Radio Commission shifts to kilocycles for radio frequencies
Washington reports the federal radio commission adopts kilocycle labeling for station frequencies to simplify tuning. Dr. J H Dellinger explains kilocycles align with science and ease public use, moving away from meters and wave lengths. The change reflects years of broadcasting experience and reduces interference by standard ten kilocycle spacings.
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International News Service
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
J. H. Dellinger
Radio Laboratory
Bureau of Standards
Dellinger
Radio Commission
Mrs Chitwood's Recipes Ice Box and Spring Salads
Old newspaper recipe notes detail two salads. The first uses peaches pineapple cherries pecan meats and gelatine with fruit juice and Thousand Island dressing, then chills in mold. The second presents a spring salad with eggs cucumber tomato lettuce asparagus parsley and pickles in decorative rose and diamond garnishes.
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Amboil
Freight Cars Demolish Bank in Ann Arbor Accident
Four heavily loaded freight cars broke from a Detroit Jackson and Chicago railway train and demolished the Farmers and Mechanics bank building in Ann Arbor. The freight conductor Fern Garn was seriously injured but expected to recover, doctors said.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit, Jackson and Chicago Railway
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Fern Garn
Butler faults U S for talk without action at Columbia
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, denounces the United States for lengthy discussion without firm action. He says a decade after World War I nothing has been done to reduce war risk as he addresses 5,000 summer school students at Columbia.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Thirteen Die in Bettiah Riot Near Calcutta
Thirteen people were killed and eighty wounded in a communal riot at Bettiah 250 miles northeast of Calcutta on Tuesday. Police and military reinforcements were needed to quell the disturbance sparked by obstruction of a Hindu procession.
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Associated Press
Simla
British India
Bettiah
Calcutta
Conductor Mrs Farrar Still Driving St Louis Trains After War
Mrs Ivy Farrar is the last of St Louis wartime conductorettes who stayed on the job after 1918. She operates the Delmar Olive line and plans to continue. She met her husband at the car barn and is praised by superiors for efficiency.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ivy Farrar
St. Louis
Summer Meals Feature Highlights Dessert Choices
The article promotes balanced meals with meats vegetables and salad and suggests fruit as dessert. It adds a suggestion that a light meal can be redeemed by an old fashioned strawberry shortcake.
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U. S. Radio Commission
U.S
Babylonia
Assyria
Amarillo
Amarillo Milk CO
N. Tyler
BAYER
Wuimuae
Nezzler
Ane
Pool
Kes
The
American Gas Association
Panhandle Hardware Co
Libby
M‘neill
Chicago
News-Globe
Pittman Jeweler and Optometrist
Polk ST
J. E. Bryant CO
Amarillo, Texas
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