Separated Isotopes By Ultra Fast Centrifuge At UVa
At the University of Virginia a 16 000 mile per hour rotor creates 7 000 000 g to separate chemical isotopes. Professor J W Beams reports behind sand barricades that rotor strength limits speed and aims to obtain pure isotope samples for analyzing atomic disintegrations. Isotopes share atomic number but differ in weight, allowing heavier variants to separate faster under extreme centrifugal force.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
National Academy of Sciences
J. W. Beams
Doctor Beam
Doctor Beams
Mental tests urged for government leaders by Dr Paton
Dr Stewart Paton calls for mental and emotional fitness tests for all governmental and political leaders. He argues peace requires rational technique for diplomacy and warns current focus on sensational topics distracts from sound decision making and mental hygiene.
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Stewart Paton
Paton
Driver Not Car Escapes Control, Henderson Says
In Charlottesville Yale professor Dr. Yandell Henderson outlines a new auto safety device to curb 10 percent of serious crashes. He explains a driver reflex causes acceleration when jolted, proposing a left foot safety pedal to counteract the accelerator and auto power.
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Henderson
Charlottesville
Belgium
Yandell Henderson
Yale University
National Academy of Science
Professor Henderson
Stimulating Climate May Check Leprosy, Says Dr Mills
Dr C A Mills of the University of Cincinnati told the American Society of Tropical Medicine in St Louis that a stimulating climate may curb leprosy spread. He warned leprosy could sweep the world in the next century if temperatures rise, and suggested moving the National Leprosarium from Carville to Bismarck due to climate.
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ST. Louis
United States
C. A. Mills
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
American Society of Tropical Medicine
Doctor Mills
Carville
Bismarck
N. D
Mills
Milly
Poultrymen Learn to Color Eggs Inside
Washington reports poultrymen are advised to color eggs inside the shell to affect yolk color. Small amounts of oliento or black pepper in regular rations can deepen yolk color to orange red, white corn shifts yolk toward yellow, and green feed pale yolks. Cod liver oil may be needed to supply vitamin A from nonyellow corn.
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Washington
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