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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
11
The article explains how afterburners provide extra power for short periods during takeoff and maneuvering. It describes the afterburner as a secondary engine attached to the jet exhaust, where additional fuel is burned to intensify thrust.
Thirty three Japanese war criminals were paroled from Sugamo Prison in Tokyo after serving ten years. Fifteen were tried by U.S. courts and eighteen by the Netherlands. They had served one third of their terms. 533 war criminals still remained inside Sugamo.
A description notes mixing air and oxygen with exhaust gases to raise temperature and velocity. This rocket-like step boosts thrust and performance by enhancing combustion efficiency and energy release.
New technique preserves corneas by removing water and vacuum packing in glycerin at room temperature. Army researchers reported clear grafts in cat experiments, noting preserved cell structure and avoidance of ice-crystal damage common in freezing methods.
Ty Cobb was sued for divorce by his wife Frances in Reno. She cites extreme mental cruelty as in a January action later dismissed after reconciliation. She seeks division of community property and alimony. she notes Cobb is a wealthy man and mentions unspecified property.
Johannes Cardinal De Jong, a Roman Catholic prelate who spoke out against the Nazis, died in Amersfoort Netherlands. He would have been 70 on Saturday. He retired as Archbishop of Utrecht in April 1951 due to ill health, leaving seven vacancies in the College of Cardinals.
El Salvador, smallest Latin-American republic aside from Haiti, spans about 8 000 square miles, slightly larger than New Jersey. The country relies on one main crop, coffee, which accounts for about 88 percent of exports and serves as the primary source of foreign exchange.
Syracuse specialists announce a radar cathode ray tube that can see 50 miles ahead and 30 miles behind on Navy navigational sets. The directional tube provides added forward vision without enlarging the radar or raising costs, replacing a uniform 40 mile range.
Haiti relies on many small land holdings mainly for family subsistence. Agriculture dominates the economy but only about 1 percent of the country’s land is suitable for farming.
Ger Shon Agron editor and publisher of the Jerusalem Post was nominated for Jerusalem mayor by the Mapai coalition. Mayor candidate Agron aims to lead the city in a new administration as Mapai consolidates support.
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