Convertoplanes Declared Ready For Development
Philadelphia leaders say convertiplane hybrid aircraft that fly like planes and take off like helicopters are practical and ready for development. Dr J A J Bennett of Hillier Helicopter Corp and Gerard P Herrick of Convertiplane Corp outline benefits including cheaper faster safer travel and potential armed services use with a civilian ship to follow.
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J. A. J. Bennett
Hillier Helicopter Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Benett
Gerard P. Herrick
Convertiplane Corp
New York City
Farmers Told How To Stretch Winter Feed Supplies
Virginia farmers were advised by WPI Animal Husbandry specialists to finish hogs quickly and sell at market weight to cut feed costs. They urged feeding brood sows 20 percent alfalfa, grazing pigs on pasture, using strong breeding stock, and employing pig brooders to reduce waste and losses.
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Blacksburg
WPI Animal Husbandry Department
Virginia
Polar Ice May Be No Barrier To Atomic Sub
Navy replies to questions about atomic submarines show they can operate under ice for extended periods with nuclear propulsion. The Nautilus could dive deeper than conventional subs, stay underwater long without atmospheric air, and may use a device to extract oxygen from seawater.
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Western Hemisphere
Eurasia
U. S
Navy
Russia
Canada
Adm
Wallin
Collier’s Magazine
Homer Wallin
Bureau of Ships
Cool Jet Pilot Survives Collision Over Stockholm Airfield
STOCKHOLM A Swedish Air Force corporal survived a three round battle with death after his jet fighter collided with another 8 000 feet above Stockholm on Thursday. Cpl Jan Holmquist 31 witnessed one aircraft explode and its pilot bail out while he tried to reach a base. Forced to jump after rubber failures he activated the seat release and parachuted to safety.
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Stockholm
Air Force
Jan Holmquist
Holmquist
Pilot survives after bailing from low-flying plane
Holmquist fought to escape as the aircraft plunged toward the ground. He freed himself at 1,300 feet and deployed a parachute 60 feet above the runway, landing safely a few seconds later.
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Alls
Holmquist
Churches Continued from Page 5 and Coal Question
Church listings for St Stephen C M E and Methodist Church detail service times, Sunday School, church activities, and meeting schedules. The page also poses a coal question, noting U S Bureau of Mines figures on underground mining and Maryland hand-cut production averaging 3.8 tons per man daily.
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Bureau of Mines
United States
Maryland
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