Dupont Announces New Titanium Metal for Industry
Dupont Company, Wilmington, announces a new metal titanium, element 22, produced via a novel process. Titanium is light yet as hard as iron, resists rust, and could boost jet and rocket engine performance. A pilot plant makes 100 pounds daily at 35 per pound, with titanium found abundantly in the earth and sourced from rutile and ilmenite.
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Youths Avoid Detention for Nursery Hothouse Crash
Arlington police chief Ott Cribbs said youths without licenses faced a minor payoff after a car crashed into a nursery hothouse. Three teenagers were fined for the damage and released, emphasizing a lenient handling over punishment.
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Quartzite and Tungsten Beat Steel Drills in Hardness Test
The report notes quartzite rock used in silicon production and tungsten alloys exhibit hardness rivaling steel drills. It highlights their exceptional durability in industrial testing and potential impact on machining and tool design.
Great Lakes Freighters Set New August Shipping Record
Great Lakes freighters set a peacetime record for August coal and iron ore shipments. Lake coal totaled 8,565,532 net tons, beating 1946 and last year, while season totals reached 32,727,503 tons. Iron ore cargoes rose to 34,569,709 gross tons, and combined shipments for the season stood at 97,854,167 net tons. The August aggregate for all three cargoes was 22,633,370 net tons.
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Last European War Refugees Move From Middle East Camps
Relief officials move the final 350 Yugoslavs from El Shatt in the Sinai toward Australia to begin two years of trade orientation and potential citizenship. IRO aids Poles and Yugoslavs resettling to the United Kingdom and Argentina while hundreds remain in camps in Egypt, Lebanon, India, and East Africa.
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Civic Association Balloting Opens Monday for Board Election
Middletown Civic Association distributes ballot boxes on Thursday ahead of balloting starting September 20. Industries vote September 20 to 25 and downtown by mail. Ballots tallied September 30. Ten new board members to be elected. last year turnout exceeded 3500.
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Tom Venable
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Venable
Nurses Association Picnic Planned at Piqua Hospital
Members of District 10 Ohio State Nurses' Association are invited to a picnic supper on Tuesday September 21 at 6 30 p.m. at Piqua Memorial Hospital Reservations by Friday September 17 via Mrs Albaugh Dayton WA 4848 or FA 7211 Music by More Notes and nursing news by Miss Mary Horrigan. Miss Lorna Rogge urges attendees to bring sandwiches provisions provided. rain date moves to the recreation room.
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Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Piqua Memorial Hospital
Albaugh
Dayton
Piqua
Mary Horrigan
Lorna B. Rogge
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