Industrial Safety Group Plans Fall Exposition
The Josse Industrial Safety council announced a two day safety exposition planned for the first week in October in Wisconsin. W. O. Hanson listed committees and urged attendance at an April 12 earth clinic at Trane facilities with lectures and seminars.
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John Evans
Roy Gilles
Fred Funk
Percy Phillips
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Jerry Hopkins
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Sweet and Low
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Vision and race in color perception debate
The color of a person’s skin does not determine acute color vision while race may influence broader perceptual factors. The remark highlights a distinction between skin color and functional color vision.
Newly Installed Air Network Announces Plane Arrival Times
The Northwest Airlines teleautograph network relays pilot arrival estimates from Dickinson to Judson and Wold-Chamberlain field. A radio operator at hangar No 1 sends updates to reservations, operations, and ticketing centers, enabling nearly all arrivals to be estimated within five minutes. Eggs and chicks are being shipped from America to Austria to improve poultry breeds in that country.
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Alaska Frontiers Newsprint as Krug Sees Pulp Solution
Interior Secretary Krug warns of a looming U S pulp shortage and argues Alaska's spruce and hemlock forests could under sustained yield provide a quarter of national newsprint. He urges producers to consider Alaska timber as a remedy to import dependence and future shortages.
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New Facts Change Mathematical Formulas
Government scientists at the National Bureau of Standards report two new findings on atomic behavior. The first provides a precise yardstick for measuring magnetic fields via the proton, improving control of electromagnets and servomechanisms. The second redefines the electron charge to mass ratio E over M, correcting the long accepted value of 1.75936 and impacting everyday electronics calculations.
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