Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

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Magnetic Measurement
Supervision of section; magnetic mines Sanford, Raymond L.
Magnetic testing of metals for rifle barrels *Kouwenhoven, Prof.
William B.
Magnetic testing of airplane tie wires 5Fisher, Melvin F. 1913—43
Airplane and marine compasses Dawson, Leo H.
Magnetic testing of welded ship plates Becker, James A.
Photometry and Illuminating Engineering
Special illuminating equipment Taylor, Dr A. Hadley
*Commery, Eugene W. 1917—19
Properties of incandescent lamps *Skogland, James F. 1908—31
Methods of photometric measurement *Morse, Marie L. T. 1918—31
Field searchlights Karrer, Enoch
*WiIlis, Benjamin S. 1917—24
Zahn, E. T.
Radio Communications Section
Vacuum tube measurements Beltz, H. H.
Radio measurements Grover, Dr Frederick W.
*Frecman, Herbert M. 1917—19
*Breit, Gregory 1918—19
Harmon, H. W.
Merriman, A. G.
Montgomery, N.
Snow, H. A.
Werden, E. T.
Radio design Buckley, J. P.
Radio development Dellinger, Dr J. Howard
*Dunmore, Francis W. 1918—49
*Hull, Lewis M.
Hillebrand, L. E.
Koister, Frederick A.
Percival D. 1913—24,
1941—62
*McDowell, Louise S.
*Miller, John M. 1907—19
Ould, Richard S. 1918—23
*Preston, J. L.
*Kouwenhoven, returned to Johns Hopkins University staff.
*Fisher, died Dec. 23, 1943.
*Commery, to National Lamp Works, Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
*skogland, died Feb. 10, 1931.
*Morse, resigned, illness 1931.
*Willis, to Iowa State College, 1919.
*Freeman, to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 1919.
*Breit, to University of Leiden, Holland, on National Research Fellowship, 1919,
and then to Carnegie Institution, Washington, D.C.
*Dunmore, retired, 1949.
*Hull, L. M. to Radio Frequency Laboratory, Boonton, N.J.
*Lowell, retired, 1962 (now consultant).
*McDowell, to Wellesley College, Mass.
*Miller, to Atwater Kent Radio Corp., 1919.
*preston, to Bureau of Lighthouses.