Louisville college helps industry through research institute
Louisville’s University Institute of Industry Research unites 13 contracts from firms and government with a $140,000 project to solve practical industry problems. Professors Wilkinson and Ernst supervise, using student labor and campus facilities to tackle needs from rubber crumb substitutes to carbon for gas masks and leather substitutes.
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Fragmented note on university research funding and factory profits
A fragmented passage discusses a project finishing early and proportional cost cuts to the factory, with the university retaining discoveries. It mentions equipment, research use, and tensions as factories leave, customers arriving late, and a push toward in-house factory research and progress.
Church School Workers Plan Social Activity
Church school workers map a social afternoon following a covered dish supper. Volunteers, including Mrs. 2nca Aira, are organizing fundraisers for the War Chest and a Halloween party at the church. Youth Fellowship will host events on Oct 30 and 34 led by Miss Margaret OER and the secental group at the Koppes home in Eagle Sills. Tentative Christmas party plans were outlined with superintendents guiding departments. next meeting set for Nov 14.
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Nutrition Classes For Troy Women By Mrs Seefeldt
Nutrition classes will be formed in Troy under the direction of Mrs Neilanm Seefeldt Rene select County representative of the New York State emergency food commission. Individuals or groups of women should call or write to the Home Bureau office. Single food demonstrations will be offered to groups preferring them to full classes. Mrs Seefeldt emphasized proper food is essential to good health and that food supplies energy for activity and bodily repair.
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Protest Against Conference Rule Riles Notre Dame Veterans Club
A protest against a Big Ten ruling on returning servicemen eligibility was sent to Gen Omar Sradier head of the Veterans Administration. Philip Catlem president of Notre Dame University's Veterans' Club criticized the retroactive policy affecting athletes with past pro club arrangements.
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4-H Club Plans Dance at Aips Camp
A 4-H Club plans a square dance at Aips Camp in the county. Admission will be charged, with a silver collection to support the event. Proceeds will benefit the club and its activities.
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Bright Future Predicted For Nation
Mr Coons vice president of the National Co of Foremen's Clubs praised the program and membership as one of thirteen clubs honored in the country. Mr Flack urged focus on buying power and investment readiness, citing 133 billion dollars in savings banks backing national income, while notes on war end and community agency work were presented by committee members.
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Twentieth Century Club Plans Halloween Event Night
Plans formed at the Twentieth Century Club meeting at the YWCA include a Halloween party led by Marg Baret Grads, Gillan Dankhoff, and Virginia film, with Lynette Jones Virginia Ongian Loretta Dunden and Lydia Furforo in charge. Attendees were invited to a young adult group conference at the Albany tomorrow and Sunday. Miss M Elizabeth Scherer urged cooperation for Allied Communities War Chest funds, noting changes in the fund’s local support.
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Apples on OPA price chart show slight retail moves
New York State apple varieties debut on the OPA price ceiling chart with initial 4 to 5 cents per pound ranges. Fresh produce like lettuce heads, green and wax beans, and sweet potatoes show mixed changes while retailers adjust after this week’s listings. Two directives allow retail price increases not shown on charts, including table grapes at 15 cents per pound and Italian prunes at 4 and a half cents higher.
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Wage Boost Awaited From WLB Directive at GE Schenectady
General Electric plant in Schenectady faces an immediate wage increase after a War Labor Board directive. About 5 090 electricians and steamfitters are affected. Union leaders and company officials met to discuss terms, with another session planned. Earlier, 1 950 employees walked out for 35 minutes seeking the pay raise, amounting to ten cents an hour in a dispute over directive interpretation. The WLB summoned both sides to a New York meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
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Mesak Signs CP Windsor Tackles Lions Contract
Mesak, a 225 pound former Detroit Lions tackle from St Marys Cal, discharged service member, signed a Lions contract the day after Navy discharge. He is regarded by the Lions as an outstanding candidate and wasted no time in joining Detroit.
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YWCA Dinner Plans Highlight Members Roles
At a YWCA board meeting, Miss Tai Gerlach was announced to speak on the YWCA stake in a democratic world, drawing on her Puerto Rico study. Mrs Thurmen Hail outlined progress and future plans while Miss Genev a Sayre will introduce the speaker and Miss Dorothy Pendleton organized music.
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Glens Falls Man Named to Post In State Service
Glens Falls resident George H. Culver has been appointed senior inspector for the State Commission of Correction. He will inspect penal institutions. salary listed at 3 120 annually. Culver former Glens Falls police chief and long-time state service member. Charles D. Mullady of Menands Saratoga Springs named assistant secretary with 15 years on the department staff.
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Podgajny Sets IL Record In Orioles Relief Appearance
Baltimore Orioles pitcher John Podgajny set an International League season record with his 62nd relief appearance of the year after finishing the game against Jersey City. His work has been vital in keeping Baltimore atop the division.
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Luxury Trains Planned for West Service
Denver plans described as Trains of Tomorrow will speed across the West from Chicago to the Pacific Coast. Six deluxe stainless steel units, with Vista Devae ceilings, will use diesel power on mainlines run by Rio Grande Western Pacific and Burlington railroads. Trains will feature glass-top observation lounges and tavern cars at speeds up to 200 mph including special coaches for women.
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Trains to Run With Lavish Lounges Across Coast Routes
Rail officials describe new Chicago to California service featuring prerate lounges and other fancy appointments. The trains will operate on daily schedules in both directions with coach and parlor car equipment. Final design details and wiring arrangements are being rushed as work progresses toward the West Coast timetable.
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