Electro Deposition Talk by Dr Emory Miller in Albany
The Eastern New York Section of the American Chemical Society meets today at 6 39 pm in Room 3 Richardson Hall State College Albany. Dr Emory Miller director of research at the Ransburg Electro Coating Corp Indianapolis will discuss the electro deposition of liquids with theory apparatus and practical aspects, followed by a film on electro deposition in the paint field. A social hour and dinner precede the meeting at the Madison Tavern Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Chemical Rectury
Trey
Richardson Hail
State Collage
Albany LE Hoogstor
Emory Miller
Ransburg Electro-Coating Corp
Indianapots
Millac
Lafayette College
Purdue
Franabure Electro-Coating Corp
Bia
Madison Tavern
Albany
Milk Taxes for Highways Could Raise New York Milk Prices
A special legislative hearing in Albany warned that highway tax proposals on trucking may lift consumer milk prices. Dr. Edmund E. Vial of the Milk Dealers' Association argued extra trucking taxes would raise costs since most New York City milk arrives by truck. Industry spokesmen noted distribution costs drive prices, while taxpayer groups pressed for more revenue to fund highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
UPI
Edmund E. Vial
New York i City
Milk Dealers’ Association
New York
New York City
Vial
Commission On Agriculture
Citizens’ Public Expenditure Survey
Ney ‘Nourcea
New York State Motor Truck Association
Legislative Committee On
Walter
Howe
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Frank B. Kurtz
Trucking Association
Citizens Tax League of the Public
Wildlife Service tags seals to study habits
A Fish and Wildlife Service program tagged about 20 000 seals to study their growth and travel habits as part of a broader look at the states highway tax structure and potential fees for truck use. The hearing highlighted that railroads argue they face a competitive disadvantage due to taxation while trucks do not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Washington Upi
U.S. Fish
Wildlife Service
En Theeters’ Protective Association
Alaska
Chicago
al Ferty
Automobile Agency Ca
Cajler
Agency Tan
Five Killed as Gas Blast Destroys Birmingham Antique Shop
A gas explosion wrecked the Mother and Son Antique Shop in Birmingham Michigan killing five people and injuring five others, including a guest from Bloomfield Hills. Fire inspectors hunted for the gas source as the three story house lay in ruins and a body remained missing. Florence Wilson, wife of victim Wilson, was seriously hurt and found in a ravine 200 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
Edith Jones
Worth Woodward Avenue
Wilson Jones
Lee Carroll
Ruth Bramson
Bloomfield Hills
Arthur B. Wilson
Dearborn
Wilson
Florence
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Pontiac
Pension Fund Will Mail Checks Early
City Treasurer Thomas F. McDonald said pension checks for police and firemen will be mailed early to reach families before Christmas. Checks will be prepared this week and put in the mail on about December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McDonald
Railroad Fires Involved in Accident
Michigan Central announced that an engineering fireman connected with the deaths of three women at Gray Tei has been fired. Witnesses say the train that killed the victims raced by the station at high speed. The case heads to a grand jury in Leake County Indiana. The men face bond set at 6000 dollars. The November 27 accident prompted the firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deireit- Uph
Michigan Central
Gray
Tei
Fred
Also Mentioned on This Page
BTS
Sation
Jageda
Marine
Chemical Society
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
N.Y. C
Santa
Baby Sister
Grandpa
Peerless
Juliet
Wwcyl
Vanderheyden Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Edward C. Picken
John Crandell
Woodrow Hansen
King ST. Tear
Rr. Boers
Rat Hub Heating Corp
River ST
Sreedwey
Teeghenl
Guam
Igland Fo
Palley
Walter G. Love
Qaarace
Broadway and
Second St
Cluett ¢ Sons
Oroadwat
Svete St. Schonectart