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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1946

Page

10

New Gadgets and Inventions Highlighted in Bulletin

A roundup of novel devices includes a precision ball bearing fishing reel, a locomotive shock absorber with a sway bar, a dust precipitator for ducts, future floor units, a 30 inch power mower, a cooling tobacco pipe with fins, a home pasteurizer for milk, window cooling units for homes, and an aluminum aircraft passenger ramp. Science Service offers Gadget Bulletin 319 on request.

Native American lilies in modern bulb trade

Native flowers receive praise for American lilies such as the Philadelphia lily and the Turk's cap lily. The article notes seedsmen and nurserymen increasingly include native species in gardens, contrasting with import focus.

Philadelphia

Wound science from high velocity missiles at Princeton

A four man research team at Princeton University used ultra high speed motion pictures and microsecond X rays to study how high velocity bullets injure limbs. Tests on animals involved sleep agents and lethal doses, with shots fired to measure blood loss and fracture patterns.

Physiology Laboratories Princeton University E. Newton Harvey E. G. Butler J. H. McMillen W. O. Puckett

High Velocity Bullets Cause Explosive Tissue Damage

A study using eighth and three-sixteenth inch steel projectiles at about 3000 feet per second reveals rapid tissue bulging and large-area disorganization around the wound. Postmortem dissections show bone breaks, nerve and vessel displacement, and tissue cavitation similar to a miniature TNT blast. Gelatin and water tests illustrate shock waves and recoil patterns analogous to earthquake rays, aiding military medical treatment.

Science Service

Thinking You Are a Community Leader May Help You Get Elected to Office

Rural sociologist Dr. W. A. Anderson surveyed 344 couples and found self perceived leadership and wealth influence community involvement. About half view themselves as average leaders, while tenants and poor farmers feel least capable, shaping participation and status in rural areas.

Holonda UODS Yue W. A. Anderson Cornell University Anderson American Sociological Society Science Service

Employment Directory To Help Job Seekers

The Occupational Research Institute in New York City plans similar guides for 36 cities to assist job seekers. The directory lists names addresses and telephone numbers of each service and agency, with over 200 000 copies distributed free via New York Savings Banks.

New York City Occupational Research Institute Martin W. Schaul Occupational Research Institute of National Vocational Guidance Association

New Stabilizer Promises Smoother Train Rides

Westinghouse laboratories introduce a gyroscopic stabilizer for railway cars to reduce sway on rough track. The device tilts the car body on curves and uses an auxiliary gyro to counter centrifugal vibrations, improving ride quality across speeds and road beds.

Westinghouse Laboratories

Foreign-Born Youths Favor Native Spouses

Metropolitan Life statisticians find foreign-born boys and girls in the United States increasingly marry natives. Today two out of three foreign-born brides wed native men, up from two in five previously, while three out of four foreign-born grooms marry native brides, up from about one in two twenty years ago.

United States Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Illusion of Depth From Two Camera Shots For Science Clubs

Junior Scientists describe creating stereoscopic pictures with two rapid successive shots from a single camera. They advise shifting the camera about 2 3/16 inches, aligning prints on one sheet, and viewing through twin lenses to merge into a single image with depth.

Science Service

Altimeter to Improve Flight Safety Over Skyscraper Cities

New long range radio altimeter installed on transport planes provides continuous height readings from ground level to 400 feet. It reduces crash risk over cities with tall buildings by signaling altitude changes and aids blind landings. Derived from wartime Army air forces tech, it measures terrain distance by reflected signals.

Army Air Forces

New Treatment Cures Scalp Ringworm in School Children

The U S Public Health Service developed a simple 98 percent effective scalp ringworm treatment shown at a San Francisco exhibit. It uses salicylanilide and copper undecytenate in daily ointments applied at school with head clipping and caps to prevent spread.

U. S. Public Health Service American Medical Association San Francisco Louis Schwartz Schwartz Hagerstown Samuel M. Peck Isadore Botvinick Armand Leo Leibovitz Elizabeth S. Frasier Public Health Service Tropics Lic Health Service

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