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

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Radio Communications Section—Continued
Radio development—Continued
*Southworth, George C. 1917—18
*Whittemore, Laurens E. 1917—24
Wade, W. G.
*Winoughby, John A. 1916—22
Electrolysis Prevention
Sound ranging McCollum, Burton
Eckhardt, Dr Englehardt
A.
*Weibel, Dr Ernest E.
*Karcher, Dr J. C.
*peters, Orville S. 1910—29
*Fisher, J. Carl
Melton, E. R.
Goren, David
*Snyder, Carl F. 1909—60
Electrolysis mitigation *Shepard, Edgar R. 1914—33
Standards of electric railway service Logan, Kirk H.
Bailer, M. J.
Monroe, W. P.
Electrical Safety Engineering
Public utility standards Lloyd, Dr Morton G.
Industrial safety standards *Oakes, Charles E. 1917—21
Electrical safety standards Sahm, Paul A. B. 1916—NRF
5Waldschmidt, Albert
Congdon, W. E.
Wind pressure on wires Dahm, P. E.
Gas Engineering
Coke ovens, toluol, gas standards McBride, Russell S.
*Reinecker, Charles E. 1916—23
Lausley, J. W.
Hydrogen gas plant operation Walter M. 1916—23
*Southworth, to Yale University, 1918; American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
New York, 1923.
5Whittemore, to Bureau of Navigation, Department of Commerce, 1920; to Amen-.
can Telephone & Telegraph Co., New York, 1925.
5Willoughby, to the Naval Research Laboratory, 1922.
*Weibel, killed in France, August 1918.
*Karcher, to Western Electric, Chicago, 1923; later to Arnerada Oil Co.
*Peters, resigned to become consultant engineer, 1929.
*Fisher, to Consolidated Gas and Electric Co., Baltimore, Md.
*Snyder, retired 1960.
*Shepard, to Department of Agriculture, 1933.
*Oakes, to Pennsylvania Power and Light Co., Allentown, Pa.
5Waldschmidt, to Patent Office, Department of Commerce, 1920.
*Reinecker, to United Gas Improvement Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
*Berry, to California Gas Research Council, Los Angeles, Calif.
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