ARC Official Sees Religion Vital to Man
Atlantic City N J atomic energy commissioner Thomas E Murray told the 44th annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers that science cannot answer life’s fundamental questions and that religion and philosophy must guide reason and charity. He warned that science never reaches ultimate truths about man his destiny or God while noting that military jobs cannot be handled by 1951 bomb models and that weapon techniques improve with tests. Earlier Chalmer G Kirkbride Marcus Hook engineer predicted living standards would fall by 1961 if heavy taxation continues.
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Atomic Energy Commissioner
Thomas E. Murray
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Murray
U. S
Chalmer G. Kirkbride
Marcus Hook
Kirkbride
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1951 professions lecture honors by Princeton Berkeley and Yale laureates
Richard H. Wilhelm of Princeton received a professions lecture award for contributions to chemical engineering literature. Charles R. Wilke of Berkeley was named junior award winner in chemical engineering. Karl W. Rausch Sr. of Pittsfield Massachusetts won the student engineer contest while attending Yale University earlier this year.
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Richard H. Wilhelm
Princeton
Charles R. Wilke
University of California, Berkeley
Wellings
Karl W Rausch, Sr
Pittsfield
Mass
Yale University
Reds to Return Ships by Weekend
Washington reports two ice breaking ships held by Russia since mid 1946 will reach Germany this weekend for transfer to the United States. The State Department said Russia has claimed one was delivered in Japan in December 1949 and that the other two were icebound, as of July 1946 requests for their return were made.
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Russia
Germany
U. S
State Department
Japan
Bunguy Ast Montin Bey
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