R P S Changes at Johns Hopkins and RPI leadership
Long history of faculty changes at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and allied institutions. Highlights include Hamke leading American scientific teams evaluating German aeronautical secrets after World War II vibes, Hunter serving as dean after four decades, Cloke heading the Chemistry department with Faigenbaum as associate head, and multiple shifts in engineering and science chairs across the era.
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Johns Hopkins University
Chicage
Han
R.P.S
Casa
Europe
Hamke
U.S. Army Air Forces
Germany
Hembke
Associated
Hemke
Army Air Forces
Aound Warne
Weaure
Dr. Hemke
Petersburg
Aeronautica Engineering
Caan
Central Wesleyan
Georgia Behoo of Technology
Northwestern University
U. S. Naval Academy
R.P.1
Hunters
APT
Auckland
Ew Zealand
Auckland University College
England
University College
London
University of Gottingen
Sorbonne
Paris
Techniche Hochathule
Karlarhe
Dr. Hunter
Scots Hunter
Queens College
Beatfast
Ireland
New Zealand
U. S
Hunter
United States
General Electric Research Laboratory
Schenectady
Wills R Whitney
America
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Noe
Enlay
Fonthill
Ontario
Canada
University of Wietnrn Ontario
University of Chicago
Marveré University
Bexer
RPT
Arts, Science
Business Administration
The
Imatitute
Ransselaer
Baker
R.P.I
Albany Medical College
Dudley Observatory
Troy Public Library
Associated Hospital Service
Samaritan Hospital
Rensselaer County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Business History Foundation of
New York City
John B. Cloke
Albany College of Pharmacy
Syracusa University
Mirectad
Cloke
National Defense Research Council
U. S. Air Corps
U. S. Signal Corps
Department of
Harold M.faigenbaum
Faigenbaum
Petersburg Pastor to speak at Troy Burns Club anniversary
Rev John McMath Mitchell pastor of Petersburg Methodist Church will address the Vth anniversary of the Troy Burns Club Auxiliary at the YMCA Saturday evening. Five past presidents and current president Miss Bertha J Lang will be honored. Scottish clubs invited. plans for Thistle Day and annual arrangement discussed with committee members listed.
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John McMath Mitchell
Petersburg Methodist Church
Vth
Troy Burns Club
YMCA
Bertha J. Lang
James Bowman
Irhn R Pailaps
Anna Willams
Homer F. Paine
Mies Lang
Soviet Attack on Iran Reported Near Azerbaijan Border
Tehran reports a Soviet regiment with tanks and armored cars struck and occupied three Iranian outposts in Azerbaijan Sunday. One Iranian missing, several wounded, no confirmed Soviet casualties. Informant claims Iranian army command has appealed to Russians and clashes continue near Antari north of the Caspian Sea. No Moscow confirmation.
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Tehran
Iran
Azerbaijan
Informaht
Alscuselons
Moscow
Antari
Thia
Soviet Azerbaijan
Canpian Sea
Aserbaljap
Bazarjamenni
Russia
Free Press Pact Approved In U N Draft At Lake Success
The United Nations Assembly Social Committee approved a draft world convention on press transmission and the right of correction. The vote was 27 to 4 with 12 abstentions for a preamble and 21 articles to protect correspondents from discrimination across borders. Erwin D. Canham called it a net gain for freedom of information while noting reservations. India Syria and Egypt abstained and said they would seek changes when the draft is reviewed in the General Assembly later this week.
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India
Syria
Egypt
General Assembly
iStates Righters Seek To Amend Constitution
Horace Wilkinson of Birmingham Alabama presented a proposed constitutional amendment to limit federal power over everyday American life. The plan would end federal control of education elections civic rights race relations wages hours working conditions and zoning while retaining taxes only to fund national security veterans and dependent benefits. It is an expression of intent and may be revised.
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Jackson
Mise
Gpi
National Security and Veterans
Horace Wilkinson
Birmingham
Ala
U. S
Langingburrs High Chorus Prepares for Kiwanis Luncheon
The Langingburrs High School Chorus of eight voices will present a program at the Kiwanis Club of Troy luncheon tomorrow at The Hendrick Hudson under the direction of Donald Willetts.
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Langingburrs High School
Kiwanis Club of Troy
Hendrick Hudson
Donald Willetts
Danville Driver Fined for High Speed Near Crawfordville
In Danville, Harry Melvin Darding, 28, of Crawfordsville Indiana, was fined 109 dollars after passing a car at high speed and on the wrong side of the road. The sheriff’s report notes the vehicle ownership and caution for future driving.
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Danville
Harry Melvin Darding
Crawfordavilla
Ind
Avtomedian
Darding
Hague Beaten in City Campaign Showdown
Voters oust Hague and his ticket in a bitter city race led by John R. Longo against three rival groups including Freedom Male and an anti Hague slate. Crowds of 20 000 cheered in Journal Square as a new five man city commission rode to power for four years and a mayoral choice awaited next week. Hague and Kenny claimed victory while observers warn Democratic chances in the state race may suffer and Hague's leadership could end.
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Opptelag
Freedom Male
John R. Longo
Hague
Menny
Jareny City
Hudson River
New York
Eggers
Kenny
Polliteca
Ag Acon
Journal Square
Atreeta
Hall
Ontable City Hall
Young Atera
Vetera
Nomines
Tuesaday
Yeater- Day
Balllen
Tri
United States
Wileal Acene
Newark Mayor Murphy Defeated In City Election
Mayor Vin cent J. Murphy, Newark's long-serving leader since 1941, finished sixth in the city commission ballot of five seats. A new mayor will be chosen when the commission convenes next Tuesday.
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Newark
N. J
Vincent J. Murphy
Murphy
Russia invites Britain to send trade mission to Moscow
Diplomatic sources say the Soviet Union invited Britain to dispatch a one year trade pact mission to Moscow. Soviet Ambassador Zarudin proposed the mission begin after preliminary talks. Britain’s Board of Trade chief Wilton is expected to accept.
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London
Russia
Britain
Moscow
Georgi X N. Zarudin
Board of Trade
Harold Wilton
Basra of Trade
X Ray Health Survey For Workers At Two Rensselaer Plants
A health survey tests will be conducted for General Aziline workers at two Rensselaer plants and for employees of the F. C. Huyck Mill. Tests will run today at Winthrop Steam Plant and Friday at Postenkill and Wynantehill Fire Houses. Residents may be X rayed tomorrow at Falls High School gym from 1 pm to 4 pm.
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Ty Twhereulaste
Poebus Maalti Association
Winthrep Btearns
Reagsalase
Boeesiek
Mulyebaete
Morkek
Falls High School
Poastenkill
Wynantehill
Troy K. Of C. Prepares for Elections and Committees
A meeting at the council rooms produced warnings and committee actions. James J. Daley leads the first committee with John Bood Joan tL Burns Walter u. Kane and James A. McDonald. Charles A. Cassidy chairs the opposition nominating committee. Committees will report next meeting on May 4. Officers planned for June 14. Delegates to Knights of Columbus State Council in Syracuse on May 28 29 30 were authorized. James J. Fox and George BK. Cundiff will attend as delegates.
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Trey Cornell
Marghig Columbus
Eounciil
James J. Daley
Fir
John Bood
Joan Tl. Burns
Walter U. Kane
Jomes A. McDonald
Charles A. Cassidy
Bortrem
James J. Fox
George BK. Cundiff
Pagh Grand Knight
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