Radar Heat Holds Promise Of New Look for Cooking
New York observers describe radar ranges as a future kitchen appliance. A demonstration at Columbia shows a Raytheon radar stove baking gingerbread cupcakes in 20 seconds and popping corn in 32 seconds, with heat generated by microwave energy and controlled by a rotating antenna.
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Safety Records Hung Up by 27 U S Airlines
The National Safety Council named 27 U S domestic and overseas airlines as 1948 safety award winners for completing over four billion passenger miles without a fatal accident. American Airlines led with 2.93 billion miles since 1946, Trans-World 2.14 billion since 1947, and Braniff 1.11 billion since 1939. Six crashes caused 128 deaths in 1948, a death rate of 1.3 per 100 million passenger miles.
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