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96 Morton Iverson. Mambert left Edison’s employ February 1924, while serving president the Edison Portland Cement Company.organization. After the war worked Building managing diverse number experiments on different projects. directed the automobile starting battery project until 1930 (figure 12). The introduction new products and the growing motion picture business brought new experiments and new employees Building 1: Selden "Skeets" Warner.A. Payne probably came West Orange college educated professional engineer. 08 Historian’s Note 118. His first job was to assist the educational film project Building 1916 had his own laboratory front office the building, carrying out electrical and chemical experiments.97 39 . Edison’s instructions Mambert were cut the payroll and this he did without mercy. During World War worked government contracts which involved both chemical and electrical research. the end the war much Building was used for experiments automobile batteries. 07 Historian’s Note 152. Iverson was working the automobile starting battery project in 1927. This note records conversation between Edwin Smith West Orange, New Jersey anďNorman Speiden February 14, 1966. graduate the College the City New York in chemistry, Warner started work West Orange 1911. Fred Heinis. 06 Photograph Album 16. (In addition, served home John Constable’s wife and children 1916. Edison John Watson, December 18, 1925, Biographical collection, and William Meadowcroft to F."94 04 T. resigned without informing his employer, and William Meadowcroft put "we don’t really know just what think of him. left the laboratory 1921 (see for more Warner and Building 1). Bacon, [1924], Biographical collection.)95 The following employees worked the automobile battery project: Paul Payne.W. Heinis worked the automobile starting battery project from 1920 to 1928. This Note records telephone conversation between Norman Speiden and Fred (Ferdinand) Heinis November 1962