Brass Composition Variations Across Alloys
The text notes that the average brass is about 70 percent copper and 30 percent zinc, while other alloys are made with different proportions.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1948
Page
7
The text notes that the average brass is about 70 percent copper and 30 percent zinc, while other alloys are made with different proportions.
New York April 28 A R McMannis chairman of the Tile Council of America says America's age of sanitation is far from arrival. He notes 65 percent of dwellings have private baths 9 million lack running water and 14 million are bathless with gains only since 1930.
The first use of the phrase is attributed to Allan Ne vins who wrote it in the article Germany Disturbs the Peace for Current History in May 1935.
Labor troubles surge at Oak Ridge atomic plants in Tennessee as President Truman declares national emergency. CIO wins at K-25 and AFL at X-10 amid union rivalry. Y-12 shows no union. A court order under Taft Hartley averts strike, set to lift by June 7.
A CIO union and Carbide Corp clashed through 1947 over wages holiday pay and sick leave after a 1946 agreement. The union pressed for changes claiming AFL at A-10 secured a better contract from Monsanto. They met over sixty times without progress by December.
The report outlines contract lapses at the X-10 lab and Monsanto tied to Carbide & Carbon, with federal mediation stepping in. A strike was set for March 19 after management changes stalled negotiations, and President Truman invoked Taft Hartley on March 5 to appoint a board of inquiry. The piece notes shifts in egg laying timing from 7 am to 4 pm as a separate observation.
In Malaya Balik Pulau a king cobra and a python over 15 feet long fought to the death. The python wrapped the cobra and crushed it but died from the cobra’s venom. A government official said it was the first such clash reported in Malaya.
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