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Mar. 01, 1955 - A new germ counter which may give instant warning of enemy biological warfare attack is adjusted by its inventor, Nelson E. Alexander Army Chemical Corps engineer, at Camp Detrick. The device, known as an aerosoloscope, measures and counts airborne dust and moisture particles. Public Health agencies may use it to trace the source of such pollution's as smog

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Adjusted Agencies Airborne Biological Chemical Counts Germ Instant Measures Moisture Particles Smog Source Trace Warning


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