodgen Jr Jan 1956

The Preparation Of Some Vinylogs Of Some Physiological Active Agents, Durward F. Dodgen Jr

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Statistical Analysis Of Performance In Elementary Mathematics In Greenwood (Miss.) City Schools, Hester Christine Boyd Jan 1956

Statistical Analysis Of Performance In Elementary Mathematics In Greenwood (Miss.) City Schools, Hester Christine Boyd

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An Analysis And Evaluation Of Piano Teaching Methods, Charlene H. Breazeale Jan 1956

An Analysis And Evaluation Of Piano Teaching Methods, Charlene H. Breazeale

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The Average Chords Of Certain Plane Figures, James Bennett Lewis Jan 1956

The Average Chords Of Certain Plane Figures, James Bennett Lewis

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The Curie Temperature Of An Alloy Of Nickel And Beryllium, Richard Forrest Collins Jan 1956

The Curie Temperature Of An Alloy Of Nickel And Beryllium, Richard Forrest Collins

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No abstract provided.