Park Employees Start Training Center at Yosemite
Washington AP The Interior Department announced a new training center for National Park Service uniformed staff in Yosemite Calif as part of Mission 66. Two three month sessions annually start Sept 23 through December and Feb 1 through April 30 with three trial years and reviews by the Management Improvement Committee before any permanent facilities are decided.
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Washington
Department of Interior
National Park Service
Yosemite National Park
Calif
Conrad L. Wirth
Wirth Sai
Jewish Family Bible Published in Chicago
The most complete edition of the Holy Scriptures, weighed about six pounds, has been published as a Jewish Family Bible by Menorah Press. Directed by Dr. Melbourne J. Feltman, editors include Rabbi Morris A. Gutstein and Rabbi David Graubart of Chicago. It features chronology, prayer directions, maps, color pictures, an encyclopedic dictionary, and alphabetical listings with page references.
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Chicago
Melbourne J. Feltman
Menorah Press
Morris A. Gutstein
David Graubart
Canaan
Israel
New Nylon Doorknobs and Other Fresh Products
New nylon hardware like exterior and interior door latches and lock sets shows potential future uses for nylon in building accessories. Michigan Wheel Co touts nickel aluminum bronze propellers with superior strength and saltwater resistance. Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co describes a thermostat that starts heating automatically a half hour before wake time. Peek Instant-Fire offers a flat embossed folder with 24 card pockets. U.S. Rubber introduces Naugaloam, a heat sealed sandwich of latex foam and vinyl upholstery for furniture and boat seats.
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Clyde WH. Tarssworth
United Press
New York
du Pont Co
Taylor’ Lock Co
Philadelphia
Michigan Wheel Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator Co
Peek Products
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Rubber Co
Rust costs US billions in corrosion losses
A URC study estimates rust costs the nation about seven and a half billion dollars yearly. Cables pipes and foundations suffer one billion in damage from wet earth, homes face one and a quarter billion, railroads 500 million, and farmers 300 million. Sacrificial anodes such as magnesium zinc or aluminum protect iron and steel, taking damage first and then being replaced. Rust preventive coatings are rising in industrial use.
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Chicago
University Research Corporation
URC
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Park Employes School
Jewish Family Bible Published
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ebenezer
Buffalo
U.S
Tony
Jayne
Sumoua BS
D, Jayne & Ben
Wee Jayne
D Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Airline
Powerpoint
Radio- Phonograph
Hfm
Ernest E
Smallwood
Bristol
Virginia
World Life Insurance Society
Omaha
Nebraska
Perry “Moss
Bell Street
Lawton
Oklahoma
Dial EL
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