Waterproofing Postwar Prospects Move Into Civil Market
SCHENECTADY May 24. A wartime waterproofing breakthrough using silicones is expected to open civilian applications after the war. Potential uses include waterproof clothing rain gear windshield coatings and water resistant furniture and upholstery. Researchers foresee broader industrial and consumer uses as the material emerges from secrecy.
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Meridian Tribune marks 51st year of community service
Meridian Tribune enters its 51st year under Levi Dunlap who bought the paper 47 years ago and renamed it. The publication notes its lineage from predecessors like Bosque Beacon and Meridian Avalanche Sun while continuing to serve soldiers overseas with weekly copies. Authorities seek the killer rapist of Robert Sherrill as rewards rise to 18065 and Tulahoma city officials add 250 for tips.
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Morgan Youth in Crack MP Grove Overseas Allied Force Headquarters
The Military Police Company of Morgan Youth, led by Captain Donald C. Yates, serves as the city’s finest on four fronts. They guard Allied Force Headquarters, direct traffic, patrol suburban North Africa, and have escorted leaders from Roosevelt to Churchill, with praise from visiting Senators and soldiers alike. Pvt. Vint O. Guthrie, son of Lothie Guthrie, is among the ranks.
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Fragmentary note on heat, sand dunes, and pressure effects
The text describes aoon down heat effects on surrounding air and a sand dune field under constant pressure advancing at a rate near a year. It references the Sa eoquently dunes attaining height and a measured forward movement.
Clifton High School Editorial Highlights Gratitude and Senior Sendoff
The Clifton High Seniors reflect on gratitude toward parents friends and the community while planning commencement. They recount a day at Meridian Lake with dancing swimming and boating and invite all to the 8:15 p.m. City Auditorium ceremony. The piece also thanks sponsor Miss Betts and includes student poems and songs about spring wartime spirit and Texas life.
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Water rationing observed in Waco due to flood damage
In an inquest led by Water Superintendent George J. Rohan, Waco will observe water rationing for three weeks or longer. A break in the Lake Waco to Brazos River pipeline requires rebuilding 600 feet of pipe and piling as the city pumps up to 7,000,000 gallons daily, with normal demand around 4 to 10 million gallons.
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