World Almanac guides patents copyrights and more
The 1973 World Almanac and Book of Facts explains how to apply for patents and copyrights and covers topics from women’s liberation to ecology and astronomy. It notes the book’s growth from 108 pages in 1848 to 1 040 pages in 1973, with a price of $2, and offers copies at supermarkets newsstands or by mail.
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RPI Engineer Krempl Elected ASME Hudson-Mohawk Chair
Dr. Erhard Krempl associate professor of mechanics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute was chosen chairman of the Hudson Mohawk section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for 1972 73. He lives in Clifton Park and serves as a consultant to the Metal Properties Council and to the Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center in Watertown Massachusetts.
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Almanac notes and key events on December 6
Almanac entry marks December 6 with celestial data and birthday of Joyce Kilmer born 1886. It recalls Nova Scotia Harbor collision in 1917, the 1983 return to legal alcohol sales, Roosevelt messages and Pearl Harbor, Eisenhower’s 1943 role, and a Roosevelt thought on freedom.
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