Thermal Barrier Tests At Maryland College Park
In College Park Maryland University of Maryland scientists led by Prof Edward L Resler tested a 12 foot tube to study the thermal barrier created by air friction at extreme speeds. The research aims to aid milesite and aircraft designers revealing data on shock waves and heat rise for projectiles traveling at about 40000 mph and beyond. A 25000 mph speed is cited as a threshold for missile escape from gravitation. A separate note mentions a discovery about apextes ptalder tree pollination from air.
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College Park
University of Maryland Ecientiala
Edward L. Rester
Resler
TVA Proposes Revenue Bonds for Expansion
TVA seeks new financing to fund expansion of its power system in Tennessee Valley. A three member TVA board urged laws to let it issue bonds backed by power revenues, enter generating unit agreements with local distributors, pay the Treasury a return on power investments, and allow depreciation or capital charges options. TVA estimates needing about 150 million dollars annually in the near term to meet rising regional demand across Tennessee and neighboring states.
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Knonville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Agstam
Tia
Treasury
Ahngarina
TVA
Budert Bureau 1 Wil
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Eisenhower
Dison-Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Memphis
Ten
Ted
Atomic Energy Commission
Mislettered ham plates ignite odd call signs
A report from Emerson Nebraska notes amateur radio plates displaying misprinted call letters. Some plates show inverted Ms in place of Ws causing odd, topsy turvy letterforms. In a separate incident a barber shop burglar opened the cash register after forcing a rear door, stealing $5 in change.
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Atlanta
Rome
Emerson
Neb
How To Buy a Knife and Edge Care Tips
AP News outlines common home knife buying errors and care. Evelyn Andrews of the Carvel Hall Gallery Co shares guidance on selecting high carbon and vanadium steel blades, stainless options, grinding types, edge restoration, blade thickness, and tang support for safety and lasting sharpness.
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AP News
America
Evelyn Andrews
Mise Andrews
Conamic
Knife set guide for kitchen prep and storage
The article lists basic kitchen knives and their uses, from chef and carving knives to paring and utility options. It emphasizes maintaining edge quality, storing knives separately, and avoiding loose drawer storage. Suggested practice includes sharpening, cleaning, and chilling bread with butter before serving.
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New Activities of Q E Stephens Reported by News
The Rocky Mountain News reports Denver gambler Q E Stephens opened a small gaming club at Rinkeland near Arapahoe county line. The club, owned by Stephens, operated despite a recent acquittal on federal tax evasion charges for 1949 to 1951 involving gambling income. The club opened Monday night and planned to operate the rest of the week.
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Denver
Rocky Montain News
Cermitidg
Charlies Stephene
Denver Ganblug
Llouglas
Catty
Rinkeland
Sunger Clit
Stepheny
Arayahoe County
Cleanup Time in Silver Caty NM After Hoax Floods
A fragmented local brief notes Melvin Varterfind at a grand event in an echoed basement, spending half a day in cleanup. It mentions a four day train incident and three hoaxes at Run China and Porterfield, with workers tangled in a lather as they respond.
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Silver Caty
Melvin Varterfind
Hin
Audstrom Hk
Rynott
Run China
Porterfield
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