Notable Engineers Honored in Institute Awards
Dr. Ray Palmer Baker announced prize recipients for outstanding work across engineering fields. Randall Atkinson, Louis Dauber, H Allen Smith Jr, George Skala, Robert MacConnell, and other students earned medals and prizes for theses on surface structures, timing devices, educational tools, and hydraulic systems.
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Louis Dauber
New York
Ricketts
H. Allen Smith, Jr
Pittsburg
George F. Skala
Schenectady
General Electric
Service Department
Catarway
University
Miler Distributory
Kansas
Mason Price
Raymond A. Fellow
Dunleavy
Sis
Mel
Low Institute of Industriz
Frenedorf
Elmhurat
IL. 1
Thesia
Weldlein
Thesis honors awarded to Bristol and Tenafly researchers
The notice lists recipients including Rebsart J. Valentine of Bristol for a thesis on natural frequency of twisted turbine blades, Noboru Mabayashi of Philadelphia for a recreation center design in Tenafly New Jersey, and Thomas C. Barnes of Hampton for a study of solving lateral earth pressure problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebsart J. Valentine
Bristol
Ricketta Prise
O Noboru Mabayashi
Philadelphia
U.N Charges Romania Aids Greek Rebels
United Nations observers report Romania treated wounded Greek guerrillas for return to battle. Romania runs two hospitals in Bucharest and Simlali hosting about 300 guerrillas each. Insurgent aid is linked to Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria.
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Romania
United Nations
U. N. Special Committee On
Balkans
Bucharest
Simali
Greece
John Castles Francis To Be Ordained Tomorrow
John Castles Francis son of Mrs Preston Lockwood of New York and the late Pomeroy Tucker Francis will be ordained Sunday at the Church of St John the Divine in New York. He has finished his course at the Theological Seminary and has been called as a deacon to the Episcopal Church in San Mateo California. Attending will be his aunts Mrs Eugene Warren of Troy and Mrs Charles B McEwan of Loudonville.
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John Castles Francis
Preston Lockwood
New York
Pomeroy Tucker
Fran ‘Cis
John the Divine
Francis
Theological Seminary
Episcopal Church
San Mateo
Cal
Lore
Charles
Troy
Eugene Warren
Charles B McEwan
Loudonville
Thomas tops civil service exam for education supervisor post
Elyrya W. Thomas of 144 Third Avenue, former Lanai ngburg High School teacher, led seven candidates in an open competitive test for education supervisor in the State Education Department. Thomas scored 80.28. Charles J. Quinn of 329 Third Street, Troy, placed first for promotion with 35.081. The position pays $4,242 annually.
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Elyrya
Thomas
Third Avenue
Lan Aingburg High School
Sessor
Manea
State Education Department
Department of Civil Serries Ihas
Charles J. Quinn
Third Street
Troy
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Eee Ere
Eee
Vas
Society of American Military Engineers
Ens
James R. Collier
USN
Dallas
Tex MacFarlane
Maurice B Meunier
Springfield
Mags
Mellon Institute
Office of Rubber Reserve
Chemicals and
Allied Products
War Production Board
Quartermaster Corps
National Research Council
Nationa Academy of Science
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
University of Pittsburg
McKinney Prize
Linwood J Sweet
Hartford
Conn
Richard Liebich
Detroit
Aacs Ome
Loren Beatty of
Saugerties
Mr. Jolly
Jolly
Paul E. Hemke
Aeronautical Engineering
Wie
Foabure Pa
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Aluminum Co of America
Henry H Hopkins
E Binghamton
Charlea F McMorrow
Mass
Cluett & Sons
Eseca
Fede
IMCH
Icluett ¢ Sons
U.N
IE. W. Thomas
Rhode Island
Jonathan
Baldwin
McIntosh
Mohican
Lake George
D.S.T
Ng Lake George Steamboat Company, Inc
Richmond
Montmorency
Windsor
Kodak
ABC
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