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Born. To Mayris Chancy Martin, 34, distaff side of the la-de-da Chancy & Fox dance team, Eleanor Roosevelt protégée whom Congress waltzed out of OCD in 1942; and Hershey Martin, 34, San Francisco orchestragent: their first child, a daughter; in San Francisco. Name: Anna Eleanor (for Mrs. R., godmother...
...Houdaille-Hershey Corp. was asked to make a screen fine enough to .screen out U-235 atoms as they came bouncing through the pipes. It succeeded even though it could not discover why its process worked. Nevertheless they turned out hundreds of acres of such screens. The notable contribution of Chrysler was something which sounded simple-nickel-plating the all-important pipes. The trick that had to be done was to nickel-plate them inside. Not until Chrysler turned the trick could Oak Ridge operate...
Died. Milton Snavely Hershey, 88, philanthropist, founder of the Hershey Chocolate Corp. and the Hershey Industrial School for orphan boys; in Hershey, Pa., the company town (neighboring Pennsylvania Dutch farmers sometimes complain of "da chockle shtink") he founded in a cornfield in 1903. In 1937, after having transferred his assets to the school (enrollment: 1,000), he said: "I have in the world, now, my clothes, my furniture, a few securities, and nothing else...
Milton S. Hershey, purveyor of chocolate bars and philanthropy (some $60,000,000 worth to orphans), observed his 88th birthday in the Pennsylvania town that bears his name, and revealed his own rich recipe for success: "Late to bed and late to rise...
...said Abraham Fishgold. "Emphatically, yes," said the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Disabled American Veterans. "Absolutely, yes." said Major General Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service Director. "Definitely, no," said Fishgold's own union (C.I.O.'s Marine & Shipbuilding Workers), supported by the rest of labor. It was an issue loaded with dynamite for postwar labor relations...