ETrenee du Pont Dies Last of Noted Du Pont Trio
ETrenee du Pont, 86, last of three brothers who built a vast diversified chemical firm, died at home in Wilmington. He led the company as president 1919–1926 and later served as vice chairman, guiding expansion into rayon, cellophane, and other products. The Du Pont firm grew to about 100,000 workers during World War I, then to 100,000 again with global operations and 1,200 products. He helped found Tower Hill School and received a Delaware honorary doctor of science at age 80. He married Irene Sophie in 1900, leaving eight children.
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Rock Island seeks new stockholder meeting on Union Pacific merger
The Rock Island Railroad asked the U.S. District Court to order a fresh stockholders meeting to consider a merger with Union Pacific. A previous meeting on November 15 was blocked by Union Pacific’s lawsuit and by interference from the Chicago and North Western Railway. The North Western seeks control, while Rock Island directors largely favor consolidation.
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Lunar Mystery Ruby Spots Erupt on Moon
Cambridge Massachusetts reports confirm ruby colored eruptions on the Moon near Aristarchus. Dr John S Hall of Lowell Observatory led a team that observed a 12 by 145 mile spot for over an hour. Ohio State and other observers verified the sighting with telescopes.
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Bill Signed to Train 700000 Needing Jobs
Washington reports President Johnson signed a bill directing $527 million for manpower training. The plan aims to train 700000 unskilled youths and adults 17 to 22, with extended programs, part time work options, and incentives to encourage employment over unemployment.
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