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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1953

Page

3

Wright brothers papers to be published in two volumes

Oberlin College announced a contract with McGraw-Hill to print more than 1 200 pages of Wright brothers papers including letters diaries and charts before the Wrights' Kitty Hawk anniversary. The volumes will include correspondence with Octave Chanute diaries and 120 pages of illustrations.

Oberlin, O Wright Brothers Oberlin College McGraw-Hill Book Co New York Kitty Hawk N.C Wilbur Wright Orville Library of Congress Wrights Wilburn Octave Chanute Oberlin Katherine Henry J. Haskell Dayton

Rat Trap A Help In Scientific Research

GE researchers in Schenectady use common items in experiments. A windshield wiper mechanism powers a stirring rod in a freezing bath to prevent temperature unevenness. A rat trap with a carbon contact brush measures electric pulses to study breakdown of insulators.

Schenectady N. Y General Electric Research Laboratories

Sinking Sausages In Gary Incident

Ernest J. Lichtenstein read the Gary Post-Tribune and saw 1,100 cases of his canned sausages lost at sea after a British freighter burned off the California coast. The ship carried $5,500 worth of meat bound for Manila on Lichtenstein's run.

Gary, Ind Ernest J. Lichtenstein Gary Post-Tribune California Manila Lichtenstein

Oddities and anecdotes from wartime, business, and daily life

A collection of misc items from the era including Navy ammo usage comparisons to WWII, psychology of charity mailings, local road junctions, Bendix Palm Beach pools, fashion retail trends, Marciano’s youth runs, a speaking scale gag, acoustical speech in large rooms, Eisenhower’s card skills, a Danish shoe tester paid to walk, a New England tourist influx remark, Times of London editor anecdotes, Bar Harbor’s Mount Desert Herald, Horace Greeley on news plurality, odd billiard ball defects with bullets inside tusks, and new British rail signaling with color lights.

U. S. Navy Easy Street Whiskey Road Saratoga N. Y Vincent Bendix Palm Beach Aparel Brockton Mass Marciano Bridgewater Ethel Mabel Joan Times of London Bar Harbor William Hamilton Mount Sort Horace Greeley

Blueberry Cream Cake Roll Dessert Delights Spring Kitchen

A spring time dessert uses a pancake ready mix to create a light sponge cake that is rolled with whipped cream and blueberries. The recipe yields eight servings and includes gelatine, sugar, and lemon flavoring with detailed steps for baking, cooling, filling, and refrigerating before serving.

Ries

Protect Your Grain With Airtight Bins

Insects and rodents destroy about 5 percent of stored grain in the United States each year. Protect your grain in airtight bins.

U. S

Pentagon Air Conditioning Makes It A Cool Big Building

The Pentagon with 32 acres and 32 000 workers uses a sophisticated solar compensated air conditioning system. Eight electronic compensators on the roof and rooftop sensors regulate cooling to match sun heat, shade and outside temperature. The system reportedly provides cooling equivalent to melting 14 000 tons of ice daily.

Harman W. Nichols Uni Corre Washington Pentagon Corps of Engineers Empire State Building New York Charles Leopold Philadelphia Minneapolis Honeywell White House Leopold

Tiniest gun linked to Watertown man found in Waterford

Waterford historian Col. Sidney Hammersley once connected to the Watervliet Arsenal owns a tiny rolled steel pistol claimed as the smallest gun ever made at the arsenal. The holed gun, nonfunctional, took months to craft in spare time and draws a contrast to a larger personal achievement.

Waterford N. Y Watervliet Arsenal Sidney Hammersley Hammersley

Ancient Romans Used Artificial Incubation for Eggs

The article notes that in ancient Rome hens eggs were incubated by artificial means. It discusses methods and the historical context of early poultry incubation practices.

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