Army Corps To Finance Research On Insulation and Fungicide
The U S Army Signal Corps Laboratory at Fort Monmouth New Jersey under contract with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute funds a two year study by Rensselaer scientists to improve insulation of electronic equipment and develop a stable fungicide for broader temperature range. The project involves Kenneth N Mathes J H Hatlay Jobe J Sheghardeos W H Rauscher Henry F Hammer D L Mac Peek and others as they study insulation surface patterns and aim to reduce surface leakage and extend instrument life.
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U. A. Army
Signal Corpse Engineering Laboratory
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Rensselaer
Tneitters
Kenneth N. Mathes
J. H. Hatlay
Jobe J. Sheghardeos
Army Air Forces
Price talks on new chemical discoveries to control RH factor
South Bend Indiana report says Prof. Charles C. Price of Notre Dame outlines potential chemical methods to control the RH blood factor linked to many stillbirths and miscarriages. He cautions that experiments are in early stages.
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Charles C. Price
University of Notre Dame
U S Charges Reds Violated P O W Pact
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of violating the April 1947 pledge to repatriate all German prisoners of war held in Soviet custody by December 31 of that year. Washington cites minutes from Allied meetings and notes Soviet assurances given in Berlin and Moscow.
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Washington
United
Russia
State Department
United States
Britain
France
Cama
Ruste
Allied Control l Authority
Bovint
Council of Foreign Mintet
Council of Foreign Ministers
Berlin
Local Camp Leaders Plan Summer Day Camp Network
Ten day camps in Troy area form Day Camp Section of the Council of Social Agencies. Bertha Goodrich and others lead efforts to improve transportation, supervision, and counselor training. A June institute, a summer activities folder, and collaboration among Camp Fire, Jewish Center, YMCA, YWCA, Catholic and civic groups are planned.
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Donna
Gerald
Lloyd Pine
Harold Pine
West Hoosick
Foster E. Goodrich
Jana Tarry
Weatfield
Mase
Troy
Bertha Goodrich
Mellon
Council of Social Agencies
Edward A. Kane
Troy Boys Club
Marvin Blumenthal
Jewieh Community Center
Robert C
YVM
ACA
Troy Council of Social Agencies
Camp Fire Girl
Jewish' Community Center
Lansingbore Boys Club
Girl Scouts
Beaunit! Foundation
Cohoes
Watervnlet
Civic Center
Salvation Army
YMCA
Y.W.C.A
Morrix E., Lasdon
Obituary notices and family visits across New York and Virginia
South Cambridge Mr and Mrs Guy Matthews attended the funeral of their Aunt in Orwell Virginia Tuesday. Mrs Robert Gibbons of Eagle Bridge spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs XN Bas sett. William Lockrow learned of his brother George Lockrow's death at Center Brunswick Tuesday. John J Gannon visited Maurice Amazon and children David and Maureen in Schenectady Sunday. Miss Rosalie Weir of Greenwich spent the weekend with her sister. Raymond Herrington, 17, suffered a burned hand. Mr and Mr K E Aiken and
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Guy Matthews
Orwell
Robert Gibbons
Eagle Bridge
XN. H. Basseth
William Lockrow
George Lockrow
Center Brunswick
John J. Gannon
Maurice Amazon
David
Maureen
Schenectady
Misa Rosalie Weir
Greenwich
Raymond Herrington
K. E. Aiken
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