Experts Explain Aircraft Static Reduction at Minneapolis Symposium
In Minneapolis the two English aeronautical experts arrived to present at a two day aviation symposium. Dr Ross Gunn described taming static known as St Elmo's Fire, while John McGee outlined methods to prevent corona near radio antennas using wick dischargers and insulation. The talk highlighted historical radio problems in war and new coatings like polythylene aiding reception.
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Ross Gunn
Naval Research Laboratory
Gunn
John McGee
R.af. Air Material Command
McGee
A.A.F. Air Transport Command
ATC
20Th Air Force
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Newspapers Design New Facsimile Broadcasters
New facsimile broadcasting equipment designed to bring newspapers and other printed matter into homes via radio was demonstrated by Radio In ventions Inc a research group sponsored by twenty newspapers and radio stations. The home recorder attaches to FM receivers and prints pages 9 by 12 inches at four pages every 15 minutes.
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New York
Radio Inventions, Inc
John V. L. Hogan
General Electric Company
Hogan
Price Rule End Would Kill Pay Freeze Says Reuther
Chicago UAW President Walter Reuther warned that destroying price controls would make the wage freeze in auto contracts unsustainable. He noted contracts run 21 months and were written assuming some price controls would persist. A late report on finances was postponed, and R J Thomas sought appointment as head of the GM division.
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Walter Reuther
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United Automobile Workers
General Motor
Reuther
George Audes
R. J. Thomas
UAW
General Motors
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