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The Wisconsin engineer

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Hartnell, June, Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 49, Number 9
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, May 1945

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Contents

[Cover], pp. [unnumbered]-4

In this issue, pp. 5-[6]

It's all in the engineering world, Hartnell, June p. 7

Amateur weather forecasting, Noland, Wayland Evan pp. 8-9

Women in medical research, Niles, Ruth Hilda p. 10

Planning a war plant, Lough, John E. p. 11

Thought much about Latin America?, Hartnell, June pp. 12-13

Expansion valve control of refrigeration systems, Daniels, Gene pp. 14-17

Frequency modulation, Brewer, Don pp. 18-19

Alumni notes, Watson, Ralph pp. 20-23

Short circuits, Tennis, Fran; Clayton, Bob pp. 24-31

[Cover], p. 32

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