Noted scientist to give lecture at Chapel Hill
Dr Wilder D Bancroft of Cornell will lecture at Venable hall Friday night at 8 after a dinner at the Carolina inn with the American Chemical Society and Sigma Xi as hosts. He will stay with Dr Frank K Cameron and is famed for his role in physical chemistry and the Journal of Physical Chemistry.
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University of North Carolina
Wilder D. Bancroft
Cornell University
Rollins College
Florida
North Carolina
American Chemical Society
Sigma Xi
H. D. Crockford
University Chemistry
Frank K. Cameron
Bancroft
Germany
France
England
United States
Harvard
Trevor
Cornell
Journal of Physical Chemistry
Battery-Powered Trains Backed by Dr James Drum
Dublin report says batteries long dismissed for electric rail travel may now be feasible. Dr James Drum has devised a battery said to suit electric trains, potentially enabling practical battery operation on the Dublin network.
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Dublin
James Drum
Radio Schedule Snippet Reflects Dense Program Listings
Eastern time radio lineup lists hosts, orchestras, and programs across stations WGY WSYR WJAR WGN etc. It notes times such as 9:00 Gavine Tone and 6:00 Raising Junior, with many cross-listed stations and shared programs, reflecting a chaotic broadcast grid.
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Gardner Fights For Road Program And Highway Reform
Governor O Max Gardner pushes state maintenance of county roads and a statewide State Highway Commission reorganization. He publicizes letters from Frank Page and Thomas H MacDonald supporting his plan. Gardner argues critics fear change and claims prepared to answer opposition with solid expertise and experience.
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Raleigh
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State Highway Commission
Gardner
Frank Page
Page
Thomas H. MacDonald
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
MacDonald
General Assembly
Road system reform urged by highway officials in letters
Frank Page and Thomas H MacDonald back centralizing road administration and abolishing nine district divisions in favor of a state wide highway system. They argue maintenance over construction and call for a smaller commission, urging centralized authority for efficiency. George III’s reign lasted from 1760s to 1820.
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State Highway Commission
General Assembly
MacDonald
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
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