1955 – Watts

01/55

  • Page Mill Traffic Signal Now in Effect, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling – Better Motor Cars Thru HP Electronics, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • HP’s Noel Porter Makes Presentation to WCEMS’s Heckert L. Parker, 4.
  • Motion Economy (Continued from December Issue), Tool and Equipment Design For Bonus Boosting, Al Sperry, 5.
  • Stella Ely Retires – Printed Watt’s Current for 13 Years, Dean Abramson, 6.
  • HP Oscillators and Audio Signal Generators, Dick Reynolds, 10.
  • Sassoon Sopher, French Rep Visits HP Plant, 11.

02/55

  • Hewlett Completes Term As National I.R.E. Prexy,1.
  • From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 1.
  • Income Tax Info, Ed Van Bronkhorst, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling – Sales Volume on Upswing, 3.
  • Howdy To a Neighbor Across The Way – Varian Associates’ New Microwave Research and Development Plant Over On Hansen Way Represents History Similar to Our Own, Al Sperry, 4.
  • Current HP Instruments – HP Model 400D Voltmeter, HP Model 410B Wide Range Voltmeter, Dick Reynolds, 6.
  • Johnny Harrison – HP Cabinet Maker, Duke Madsen, 8.
  • Mastery of Machine – Mechanization Less Harmful Than Man, Pete Vogt, 12.

03/55

  • Income Tax News and Views, Ed Van Bronkhorst, 1.
  • Scholarship Time Again, Frank Cavier, 1.
  • State Completes Mailing of Income Tax Returns, 1.
  • “Think” Safety Program Aids Plant Production As Things Look Up, 2.
  • Letter Box – HP’ites Hear From 1954 Scholarship Winners Bechtel and Hybarger, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • HP Office and Lab Become Foster Parents of Child in Italy, 4.
  • Service Visitors – George Hopkins of Yewell
    Associates and Gordon Kennett of Crossley
    Associates, Carl Mahurin, 6.
  • HP Exhibit Helps Commemorate Engineers’ Week, 8.
  • Jackson Timesaver – Designed by Bert Jackson and Built by Ed Pey, 10.
  • HP Signal Generators (Number Three of Series), Dick Reynolds, 11.
  • State Safety Conference, Pete Vogt, 13.

04/55

  • HP’ites Contribute $1601 to 1955 Red Cross Drive, 1.
  • Hewlett-Packard Factory Organizational Growth and Changes, Noel Porter, 1.
  • Bill and Flora Hewlett Sail on European Trip – Hewlett to Interview Prospective Sales Reps in Foreign Countries, 1.
  • Letter Box – 1954 Scholarship Winner, Juris Petriceks, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling – Biggest and Best Show in
    Radio History Just Completed, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • New York I.R.E. Show rolled Up the Biggest
    Attendance Record Yet, Duane Marshall, 3.
  • Current HP Instruments, Model 524B and Model 521A, Dick Reynolds, 6.
  • Taxmanship – A Gentle Art, Stu Churchon, 9.
  • School Bells at HP – Ten Week Shop Course for Engineers, Lee Benzel, 10.
  • Solder Room Tour – Two Small, But Vital HP Departments, Dean Abramson, 12.
  • Ship It! – A Word About Your Shipping Department, Hank Meadows, 13.
  • AC-4A Fabrication Proceeds on Schedule, 14.
  • Potential Bonus Boosters – Multiple Drill Press Head Speeds 608 Job, Dean Abramson, 16.
  • Service Visitors From Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and Long Beach, Carl Mahurin, 17.
  • Al Harber Responsible for HP’s Efficient Handling of Raw Materials, 17.

05/55

  • HP Factory Organizational Growth and Changes – Number Two in Series, Noel Porter, 1.
  • Blindcraft Sale Results at Hewlett-Packard – Amount Exceeds $180, 1.
  • From Our President’s Desk – Continuation of Fine
    Plant Productive Effort Will Assure Rising Bonus In Next Few Months, 1.
  • HP’s Bob Sundberg Elected Second Vice-President of N. California Purchasing Agents, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling – Neely Road Show Books
    Palo Alto Stop, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • Art in Electronics Competition Scheduled For WESCON, 5.
  • Current HP Instruments, 335E TV Monitor, 500B and 100 D, Dick Reynolds, 6.
  • Hewlett-Packard’s Pension Plan, Dwight Mindling, 9.
  • Service Visitors – Wide Representation, Carl Mahurin, 11.
  • Bonus Booster – Denison Press, Dean Abramson, 15.
  • HP’s New Service Station, Dean Abramson, 16.

06/55

  • Hewlett-Packard Factory Organizational Growth and Changes, Noel Porter, 1.
  • Two of HP’s Own Win HP Scholarships for First Time, 1.
  • 1955 WESCON Show Greatest Ever – Total Number of Exhibitors – 570, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • HP’s Group Insurance Plan, Dwight Mindling, 4.
  • Porter East Trip Report, NEP, 5.
  • Current HP Instruments, 300A and 330B, Dick Reynolds, 6.
  • Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 12.
  • Quality Test Department, Jim Hobson, 16.

07/55

  • Hewlett-Packard Factory Organization, Noel E. Porter, 1.
  • From Our President’s Desk, 1.
  • “Airlift” For WESCON, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • New HP Time Vouchers To Appear July Fifth, 4.
  • Current HP Instruments, Dick Reynolds, 5.
  • Ship It! – Exporting and How It’s Handled, Hank Meadows, 9.
  • Bonus Booster, Cincinnati Hydraulic Grinder, Dean Abramson, 11.
  • Attend 1955 WESCON – Show to Represent Cross- Section Of National Electronic Production, 11.
  • Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 17.
  • Mal Mobley of WESCON Gives Organization Data, Exhibitors Increase from 15 in ’45 To Over 580 Today, 19.
  • HP’s Bonus System – And How it Works, Dwight Mindling, 21.

08/55

  • HP Factory Organization, Noel Porter, 1.
  • General MacArthur To Open WESCON, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • Current HP Instruments – Microwave Test Instruments, 5.
  • WESCON Field Trips – One of Most Extensive Programs Ever Organized for WESCON, 7.
  • HP Planting Guide, Stu Churchon, 14.
  • A New Wrinkle – Etched Circuitry and its Challenge, Cal Larsen, 14.
  • Plastic Molding Dept. – Plays Important Role, Dean Abramson, 15.
  • Stanford Engineering School Adds Unit, 15.

09/55

  • HP Factory Organization, Noel Porter, 1.
  • HP Establishes New Stanford Fellowship, 1.
  • From Our President’s Desk – WESCON – A Reflection of HP Personnel, 1.
  • New HP Gift To Augment Stanford’s Electronics Research Lab, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Cort van Rensselaer, 3.
  • Current HP Instruments, Dick Reynolds, 5.
  • New Instruments Seen At WESCON, Dick Reynolds, 7.
  • Historic Oscillator Home For Short Visit, 9.
  • Work Smarter, Not Harder – Our Use of Conveyor Lines, Paul Schmidt, 12.
  • Ship It! New Containers, Hank Meadows, 16.
  • Bonus Boosters – We Have a “SIP”, Al Sperry, 18.
  • Memory Tube Session – A Seemingly Amazing Phenomenon Explained, Duane Marshall, 22.

10/55

  • HP Sales Organization, Noel Eldred, 1.
  • New Inter-Departmental Safety Contest Start At HP October 17th, Pete Vogt, 1.
  • From Our President’s Desk, 1.
  • Additional Hew-Packers Qualify For Pension Plan, Paul Schmidt, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
  • Bonus Booster – Bert Jackson Designed Machine
    To Cut and Bend Resistors for AC-4A Decade Units, 7.
  • Current HP Instruments – Modernized Oscillators,
    Models 200J, 202C and 201C, Dick Reynolds, 8.
  • Bonus Boosters – HP Silicon Diodes, Al Sperry, 10.
  • Service Visitors – Heavy Schedule Ahead, Carl Mahurin, 15.
  • An Introduction to Development Lab Projects, Duane Marshall, 17.

11/55

  • HP Office Organization, Frank Cavier, 1.
  • New Booklet in Circulation – New Employee Information Handbook, George Climo, 1.
  • 1955 Inventory Notes – Well Organized Headache, Ed van Bronkhorst, 1.
  • Editorially Speaking – We Count Our Blessings, 2.
  • Our Reps Are Selling – Highly Intensified and Diversified Sales Training, Cort van Renesselaer, 3.
  • Latest Pension News, Paul Schmidt, 5.
  • Remington Rand Electronic “Brain” Takes Up Residence In Basement, Ed van Bronkhorst, 6.
    Univac computer
  • Current HP Instruments, 400H Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, Dick Reynolds, 8.
  • An Introduction To Development Lab Projects, Duane Marshall, 12.
  • Service Visitors, Carl Cottrell, 16.
  • A Provocative Article, Cal Larsen, 21.

12/55

  • Christmas Greetings from Dave and Bill, 1.
  • Inside Hew-Pack’s Lab, Barney Oliver, 1.
  • Heavy Production Schedule Causes Christmas Party Reshuffle, Dick Wene, 1.
  • Our Reps Are Selling! (’55 sales volume highest in history), Noel Eldred, 3.
  • An Introduction To HP Lab Projects, Duane Marhshall, page 6.
  • Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 15.
  • HP Personalities, Al Sperry, 18.
  • What Is A Road Show Like?, John Borgsteadt, 20.