Railroads Tackle Atomic Age in $10 Million Research Push
U S railroads push toward the atomic era with a $10 million research program exploring TV aided inspection of underparts, microwave links replacing poles, closed circuit TV for car movement, and experimental dome and lightweight train designs like Talgo. Nuclear power studies include submarine Nautilus reactors and cobalt-60 X-ray checks for freight car castings. Continuous improvements aim at safer, cheaper, faster rail service.
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United Nations
Transportation and Communications Review
Association of American Railroads
Ann Atantan
Emithhmannter
New York
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Spal
Germany
Bread Of Life By Rey A Purcell Bailey
A businessman studies his worries, creating a Worry Chart over months. He finds 40 percent of worries unlikely to happen, 30 percent about unchangeable past decisions, 12 percent about criticisms, 10 percent about health, and concludes only eight percent are legitimate. Psalm 55 22.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Gen. Features Corp
Poolesville Bridge Club Hosts and Community Notes
Mrs W W Williams hosted the Tuesday Bridge club while Mrs E W White and Mrs Joseph Pyles hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon. Edward Winfield, known as Sun, returns to California base before duty abroad. Addie Reddick improves from a broken hip and plans to return home. Mrs Charles Buller is recovering from illness. Mrs Clark has returned to Georgia after living with her daughter Mrs Charles M Butler.
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Bu Irwin
Wamaion
Poolesville
W. W. Williams
E. W. White
Joseph Pyles
Edward Winfield
Sun
California Ravine Base
Addie Reddick
Charles Buller
Clark
Georgia
Chas. M. Butler
Bruce Bruce visits White House to meet Eisenhower
Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, the top Democrat in the State Department, met President Eisenhower at the White House today. He said the visit was not about government business and noted his role as representative to a six nation coal and steel community.
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Bruce
Washington
David K. E. Bruce
State Department
Eiphhouwer
Whie House
Butt
Bu Repeat
State Dulles to Stay as European Affairs Consultant
State Dulles has agreed to remain on as a consultant on European affairs. Mrs. Bonnie Dale Caplan entertained patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Saturday with harp selections sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary. The program pleased the many patients as she played in nursing stations and hospital sections. Rev Ignatius Smith will lecture tonight at Emmitsburg on The Four Freedoms and the Constitution in Saint Joseph’s Auditorium at 8:05.
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Bonnie Dale Caplan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmitsburg
Ignatius Smith
O. P
School of Philosophy
Catholic ‘University
Saint Joseph Eat
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