Atomic Energy Conference at Edinboro College
A public atomic energy conference sponsored by Edinboro State Teachers College in cooperation with the U S Atomic Energy Commission and Associated Universities Inc will be held at Edinboro next Monday. Morning sessions include lectures by Dr Hubert Alyea on Inside the Atom and Atomic Energy Weapon for Peace. Afternoon talks cover The Program of the Atomic Energy Commission and Industrial Applications of Atomic Energy followed by What Atomic Energy Has Done for Medicine. Evening session features Atomic Energy and Public Education with closing review by Dr Karl Hartzell. An exhibit of literature and radiological equipment will be in Rioat Hall Room 4. There is no registration fee.
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Heard & Conference On Atomic Energy
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College
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission and
Associated Universities Inc
Edinboro State Teachers
Richard H. Gale
Evie General Electric Company
Medford B. Evans
ABC
Atomic Energy Commission
E B
Ashcraft
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Thomas R. Noonan
Division of Medical Services
University of Rochester Atomic Energy Project
John M. Hickey
Erie Public Schools
Presiding
J. A. Campbell
Chemsity
Oberlin College
Karl D. Hartzell
Associated Universities
Rioat
John A. Krimmel
Physical Science Department
Edinboro College
State energy output equals one seventh of US use
Harrisburg data from the state planning board shows Pennsylvania’s coal and petroleum output plus water power now account for about one seventh of America’s energy consumption. The report notes Pennsylvania coal totaling 12.5 billion net tons and about half of all global anthracite production, with cumulative extraction reaching 17 billion cubic yards by 1950, comparable to seventy Panama Canal-scale digs.
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Harrisburg
State Planing Board
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
State Planning Board
Commonwealth
America
Panama Canal
Plant Lice Spot Cars In Shade Trees In Harrisburg
Harrisburg entomologists warn that aphids or plant lice on new leaves produce honeydew that stains cars parked under shade trees. The sticky excretion lands on windshields roofs and fenders all summer and only heavy rain or a car wash removes it. Avoidance is simple avoid parking under trees.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Record High Employment Of Disabled Persons
Harrisburg April 25 A State Bureau of Rehabilitation report shows 2448 disabled residents were rehabilitated and placed in self supporting jobs since July 1 1950, the highest nine month total in 81 years. The figure marks a 34 percent rise from last year and a 21 percent gain over the 1948 nine month record.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Rehabilitation
Mark M. Walter
Waller
Bureau
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