Radio science finds many uses beyond communication
Experts from the Federal Radio Commission report radio aids commerce and industry across fields. Shipping relies on radio beacons for navigation with the Lighthouse Service, aviation uses direction finding, and power companies use radio to forecast storms and manage peak loads. Radio also aids oil prospecting, mineral exploration, and even naval ship control, with trains and wired wireless expanding radio's reach.
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Hington
Federal Radio Commission
U. S
U. S. Navy
Mrs. B. M. Roberts Returns to Greer's Department Work
Mrs. B. M. Roberts is back at Greer's Department Store after a summer spent at home. She resumes her duties and joins the staff.
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B. M. Roberts
Greer’s Department Store
Meeting of National Conference Opens in St Louis
In St Louis on September 17 a meeting of the National Conference begins with officials and delegates from multiple states assembling to discuss policy and program directions. Key topics and participants to be announced.
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United Press
ST. Louis, Mo
National Conference of
Engineer Held Prisoner in Mexico Freed
Los Angeles mining engineer E. J. Bumstead, held prisoner by Mexican bandits for 23 days, has been released after a demand for 20,000 pesos ransom. A Telegram to his wife confirmed the release, with word from the British consul at Ixtlan.
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United Press
Los Angeles
E. J. Bumsted
Ranson
Reed urges religious tolerance at Al Fresco Theater
U S Senator James A Reed of Missouri closed the Catholic Charities event in Al Fresco Municipal Theater with a call for intellectual charity. The audience of 8 000 heard Reed after Bernard J Fagan denounced movies and the decline of the home as factors in youth conflict.
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U. S
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Bernard J. Fagan
City of
New York
Intellectual Charity and Freedom of Worship Debate
Reed urged a philosophy of intellectual charity guaranteeing absolute freedom of religious worship under the constitution. He contrasted it with material charity and warned that proscription harms liberty, noting signers of independence and WWI veterans faced faith-based discrimination. Reed offered to campaign for Gov. Alfred K. Smith for president.
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Serpent Hiss
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