Technology of Postal Modernization: Hearings, Ninetieth Congress, First Session, Volume 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - Postal service |
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... phosphorescent ink on all of the stamps . ' 99 I found this example of an envelope in my museum which has a stamp in the lower left - hand corner which you are not supposed to cancel . This is a return stamp which you can see through a ...
... phosphorescent ink on all of the stamps . ' 99 I found this example of an envelope in my museum which has a stamp in the lower left - hand corner which you are not supposed to cancel . This is a return stamp which you can see through a ...
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... Phosphorescence alone will not solve the problem , particularly the problems of reading the address by machine . I would like to go into some of the technical problems . There is no trick of picking up a letter physically and sorting it ...
... Phosphorescence alone will not solve the problem , particularly the problems of reading the address by machine . I would like to go into some of the technical problems . There is no trick of picking up a letter physically and sorting it ...
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... phosphorescence in adhesive stamps and fluorescence in meter impressions . Although most metered mail is deposited into the postal system in bundles , all pieces facing the same way and carrying the city , State , and date circle ...
... phosphorescence in adhesive stamps and fluorescence in meter impressions . Although most metered mail is deposited into the postal system in bundles , all pieces facing the same way and carrying the city , State , and date circle ...
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... phosphorescent luminescent overcoat , no longer relies on a photo- electric contrast sensor , but detects on the ... phosphorescent and fluorescent ink approaches . Digressing a moment permit me to say a word concerning phosphorescence ...
... phosphorescent luminescent overcoat , no longer relies on a photo- electric contrast sensor , but detects on the ... phosphorescent and fluorescent ink approaches . Digressing a moment permit me to say a word concerning phosphorescence ...
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... phosphorescent . The final production units , now being produced therefore are capable of detecting two color phosphorescent as well as a red fluorescent tag , the latter for use in postage meters to reduce mechanism wear . All ...
... phosphorescent . The final production units , now being produced therefore are capable of detecting two color phosphorescent as well as a red fluorescent tag , the latter for use in postage meters to reduce mechanism wear . All ...
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Page 158 - ... that it has policy responsibilities, and that it is in a position to look ahead and resolve many of our energy problems for the future, not just for today and tomorrow. Thank you very much, Governor, for being with us. We are most appreciative. The committee will stand adjourned until further call by the Chair. [Whereupon, at 12:07 pm, the subcommittee was adjourned, to reconvene subject to the call of the Chair.] EXHIBIT 18 [From Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc., July 1973] THE OUTLOOK...
Page 126 - NOVEMBER 28, 1967 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SUBCOMMITTEE ON POSTAL FACILITIES AND MODERNIZATION or THE COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE, . Washington, DC The subcommittee met at 10 am, room 210, Cannon House Office Building, Hon.
Page 61 - ... therefore, a stanch supporter for statehood for Alaska., Yours very truly, RH STOCK. Senator ANDERSON. Thank you, Delegate Bartlett. We will now stand in recess until 2 : 30 this afternoon. (Whereupon, at 1 pm, the committee recessed to 2 : 30 pm of the same day.) AFTERNOON SESSION Senator MCFARLAND. The committee will come to order. First, I want to say that I regret very much that I have not been able to be present at more of these hearings. Unfortunately, I am chairman of a subcommittee of...
Page 58 - Counsel WILLIAM A. IRVINE, Assistant Staff Director THEODORE J. KAZY, Senior Staff Assistant SUBCOMMITTEE ON POSTAL FACILITIES AND MODERNIZATION JOE R. POOL, Texas, Chairman DOMINICK V. DANIELS, New Jersey CHARLES H. WILSON, California WILLIAM D. FORD, Michigan FRANK J. BRASCO, New York GARY R.
Page 99 - ... facing and canceling of letter mail, letter sorting, sorting of magazines and newspapers, parcel sorting and the handling and sorting of bulk items such as bundles or sacks.