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

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VII. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
AND MISCELLANEOUS MA-
TERIALS—Continueci
2. Cement, Sand, Stone
3. Rubber, Leather, etc.
4. Textiles
5. Paper
6. Lime, Gypsum, etc.
VIII. METALLURGY
1. Optical Metallurgy
2. Thermal Metallurgy
3. Mechanical Metallurgy
4. Chemical Metallurgy
5. Experimental Foundry
IX. CERAMICS
1. Pottery
2. Optical Glass
3. Refractories
4. Enameled Metals
BUILDING AND HOUSING
SIMPLIFIED PRACTICE
STANDARDIZATION OF SPECI-
FICATIONS
Federal Specifications
Industrial Specifications
*Hitchcock, Frank A.
Wormeley, Philip L.
(Vacant)
Scribner, Bourdon W.
5porter, John M.
*Gillett, Dr Horace W.
Rawdon, Dr Henry S.
*French, Herbert J.
*Freeman, John R. Jr.
Jordan, Louis
Saeger, Charles M. Jr.
Bates, Phaon H.
*wadleigh, Walter H.
Finn, Alfred N.
Geller, Roman F.
*Wolfram, Harold G.
*Gries, Dr John M. 1921—28
*Hudson, Ray M. 1922—29
Burgess, Dr George K.
(Chairman, Federal
Specifications Board)
*Harriman, Norman F.
McAllister, Dr Addams
S.
1918—26
1923—52
1921—28
1924—29
1918—29
1917—36
1918—45
1918—34
1911—42
1918—55
1923—26
1921—33
1923—45
5Hitchcock, to George Washington University, 1926.
*porter, to American Cyanamid Co., 1928.
5Gillett, to Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, as director, 1929.
*French, to research laboratory, International Nickel Co. of New Jersey, 1929
(died 1955).
5Freeman, to American Brass Co., Waterbury, Conn., 1929.
5wadleigh, reduction in force, June 30, 1934.
*Wolfram, to Porcelain Enamel Manufacturing Co., Baltimore, Md., 1926.
5Gries, to Division of Public Construction, Department of Commerce, 1928.
5Hudson, to New England Council, Boston, as technical advisor, 1929.
*Harriman, to Treasury Department, 1933.