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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1963

Page

4

Tucsonian Inventor Builds Camera Club Scoring Machine

Daniel E. Loder, an electrical engineer from Tucson, designed a portable scoring device for color slide contests. The machine uses a scoreboard, control cabinet, and five pushbutton stations to display each judge’s rating from A to E and total scores in real time. It debuted with the Saguaro Camera Club and was showcased at the University of Arizona after judging 1,638 slides.

Marge Kuehlthau Daniel E. Loder Loder John Carollo Engineers Phoenix Seneca St Tucson West Saguaro Camera Club of Phoenix Club University of Arizona Citizen Photos

Joines Staff At TMC Names W Herbert Springall Administrator Resident

W Herbert Springall has joined Tucson Medical Center as an administrative resident for a one year term assisting hospital administrator Richard L. Durbin. He holds a master's in hospital administration earned in June and a bachelor’s from Austin College. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps and is a captain in the reserves. He previously interned at UCSF Medical Center in 1961 and studied public health at Berkeley in 1962, most recently working with the California State Department of Health. He resides at 3028 North Geronimo Avenue.

W. Herbert Springall Tucson Medical Center Richard L. Durbin Springall Austin College Sherman Tex U.S. Marine Corps University of California Medical Center San Francisco Berkeley Bureau of Hospitals California State Department of Health N. Geronimo Ave

Movies Now Developed In 70 Seconds

A movie camera and viewing system that produces films ready for showing in only 70 seconds is being exhibited at the Western Electronic Show in San Francisco. The self contained, automatic process develops film as it is fed through the system, then presents the film for viewing. Analab Instrument Corp. of Cedar Grove, New Jersey, developed the device for rapid scientific data review and potential public use in the future.

Science Service San Francisco Analab Instrument Corp Cedar Grove N.J

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