Mining Congress to Study Atomic Raw Material Use
Officials of the U S Atomic Energy Commission will join the 1850 Metal Mining Convention in Salt Lake City August 28 to 31 to announce new policies aimed at speeding uranium exploration and production. AEC leaders will present Outlook for Atomic Energy and Uranium Procurement Policies and Plans with speakers from Washington and Grand Junction among the program lineup.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
American Mining Congress
Salt Lake City
Atomic Energy Commission
Salt Lake
Washington, D. C
Grand_Junction
Colorado
AEC
Lawrence H.stad
Jesse C. Johnson
Ray Materials
Frank H. MacPherson
Grand Junction
Covis H. Blackman
U.S. Geological Survey
Gran Junction
Cheyenne Airbase Offers Trainer Jobs at Francis E Warren
The Board of U S Civil Service Examiners seeks instructors at Francis E Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyoming with salaries 3100 to 3825 yearly. Vacancies cover electrical trade teletype maintenance and related communications work. No written test. ratings based on experience and education. applications accepted until further notice. details from local secretary Jesse A Haws Vernal or Denver Civil Service Office.
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Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Commission
Jesse’ A. Haws
Vernal
Civil Service Office
Denver
Colo
City Officials Prepare to Attend Conrab Municial League Meeting
Vernal mayor and most city council members plan to attend Sept 14 and 15 at the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City for the annual Utah Municipal League meeting. Officials will hear sessions on waterworks sanitation civil defense and waste disposal with experts from the University of Utah Provo and Salt Lake City and health agencies.
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Vernal
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Headernyt
Couneiman
William Slaugh
Chau
Cans Banks
LeRoy Tastor Bae
O. Barratt
Municipal Water+ works
Municipal League
Utah
Tom McCoy
Sall
Gus P. Backman
Clark Newell
Provo
Eldon T. McEntire
Fred Harmston
Sanitarian
U.S. Public Health Service
Denver
Veterans training under GI Bill totals fall in June 1950
Summer vacations reduce enrollments under the GI Bill and Public Law 16. By June 3 the number trained was three quarters of May. On June 30 trainees reached 1,615,735 while May’s total stood at 2,205,973.
Wire production and drawing through dies
Were production wire is produced from roda or coil by drawing the metal through dies. This reduces diameter and increases length. In smaller sizes diamond dies are used. Wire is coiled on reels after final reduction. Copper wire may be drawn finer than human hair. A single wire bar could stretch from New York to San Francisco and beyond.
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New York
San Francisco
Park Service attacks Echo and Mountain Dams plan
The Park Service asserts three proposed upper Colorado River dams would destroy the Grand Canyon and Dinosaur National Monument. Interior Secretary Lapman released a 243 page survey evaluating Park, Fountain, and Bridge Canyon dam sites, arguing they would spoil scenic and recreational resources while promising national benefits.
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Patonal Park Service
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Dinosaur National Monument
Tractions
Ing
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Park Service
Fountain
Bridge Canyon
Oscar Lapman
Dinosaar Monument
Chapraan Gald
Echo
Park
Split
Invention of the radio tube and its creator
Fragmentary historical note describes Lee de Forest and his role in developing the fire grid and radio tube concepts. It mentions Yost and the evolution from early devices to amplifying transmission, highlighting the birth of radio technology.
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de Forest
Lee'de Forest
Alec
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Lion's Club Park
Ashley Canyon
Uintah County
Deseret News
Mining Congress
Osus
Frank Mc
Washington, D.C
Blair Burwell
Minerals Engineering Co
Grand, Junction
Cole
Sence Payments
Orgn
Uintah State Bank
Vernal, Utah
Conrab
Restone
Firestone
Mathod New
Philips
Searle’s Saving Center
Woody B
Searle
Mgr
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