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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1949
Page
6
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle mocks unchecked scientific hype, warning of a future where machines think, demand comforts, and reshape work. He cites Dr. W R Ashby riffing on thinking machines and imagines a world where humans serve gear and robots advance, seeking to provoke a public halt.
WAMINGHAM AP The ama Optometric Association concludes its 44th annual convention here today with over 125 attendees including members dealers and auxiliary members. J Henry L Wolfe Marshall Inva Iowa urged optometrists to recognize when glasses won t correct a condition signaling a referral for medical treatment. Wolfe urged cooperation among professionals and warned against petty jealousies while new officers were to be installed: Donald A Springer Annis ton president James L Cash Jr Selma first vice president Harry L Fuller Jr Cullman second vice president Evelyn B Robinson Sylacauga secretary treasurer.
Hartford officials announce a safe driving test for motor scooter riders, scheduled January 27 at 3:30 p.m. in City Hall. Deputy Sheriff Zack Morris will conduct the exam after a prior meeting where he lectured on safe driving and eye tests and handed out study manuals to attendees.
Fifteen photostatic copies of birth certificates mailed by the State Department of Health as undeliverable are held by the Houston County health department. Local officials said deliveries failed for various reasons and the copies were sent to Dothan. Names of eligible recipients include Jamie Jones, Kait Knight, and several others with Dothan and nearby addresses.
Report describes a recent development by dentists using radio tubes of vials and radi ceramic components to produce tiny waves a few inches long. It notes most radio tubes are glass and some have metal envelopes.
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