Newest Ham Joins Austin Radio Relay Circuit
Chuck Reynolds and his family relocate from Guam to Austin to operate amateur radio with W5QIC and W5HBM call signs. He joins Morgan Richards and a circle of local hams at Dripping Springs Ranch, sharing gear, fielding emergencies, and dodging neighbor complaints while expanding mobile setups for on the road conversations.
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Guam
Austin
Navy
Chuck Reynolds
Morgan Richards
Pacific
KGGES
Richards
Dripping Springs
Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Dripping Springs Ranch
Gene Mallard
Avenue F
Amateur Radio Relay League
Mallard
Oscar Nash
Avenue G
George Baker
University Avenue
Morley Bartholomew
Bee Cave Road
Murray Wykes
Taulbee Lane
Bartholomew
Wykes
Robert Morrison
Northwood Road
Brackenridge Apartments
Caroline
Chuck McCullough
Wooldridge
Chuck
Robert H. Folmar
Brackenridge
Carl D. Reynolds
University
War Test In Alaska Measured In Large Arctic Exercises
Washington dispatch reports $1.2 million spent on war games in the Canadian Yukon and Alaska. About 3,110 U S ground and air personnel participated in large scale 1950 exercises to test airlift into the Arctic, survival in deep cold, and rapid reinforcement concepts for Alaskan defense.
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Clarke Beach
Washington
Yukon
Alaska
Arctic
Camp Carson
Colo
Whitehorse
Canada
United States
America
Jamesway
Canary Recovering From Flight Hurts
Wichita Falls report says Skipper the canary of Mr and Mrs W Groggie Jr is recovering from a broken wing after colliding with a new anti aircraft weapon and flying into a mouse trap.
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Wichita Falls
Mrs. W. Groggie Jr
Footloose Solons Halted by Screen
Texas legislators endured a 23 hour called session with heavy metal screens covering the House chamber windows to prevent escapes. In prior calls lawmakers climbed through windows and walked ledges to exit or reposition, but the screens stopped those moves.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Capitol
House
Representatives
Census to Count Travis County Farmers
Census takers will count data for the 1950 agricultural census in Travis County. The county contains 2 772 farms with an estimated value of 23 336 566 dollars and an average size of 2104 acres. Production includes cotton corn oats grain sorghums peanuts and various fruits and vegetables.
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Travis County
Texan Advocate of Federal Income Tax Labeled Radical
John Nance Garner, former vice president and now retiree in Uvalde, was among the first to push federal income taxes making him a controversial radical to early supporters. The note places Garner as a leading figure in tax policy and labels his stance as radical during the March 15 era.
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John Nance Garner
United States
Uvalde
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