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Accurate Readirig At Any Location
in Power Plant with Trulevel Gage
Let Us Send Tou This Trulevel Data Unit Describing The .Only Distant Reading Gage Which Can Be Quickly And Easily Checked At Distant Reading Paint
HEN you insult the Jerguson Trulevel Gage you can read boiler
Wlevel at any lotathn job tptcify in your Powtr Plant.
The Trulevel does not need to be insulted right next to the boiler, unless this happens to be the most convenient point. Place it at the location where it can be most easily read, and checked periodically for accuracy!
Quick checking at the distant reading point is a patented and exclusive
feature with jerguson. By simply turning the two valve handles on the
cover it is possible to check gage accuracy in a maittr of treondj. And
Trulevel checks for other boiler water level instruments. If there is any question about water level readings, simply (bask your Jtrguson
Trulaval. This gives you an immediate double check on all of your
other instruments.
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LI W Dexter, 46, native oi noted electrical engineer Light Co Lot 21 yean, died ree, John William*. 76, a retired engineer, died recently in mi.,*1*1 N. Y.
Benjamin Kent Hough, 72, vl. New England representative el Ru? Scale Co, Clifton, N. J., for about*?
died at Brookline, Maas* on Jan. is,
Thorlelf Thorsten, chief tneeheelcal oiling engineer for West Pena p * and Weal Penn Electric Co, died FA at Weat Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh,
Jock McDonnell, 40, talcs n.B||fT vice-president of McDonnell ft Milfo died Jan 27 at St Luke's Hospital, Chi
Tom Wheeler, president of eatteft REA district, died of a heart' his home near Howe, Neb, recent!;. 1
Clifford J Strike. 52, president and chairman of Idaho Power Co, Boise, U. died Feb. 11 after a lingering Ulaesa , Michael Donegaii, 64, operating plant engineer with Willard D Estate, Lynn, Mass, for past eight died suddenly in Lynn on Feb. 22
Bluer Wlnhoft, 62,' retired power for Deere ft Co, Moline, III., died in Ms home in Moline.
Russell L Williams, 45, chief engineer Roswell Park Mentorisl Institute, BnSi N. Y., died Feb 14 after o long Mum
Alntlee James Bell, 61, rice-presldem Federal Coal Corp, Chicago, died Feb) St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles.
Glenn Elliott Howe, 48, senior eli engineer (or Southern California Co, died Feb 1 in Los Angeles.
Mark Bo/den 9teele, 70, president treasurer of Adorns Electric Light Adama N. Y, died suddenly el e I attack Feb 3 at Ms winter heme, Petersburg, Fla.
Cornelius A Wild, 75, ehief engineer St. Vloecm's Manor, Daflslo, N. Y, (or years, died at bis home Feb 8.
Charles 0 Unebcrry, 58, luperinti aince 1920 ol Corgsi steam plant of bams Power Co, died Feb 7 ol s he attack. J J Bullluug, 56, arehitecturs) engtaetr Market St plant ol New Orleans Pobt Service Inc, died Feb 7 at his home In Nr
Orleans. He had been with the company 53 years.
Albert F Morlnrtj, 60, who rcilred In 1946 at rice-president end assistant eral manager of Central Arizona Ui' Power Co, died Jan 29 In Phoenix.
BudH Fronkenfleld, 75, electrics^ necr end author of engineering ten died Feb I In Los Angeles. Cforcnee M Carter, 69, for 30 f**ra < plant engineer of Conani Houghtoo o' United Elastic Corp, Littleton^ Mats, in Littleton on Feb 14. He retired be
recent post lo Nov 1947. Ceorge D Moekfntoah, 80, retired inspector for Massachusetts Dept o' Safety, died in Boston on Feb 16
Philip Sheridan Diegler, 66, former ol college of engineering at UnirersitT Sonthem California, died ol a heart t In Lot Angeles on Jan 13.
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