Research Plays Vital Role In State College Program
The article outlines North Carolina State College engineering research efforts led by Dr. W. G. Van Note. It details three aims: fundamental research, new processes to utilize resources, and industry problem solving. Collaborative projects with Texas Oil, Portland cement, plastics flamability, ice heat transfer, and Raleigh traffic are described.
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Rudolph Pate Raleigh
School of Engineering
N. C. State College
Commonwealth
Department of Engineering Research
W. G. van Note
van Note
North Carolina
J. H. Lampe
State College
Dean Lampe
Raleigh
Texas Company
N. W. Connor
Charlotte
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina Resources
E. M. Schoenborn, Jr
College
Department of Chemical Engineering
American Society For Testing Materials
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
State College Sanitary
Robert E. Stiemke
State Stream and Conservation Committee
General Assembly
W. W. Kriegel
Department of Ceramic Engineering
Kriegel
United States
State College Department of Industrial Engineering
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Ba
Novel Guerilla Financing Emerges in Franco Spain
Spanish guerrillas diversify funding methods against Franco regime. New schemes include fines on suspected pro Franco activities and sale of neatly printed courteous certificates entitling owners to guerrilla favors, with certificates claimed to shield bearers from harassment. Some suspects are ordinary criminals posing as guerrillas, as one captured fighter admitted robbing to fund his girlfriend’s tastes.
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Madrid
INS
Guerrilla High Command
City Lake To Be Fishing Mecca Soon
City Parks and Recreation Commission overhauls High Point municipal lake facilities in anticipation of heavy fishing. Three new rowboats bring fleet to 42, boats being repaired, and a motorboat overhauled. Reece Snyder says gear ready midweek, new oars and life preservers added. Hatchery fish expected late summer or early fall to restock the lake. No closed season currently. seasonal fishing abandoned two years ago.
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High Point Municipal
City Parks and Recreation Commission
Reece Snyder
Commission
Snyder
Romanian King May Grow Vegetables
King Mihai is urged by Agriculture Minister Traian Savulescu to plant vegetables in palace gardens to ease famine. A general mobilization law is drafted to involve Parliament members and citizens in farming while negotiations for relief grain in Washington lag. Experiments test burning coal to obtain gas from unmined seams.
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Bucharest
Mihai
Traian Savulesu
Romania
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Busy Actress Janet Waldo Seeks Home and Family
Janet Waldo the busiest radio actress aims to marry and have six kids before her 35th birthday while pursuing Broadway commitments to bolster her path as the greatest actress. She balances four rehearsals daily and multiple radio shows, with plans to move toward family life and continued stardom. Vegetables dehydrating note included.
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Hollywood
Janet Waldo
Raciai Dodge
University of Washington
Dr. Christian
Screen Guild
This Is My Best
One Man's Family
Mayor of the Town
Hollywood Star Time
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Bracken
Hildegarde
Janet
Bing Crosby
Holly
Wood
Paramount
New York
Waldo
Miss Waldo
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State Board of Health
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Koyal Cleaners
Southern Factors Corporation
Security Bank Building
ARMY
Muroc
Calif
Plymouth
Chrysler
CORF
Pioe
City Lake
Clee
S. L. Garpenter
W. Washington St
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GOLD
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