Radio Seen as Key to Safe Air Travel Progress
Dr. J H Dellinger of the U S Bureau of Standards told the American Institute of Electrical Engineers that radio will make commercial air travel safer and eventually near accident vanishing points. He described ground based direction finding, airplane radios, rotating beacons, and a simplified on board visual cue as steps toward dependable schedules and safer flights.
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United Press
New York
J. H Dellinger
U.S. Bureau of Standards
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Dellinger
Dr. Dellinger
United States
United States Airways
Missouri Tops Nation in Strawberry Production
Missouri leads the nation in strawberry production with most fruit from the Ozark region. The Missouri University college of agriculture reports the 1928 crop valued at 3,812,300 dollars.
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Missouri
International News Service
Springfield
Missouri University College of Agriculture
Ozark
University of Mississippi
Flora Lee Craddock
Experts Describe New Power Controls At AIEE Session
At the winter convention of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers engineers from Westinghouse and Commonwealth Edison showcased a new oilless circuit breaker named the Deion breaker. It promises rapid clearance of faulty circuits with reduced hazards, based on deionization of the electric arc rather than hot cathode temperatures.
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United Press
New York
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
B. G. Jamieson
Commonwealth Edison Company of
Chicago
Commonwealth Company
Jamieson
Joseph Slepian
Westinghouse Research Department
Slepian
Jazz Sweeping Berlin Changes Wagner Tradition
Berlin sees jazz surge through stages cabarets radios and hotels challenging Wagnerian taste. Phonograph stores report millions of records sold and the tango jazz hit I Kiss Your Hand Madame delights Berlin shoppers while classic operas fall in popularity.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Vienna
Europe
Germany
Gustav Streseman
California Fig Syrup advertised as a trusted children's remedy
The passage promotes California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation and bilious stomachs in children. It urges parents to use it promptly for feverish cheeks and potential illnesses, claiming quick relief and a positive doctor’s praise. It emphasizes its long trust by mothers over 30 years and availability in all drug stores.
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California
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