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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 99, No. 2561, Jan. 28, 1944
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Front Matter (4 pp.)
The Advancement of Learning in the United States in the Post-War World, pp. 87-94
- James B. Conant
Obituary
- Recent Deaths, p. 94
Scientific Events
- The Delhi Meeting of the Royal Society, pp. 94-95
- The National Research Council of Canada, p. 95
- Fungus Infections, p. 95
- The Stevens Research Foundation, pp. 95-96
- The Washington Academy of Sciences, p. 96
- The Botanical Society of America, p. 96
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 97-99
Discussion
- Amorpha Fruticosa Contains no Rotenone, pp. 99-100
- Fred Acree; Martin Jacobson; H. L. Haller
- Post-War Planning in Russia, pp. 100-101
- O. Struve
- Is Teaching Ability Recognized?, p. 101
- Neil E. Stevens
Scientific Books
- Eruptive Rocks, pp. 101-102
- Eruptive Rocks, Their Genesis, Composition, and Classification, with a Chapter on Meteorites
- S. James Shand
- Review author[s]: Esper S. Larsen
- Chemistry, pp. 102-103
- Chemistry Made Easy
- Cornelia T. Snell; Foster Dee Snell
- Review author[s]: Hubert N. Alyea
Special Articles
- A Note on Ascorbic Acid: Nitrogen Relationships in Grapefruit, pp. 103-104
- Winston W. Jones; C. W. Van Horn; Alton H. Finch; Margaret Cammack Smith; Emily Caldwell
- Thiourea and Resistance to Low Atmospheric Pressures (``High Altitudes''), pp. 104-105
- Albert S. Gordon; E. D. Goldsmith; Harry A. Charipper
Scientific Apparatus and Laboratory Methods
- A New Method for Preservation of Human and Animal Tissues by the Use of a Transparent Plastic, pp. 105-106
- Max M. Strumia; J. Ivan Hershey
Science News, pp. 10-12
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