National Engineering Award to Max Stanley
Max Stanley, president of Stanley Engineering, will receive the 1965 National Society of Professional Engineers award at the Albuquerque banquet on July 3. He is the sixth recipient since 1949, noted for his service to the engineering profession and leadership in multiple societies. he earned degrees at the University of Iowa and founded Stanley Engineering Company, later expanding to over 100 engineers with two subsidiaries and earning export awards.
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C. Maxwell Stanley
Stanley Engineering Company
National Society of Professional Engineers
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Mr. Stanley
Herbert Hoover
David B. Steinman
Charles F. Kettering
Nathan W., Dougherty
Leif J. Sverdrup
Charles Stark Draper
American Engineer Magazine
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Consulting Engineers Council
Fone Engineering Society
Stanley
Corning
University of Iowa
Young and Stanley, Inc
Stanley Company
Stanley Engineering Company of
Attica
Stanley International Limited
States
District of Columbia
United States
Muscatine Development Comission
Iowa Wesleyan College
Wesleyan
United World Federalists
Methodist Church
United Nations
Anson Marston
Iowa Engineering Society
Alfred Noble
Collingwood
Idhy Dunlap
Wives of Soldiers Work Hard for the Army Without Pay
Grace York wife of Major General Robert Howard York leads Army wives in supporting dependents, handling personal finances, and serving as social hosts for the 82nd Airborne. She recalls Red Cross service in World War I and posts in Malaya and Saigon, while living near the parade ground as her husband commands.
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Grace York
Mrs. York
Robert Howard York
Santo Domingo
82Nd
Gether
Red Cross
Embassy at New Delhi Too Small
The US Embassy in New Delhi built by Edward Durrell Stone in 1989 is undersized as diplomatic staff exceed 1,600. A new annex costing 1.7 million dollars is under construction next door, dubbed West Building, offering about 33,000 square feet versus 24,000 in the original.
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New Delhi
New
Delhe
Inia
Edward Durrell
Atlee
Muscatine Clock Collector Keeps 235 Ticking Friends
Leigh Pantel of Muscatine houses 235 clocks in a home filled with ticking antiques from the 19th century. Visitors ask how he sleeps while clocks chime at every turn. Pantel fixes and accrues clocks from auctions, hoping to add more, with no plan to sell any.
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Leigh Pantel
Muscatine
Mr. Pantel
Edgar Allen Poe
Pantel
Orange Street
Hts
Poe
Shrinking Violets Help Women Lose Weight in Club
A weekly group of women meets in Mrs. Mabel Cunningham's basement to discuss weight loss. Members range from teens to seniors and have shed about 120 pounds since February, using calorie and low carbohydrate methods. The club funds a bake sale and donates to the Salvation Army, with Elaine Stewart as president and Mary Yocom as vice-president.
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Mabel Cunningham
W. Jith St
India Treasury
Salvation Army
Elaine Stewart
Mary Yocom
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