Flags of the States of the Union and Their Histories
The article surveys U S state flags as displayed in a Washington gallery. It notes Maryland’s banner carries Lord Baltimore’s coat of arms, Texas’s lone star flag from 1836, and California’s bear flag of 1846. It highlights New Mexico’s corner US flag and the state seal, Louisiana’s pelican emblem, Connecticut’s three original colonies, Rhode Island’s anchor and Hope, Indiana’s nineteen stars and torch, Ohio’s pennant shape, Washington’s portrait banner, and Kansas’s flag details.
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States of the Union
Washington
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Charles 1
Melaware
Marland
Delaware
Texas
Texas Republic
Mexico
Alamo
United States
Great Britain
France
Congress
California
California Republic
Sonoma
Pioneer Society
San Francisco
New Mexico
Tinton
Louisiana
Connecticut
Hartford
Rhode Island
Rhoda Island
Indiana
Ohio
George
Kansas
West Virginia
Nevada
Oregon
Iowa
Sunshine State
Mississippi
Post Office Department
Great Court
Union
Sokewise
Army
Navy
U. S
Wisheries Bureau
Arizona
Illinois
Alaska
Flags of the Union States and the Star Spangled Banner
The article surveys state flags noting official adoptions from Vermont to Wyoming and describing designs with seals animals and symbols. It discusses the star arrangement on the national flag with the order of states, past stripe changes, and future prospects including Alaska and Hawaii.
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Wise
Union
Vermont
Tennessee
New York
Maine
Michigan
Colorado
Missouri
Illinois
Town
Wyoming
Arizona
New Device Uses Underwater Sound to Measure Sea Depth
A historic report describes underwater sound methods improving navigation and depth measurement. Earlier systems used hull tanks and microphones to locate ships, while later diaphragms and underwater signals aided iceberg detection and ship bearings from distance.
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Duncan Cameron
Echo Methods Revolutionize Undersea Sounding and Depth Finds
The article recounts how naval scientists developed underwater sound receivers to locate submarine directions and measure depth. It describes the shift from unreliable early receivers to a directional depth finder enabling precise ocean floor mapping up to 24 000 feet, and notes major surveys from Newport to China and California coast soundings.
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Navy
Newport
EF. L
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Red Seas
China
Philippines
Boston
Seattle
Panama
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Hell
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Iates
Whooming
Florida
Idaho
Wisconsin
Utah
Arkansas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
National Museum
OPEL
SLAC
LIAO
Ceeof HS
Tanes
Cp- Fio
Naval Crater
Aenlanne
Eure Unt Os
Mro Ene Rt
Soto
AVN
Foryly
Davao
LEVO