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

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V. CHEMISTRY
1. Paint, Varnish, Lacquers
2. Surface Chemistry
3. Organic Chemistry
4. Analytical Chemistry
5. Platinum Metals and Pure
Substances
6. Electrodeposition
7. Gas Chemistry and pH Stand-
ards
8. Physical Chemistry
9. Thermochemistry and Hydro-
carbons
10. Spectrochemistry
VI. MECHANICS
1. Sound
2. Mechanical Instruments
3. Aerodynamics
4. Engineering Mechanics
5. Hydraulics
VII. ORGANIC AND FIBROUS
MATERIALS
1. Rubber
2. Textiles
3. Paper
4. Leather
5. Testing and Specifications
6. Organic Plastics
VIII. METALLURGY
1. Optical Metallurgy
2. Thermal Metallurgy
3. Mechanical Metallurgy
4. Chemical Metallurgy
Wichers, Dr Edward
*Blum, Dr William (As-
sistant)
*Hickson, Eugene F.
Hoffman, Dr James I.
Smith, W. Harold
Bright, Harry A.
Gilchrist, Dr Raleigh
Blum, Dr William
Weaver, Elmer R.
Smith, Dr Edgar R.
Dr Frederick
D.
Scribner, Bourdon F. 1927—
Ramberg, Dr Walter
Cook, Dr Richard K.
5Brombacber, Dr Wil-
liam G.
Schubauer, Dr Galen B.
Wilson, Bruce L.
*Eaton, Herbert N.
McPherson, Dr Archibald T.
Kline, Dr Gordon M.
(Assistant)
5Simha, Dr Robert
(Consultant)
Wood, Dr Lawrence A.
Appel, William D.
*Scribner, Bourdon W.
Wallace, Everett L.
Stiehier, Dr Robert D.
Kline, Dr Gordon M.
Thompson, Dr John C.
Roeser, William F.
(Assistant)
Ellmger, George A.
Digges, Thomas G.
Roeser, William F.
*Cleaves, Harold E.
1918—62
1931—59
1936—
1929—
1944-51
1946—
1929—
1920—62
1912—15, 1930—53
*Blum, retired, Jan. 1, 1952.
ERickson, retired, 1950.
5Rossini, to Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Carnegie Institute of Technology.
1950.
5Broniuaeher, retired, 1954.
5Eaton, retired, Jan. 31, 1953; NBS consulting engineer, 1953 to date.
*Simha, to New York University, 1951; subsequently to University of Southern
California.
*Scribner, died Mar. 5, 1952.
5Cleaves, retired, 1953.