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

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VIII. METALLURGY—Continued
5. Experimental Foundry
6. Underground Corrosion
IX. MINERAL PRODUCTS
1. Porcelain and Pottery
2. Glass
3. Refractories
4. Enameled Metals
5. Building Stone
6. Concreting Materials
7. Constitution and Microstructure
*Krynitsky, Alexander I.
*Denison, Dr Irving A. 1929—53
Insley, Dr Herbert
Geller, Roman F.
Hahner, Clarence H.
Heindi, Raymond A.
Harrison, William N.
*Kessler, Daniel W.
Blame, Raymond L.
McMurdie, Howard F.
8. Chemistry of Mineral Products 5Wells, Dr Lansing S.
X. BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
1. Structural Engeering
2. Fire Protection
3. Heating and Air Conditioning
4. Exterior and Interior Cover
ings
5. Codes and Specifications
XI. APPLIED MATHEMATICS
1. Numerical Analysis
2. Computation Laboratory
3. Statistical Engineering
4. Machine Development
XII. COMMODITY STANDARDS
1. Metal and Ceramic Products
2. Textiles and Apparel
3. Mechanical Equipment
4. Packaging
5. Chemical Products
Parsons, Douglas E.
Thompson, George N.
(Assistant)
Parsons, Douglas E.
*Mitchell, Nolan D.
Dill, Richard S.
Snoke, Dr Hubert R.
Thompson, George N.
*Curtiss, Dr John H.
Cannon, Dr Edward W.
(Assistant)
*Rosser, Dr J. Barkley
Alt, Dr Franz L.
Eisenhart, Dr Churchill
Cannon, Dr Edward W.
*Ely, Edwin W.
Reynolds, Floyd W.
(Assistant)
Schuster, George
Ehrman, H. A.
Medley, J. W.
Braithwaite, William E.
Reynolds, Floyd W.
1922—53
1929—
1928—
1922—52
1920—60
1946—53
1946—
1949—51
1948—
1946—
*Krynitsky, retired, 1950.
*Denison, to Diamond Ordnance Fuze Laboratories, 1953.
*Kessler, to Kessler Stone Research Laboratory as materials engineer, 1952; NBS
consultant, 1952 to date.
*Wells, died 1954.
*Mitchell, retired, September 1952; NBS consultant, 1952 to date.
*Curtiss, assistant to Director, April 1946; National Applied Mathematics Labo-
ratories, 1947; to Institute of Mathematical Science and adjunct professor of math,
New York University, 1953.
*Rosser, to Army Ordnance, 1951.
*Ely, NBS liaison with Commodity Standards Division, Department of Commerce,
1947—50; transferred with division to Office of Technical Services, Department of
Commerce, 1950.