New Trifocal Glasses Aid Aging Eyes In Triple Seeing
New mid century lenses offer three distinct zones for distance arm length and reading. Trifocals extend useful focus to 18 to 30 inches aiding middle aged workers and those needing clear vision across near intermediate and far ranges. Occupational lenses are rising in use with applications for draftsmen musicians and artists.
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New York
American Optical Company
Bureau of Visual Science
James H. Grout
Northern College of Optometry
Journal For Optometry
Hoover argues UN reform to reveal true allies
Herbert Hoover criticizes postwar UN reorganizations as unsatisfactory. He warns these plans burden Americans for decades with vague aims. His reform proposal seeks clearer insight into allied intentions and whether substantial friends exist.
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United Nations
Mr. Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Truman L auded For Backing Cooperatives
An Ohio Farm Bureau delegation presented President Truman with a commendation at the White House for his support of farmer cooperatives. John W. Sims and 43 Ohio farmers traveled to Washington to brief officials on their farm program aims and to thank the President for recognizing cooperatives as a valuable part of free enterprise and for advocating favorable legislation.
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Washington
Ohio Farm + Bureau
Truman
John W. Sims
Federation
Ohio
White House
Congress
Plan Building of Helicopters
COLUMBUS AP The Curtiss-Wright Corporation plant here may return to aircraft manufacture by building helicopters. Doman Helicopters Inc of Danbury Conn says it has a five year engineering service and royalty agent agreement with Curtiss to license helicopter production using Domans rotor and Curtiss engineering guidance. Curtiss Airplane Division officials declined comment pending official word from the New York office. The Curtiss unit here has been focused on overhaul work for government planes and subcontracting and has not produced sabiens for several years.
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Curtiss
Radar links storms 200 miles for accurate forecasts
Weather observers will use new radar stations to see storms 200 miles away, track their movements, and improve forecast accuracy.
Steel Industry Unable To Hike Inventories As Demand Too Great
Steel users struggle to build inventories despite new steelmaking records. Auto makers and appliance firms push demand while shortages tighten supply, especially cold rolled sheets. Areas around Chicago and Detroit drive procurement, risking longer delivery delays into summer. Scrap metal prices rise as No 1 melting steel gains in Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
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New York
Iron Age
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
the Weekly
Trade Weekly
Philadelphia
Presbyterians Debate Halt on Mass Destruction Weapons
The 162nd General Assembly debates a report urging an immediate halt to mass destruction weapon production and designates August 5 as a day of mourning for Hiroshima. It calls for repentance, urges separation of church and state, and champions UN-led aid and nonsegregated advancement. The assembly also rules on pension contracts for ministers, upholding Cleveland Presbytery’s authority.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
162Nd
General Assembly of
Church
Committee On Social Education and Action
Hiroshima
United States
Congress
Vatican
United Nations
U. S
Cleveland
General Assembly
U.S.A
Judicial Commission
Synod of Ohio
John Bruere
Calvary Church
Cleveland Presbytery
J. Price Robinson
St. Mark's Church
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