Dayton Commemorates 50th Anniversary of First Parachute Jump
Dayton marks the 50th anniversary of Leslie L. Irvin's 1919 parachute jump at McCook Field now Kettering Park. A 2 p.m. program by the U S Parachute Association and Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce includes precision jumps and demonstrations. Irvin founded Irvin Industries and created the Caterpillar Club.
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Dayton, Ohio
Kettering Park
Leslie L. Irvin
McCook Field
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McCook Feild
U.S. Parachute Association
Froin
U. S. Parachute ‘County Sports Parachute Club
Irvin
Irven Industries Inc
American Stock Exchange
Washington students aided by federal work study program
The federal government covers four fifths of college student salaries under financial aid. About 257000 students work on campus or in approved off campus jobs to support their education.
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University of Kentucky
Washington
More Grayfish Study Money Given Miami
Federal support for Miami University research on crayfish digestion is extended with a $10,106 grant from the U S Public Health Service. In three annual grants totaling over $30,000 the project led by Dr Edward J DeVillez expands to vertebrate organisms and into a fourth year. The research isolates enzymes that digest protein in invertebrates to determine how these enzymes attack proteins.
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Oxford
Miami University
U.S. Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Edward J. DeVillez
DeVillez
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