Future of Nations Up to U S Engineers Tells Radio Parley
Dr. W. R. G. Baker of General Electric told the Institute of Radio Engineers at Hotel Syracuse that the fate of international affairs hinges on America’s future. He argued free market experience and skilled engineers can unite the nation, boost production, and check the worldwide drift toward collectivism. The talk highlighted wartime gains, rising education, and expanding consumer power as signs of a new American era driven by engineering leadership.
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U. S
America
W. R. G. Baker
General Electric
Institute of Radio Engineers
Hotel
Syracuse
New
Baker
George J. O'Neill
TRE
J. I. Coupling
Soulc of
Institute For Useless Research
H. l. Slallemaff
Louis M. Mitchell
College of Applied Science
William J. Frederickson
Department of Physics
Kenneth IG. Bartlett
University College
Syracuse University
John Pierce
TRE Morris Lichmann
Parker
Sylvania Products
Clavier
L'Ecole D’electrielle
The
Sorbonne
Kompinet
O'Neill
Deisseroth Feted by Safety Group at University Club
Albert Deisseroth, retiring chairman, was guest of the Chamber of Commerce Safety Division at a University Club dinner. Morton Jennings, new chairman, announced heads of standing committees on education, industrial safety, Arc prevention, public safety, and home safety. An American Legion firm showcased the film Teach Them to Drive to enlist support for driver education in high schools. committees were directed on accident prevention.
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Albert
Deisserotii
Chamber of Commerce
University Club
Morton Jennings
Percy M. Hughes, Jr
Board of Education
William G. Slack
Halcoms Steel
Alvin A. Rossiter
Safety Equipment
Arc
Robert L. Voorhees
Post-Standard
American Legion
Flm
Tenant Wins Ruling In Supreme Court
Mrs Mary E Doyle won a temporary injunction in Supreme Court Monday afternoon against Morehouse Jr and Earl Bruce restricting them from cutting off tenant services. The ruling prevents eviction attempts and preserves access to lights and the cellar as the action for a permanent injunction proceeds, with a trial slated for fall.
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Perce Nevens Abe
Morehouse, Jr
Earl Bruce
Kellogg St
Mary E. Doyle
Supreme Court
Martin F. Kendrick
Smith
Doyle
GE Plans Upstate Television Expansion
General Electric plans to open television channels upstate from Syracuse and possibly beyond, contingent on FCC approval in Washington. Priest of Syracuse Testifies on readiness to install a one way microwave relay from Schenectady to Syracuse. Equipment from Electronics Park is ready and GE envisions supplying similar units to the industry.
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General Electric Oe
Syracuse
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Priest
Telectronics Department
Schenectady
Electronics Park
Rochester
Farkhest West Point
New York City
Priest Aald
General Electric
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DR. Baker
Andre G. Glavier
Federal Telecommunicaion
France
Rudolf Kempiner
England
5. B. Callick
3Alson
British Admiralty
Louis Master
Naval Research Bureau
John A Morton
Bell Laboratories
Phil Briton
Calvert
Carolina Avenue
Newark
N. J
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
William R. Frederickson
John H. Pierce
William Dow
University of Michigan
Kenneth G. Bartlett
Drake Heating CO
Adalams St
WSYR
G-E
Upstate Television
Ehldean
Heine Testis
der de Daraes
Ster
Dads
Kempton
Kempton’s
Buxton
Hunt Club
Salina Street
ELGIN
Iatop
OPA
Rudolph’s
Army Air Force
Rudolph Bros
Salina
Jefferson St
Adres
Sity
Bcop
Chorne
South Salina
Auburn
Fulton, Qawego
Utica
Ithaca
Rome
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