ROYAL SERVICE AND CHURCH MEETINGS AT SECOND BAPTIST
Highlands news item covers monthly Royal Palm service at Second Baptist Church with A Wilson leading the program and officers including J A, president. Delegates attend associational meetings. list of attendees includes Mrs J Q Richardson, Mrs Bill Baker, and Mrs C Jackson among others. Girl Scouts Troop 16 holds meeting. elections favor Kay Dunks as president and Margaret Morgan as secretary. Several church groups report new officers and upcoming activities at Training Union and Intermediate departments.
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Gpen
Churce
Second Baptist Church
A. Wilson
Fred. Chandyer
Earl Greer
J. A
Cl A Jcxon
Bob Kalbits
J. Q. Richardson
Fred Chandler
C. Alackson
Gay Dunes
Girl Scouts of
Troop 16
Mery Ann Troha
Margaret Ara B Morgan
Calea
Airs. R. EH. Robinson
Kay Dunks
Kathryn Yendel
Mary Ann Troha
Evelyn Stephan
the Hell Soon
Linda France
Eina Sue Busshart
Even Stenhan
Kathryn Yandel
Mary Ann Trobs
Key Donnek
Claudette Robinson
Olivia Slaughter
Oleda Martin
Grace Burch
Gandelle White
Margaret Ann Morgen
Bal Slaughter
Ma. R .E. Robinson
Second Baptist
Bill Baker
CL. Hartin
Training Union
Bob Kalbitz
Richard Marshall
Jeff Tanner
A. C. Tanner
Horace Wright
Seburn Chappell
B.D. Hall
C. A. Jackson
Nelda’ Simpson
Thomas Lamb
Bobby Page
Roy Woods
Louise Woods
R. V. Welch
Pat Tanner
Jimmy Owens
Bob Kalbur
George Wilkinson
Television Never Invented It Just Grew First Image Demo
A vintage clipping recounts the 1928 public TV demonstration at Coytesville New Jersey licensed by Herbert Hoover’s commerce department. It notes Hugo Gersback and John Gelosco as early transmitters and Isadore Goldberg recalling pilots and advances from Nipkow discs to the Kenescope tube with color seen as the next step.
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Hoover
Leo Turner
York
Coytesville
New Jersey
Herbert & Hoover
Leon Trotsky
White
Russia
Atlantic
Mr. Hoover
New York University
Manhsattan
Hugo Gersback
John Gelosco
Pilot Electric Company
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Gelosco
Milan
Italy
Isadore Goldberg
Pilot Radio Corporation
Goldberg
Roly Polly
Wsy
University of Chicago
Brooklyn
Vladimir K. Zworkyn
RCA
Arthur Murray
Kanzalls Bldg
Texas
Soviet Aims to Create Black Proletariat in Africa
London reports say the Soviet Union is organizing a black proletariat across Africa. Addis Ababa hosts the embassy propaganda center, printing daily bulletins in English French and Abyssinian. Pamphlets and broadcasts target tribes from Ivory Coast to Swaziland and attempt to undermine British rule.
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London
Soviet Union
Africa
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Lenin
Stalin
United States
Britain
Ivory Coast
West Africa
Swaziland
Moscow Radio
Soviet Legation
Legation
U. S
Civil War Cruiser Goes To Junk Heap
The GSS Wolverine, the sole armed Civil War cruiser on the Great Lakes, has been scrapped after the Western Reserve Historical Society failed to raise enough funds to preserve it as a monument. The vessel, built as USS Michigan, patrolled Lake Erie guarding Johnson's Island and thwarted a slave escape plot. Roosevelt rejected a 1942 salvage plan, deeming the Wolverine a moral factor beyond its metal.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve Historical Society
Great Lakes
Ene
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Johnson's Island
Leake Erie
Roosevelt
Honest Girl Finally Wins Court Over Hidden Cash
In Pea Kan Oct 3 2 Honest girl Cestia Blodgett received a court ruling awarding her $1794 found in a dresser drawer of her father Michael Blodgett s sickroom She kept the money for safekeeping at a hospital then filed suit after other heirs claimed ownership Judge Dean McXlhenny found the finder entitled to the cash despite questions of its origin The ruling notes lack of evidence the money belonged to the late owner
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Peka
Kan
Cestia Blodgett
Kosvijsl
Michael Blodgett
Miss Blodgett
Joseph Ohmidt
Germany
Dean McXlhenny
Scribe Learns Magnets Are Here To Stay
An engineer in Schenectady faced a tough task sorting alloy bushings by magnetism. He used a strong alnico magnet to separate aluminum bronze from phosphorous bronze, then traced magnet history from lodestones to modern compass science and everyday uses.
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Scribe
Needle
Nichols
Science Library
Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Schenectady
New York
Bie
China
Mann
Petrus Peregrini
Christopher Cokmmbus
William Gilbert
Chicago
Texas Oil Operators Drill 168 Wells In Past Week
Texas oil operators drilled 1368 wells last week, raising the year total to 6568 as reported by the oil and gas commission. The 1949 pace stayed well ahead of last year’s 5620 wells in the same span, with six gas wells bringing the seven day total to 348 versus 528 a year ago.
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Texas Oil
Austin
wigilnoce _commission
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W. R. Kueton
Doris Cooke
Tommy Partin
Iear Digertison
Dee Digertison
Johnny Williams
Teotie Patton
Billie Bureh
Hope MacDonald
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J. Long
R. Wolfe
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Mr. Pace
George May
Herbert Smith
Albert Patten
GC. E. Reed
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James Bryant
Janet Crawford
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Joy Walker
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M. W. Bunshart
A. E Coward
Sid Brewer
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Hlow. Flynn
J. P. Brown
Ann Hart
Hopper
Roth
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R. F. Martin
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J. L. Brummett
Percy Wilkinson
Herb Hicks
M. A.grahem
D. B Stone
ML. Patton
BL. Masterson
L. C. Gentry
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M. A.toombs
Fulmer
F.wiggin
M. C. Shaw
W. A. Ship
Home Furniture CO
Rono Hospitalization Life ‘Insurance
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Ogi & Main
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Jayne Co
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