Television Network In Operation Now In Test Patterns
In Oklahoma City June 27 AT&T and Southwestern Bell started test TV links to Dallas and Chicago with $14.5 million in facilities. Technicians watched a geometric test pattern rather than entertainment as engineers adjusted dials and monitored audio from tower relays. The first live picture arrived faintly as workers discussed setup and the project aims to bring live images to Texas and Oklahoma audiences.
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Texas
Chicago
Root Petweer Dallas
Oklayoa City
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Here
Dallas
Jack Gilliland
Gilliland
P. A. Ramey
Kansas
Gosdin
Negroes Warn Democrats AACP Goes To Bat Against Russell
In a loud warning at the 43rd annual ASC convention, Negro leaders say the NAACP opposes Russell for vice president and warn that many Black voters may back the Republicans if Georgia Senator Russell is the choice. They argue FDR era party ties cannot control Black electors.
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Russell
Ahoma City
National
Advancement of Colored
Rich& Russell
Eleganization
Georgia
Yest
D. Hisenhower
Bitcheld
Washington, DC
Organigen
Rosa
Asc
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Russe
Mitchell
Kerr
Warren Explains Stand On Major Issues In California
Governor Earl Warren outlines his positions on taxes FEPC health insurance and price controls in a dispatched summary from Sacramento California. A campaign booklet presents Warren's views contrasting with Eisenhower and Taft proposals including FEPC arming Chinese nationals and tax cuts. Warren stresses avoiding deficit spending and a three point plan to reduce excessive national taxation while reorganizing government to cut duplication and obsolescence.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ike
Taft
Chine
United States
Eisenhower
Postmaster Asks Parcel Post Hike
Postmaster General Jesse M Donaldson asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for consent to raise parcel post rates. He said the exact amount of needed increase could not be specified yet. The 1953 hike of 25 percent yielded about $100 million annually but failed to cover higher wages and rail carriage costs.
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Washington
Jesse M
Donaldson Fridey
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Percel
Post Office Department
Donaldson
Jon. T
Cooler Bites Dus? As Snake Shot By Cop
FORT WORTH June 27 Mrs F R Cloud said the air conditioner was blowing hot air into their bedroom. Her husband checked it and police arrived after he exclaimed noting nothing wrong. An officer fired at the unit, killing a copperhead snake 28 inches long. The cooler remains faulty with a beet hole and water leakage.
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Fort Worth
F. R. Cloud
Cloud
1939 Prices Put Cafeman in Doghouse
Joseph Z. Fuczak, former Green Feather restaurant owner, faced police warrants over unpaid wages and inventory taxes. Detroit authorities padlocked the once popular cafe after tax claims totaling 522 dollars, while his ex-wife Josephine Tuczak recalled his high price plan failed to pay off.
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Detroit
Josephine Tuczak
Green Feather
Tuczak
New Device Brings Wrist Radio Closer
In June 23, New York report Dr Lee DeForest predicts transistor use will shrink radio receivers to matchbox size and pocket television chassis. He writes in Radio Electronics magazine that this will boost portable instruments and warfare gear. cobalt is noted as heat resistant.
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New York
Lee DeForest
Radio Electronics Magazine
Dr Def Crest
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