Radio on the Range Shortens Distances Across the West
Portable two way shortwave radio systems revolutionize communication for forests, ranches, and industries in California. Donald Cook’s network near Fresno links 21,000 acres with 12 mobile units and a regional HQ, enabling real time alerts for drills, rescues, and emergencies. The system expands to pulpits, farms, doctors, and loggers, with a paging service and pocket receivers aiding mobile work.
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San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
Clubscrber
Valentin Gonzales
Hugs Celt
California
Gonzales
Col Ranch
Unique Grain Sampling setup in Cedar Rapids introduced
Wayne Hahn the first Iowan to have heart surgery now leads a normal life in Cedar Rapids as a grain testing system at the Chamber of Commerce speeds official grades for truckload shipments. Inspectors sample at First Avenue bridge, grade within 25 minutes, certificates issued on site, with fees set for truckload and carload services.
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Iowa
Wayne O. Hahn
C.R
Cedar Rapids
Wayne
Fred C. Jones
Chamber
Jones
Heverfore
Vaiovage
Ryan Hahn
Janet Haig
Sharolyn Elaine
Central Town Telephone Company
Schoog
Camp Wapsie
Iown City
Jerry Moser
St. Luke’s Hospital
Second Section of Coe's Art Course Opens Wednesday
The second section of Coe College's non credit Nine week course The Vocabulary of the Arts begins Wednesday evening 7 30 in the West Gallery Coe auditorium with Marvin Cone and Edmund Whiting leading discussions on art theory and practice Topics include The ABCs of the Visual Arts How a Painter Paints and Everyman s Guide to Architecture The course aims to inform lay readers about visual arts methods values and evaluation with free coffee served each class and a $15 tuition for the full nine lectures.
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Coe College
Tvs
Marvin Cone
Coe
Cone
Edmund Erties
Coe Auditorium
Whiting
Lad Vanes
Pharing
East Germans Envision Day They Topple Ulbricht
Berlin dispatch portrays East Germans longing to remove Walter Ulbricht the East German ruler, hoping to end Russian troop dominance and pursue a free reunified Germany. The piece notes his role as Moscow’s loyal agent and his suppression of independence movements amid Cold War tensions.
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Walter Ulbricht
Seymour Topping
Berlin
East Germany
Kremlin
Ulbricht
Alf Red
Dreama
Leipzig
Germany
Hungary
Poland
Moscow
Europe
Klara Zetkin
Hust
Gal
Volkspolizei
To Day
People’s Army
Spade-beard
Golden Era for Natural Gas Cited in 1956 Review
Walter Bussewitz frames 1936 as the end of a golden era for natural gas with 900,000 new customers and a $1.6 billion expansion, while noting Canada and the United States debated pipelines and federal regulation. He also previews 1957 expansion plans and pipeline developments, alongside unrelated political commentary and a crime brief.
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Walter Bussewitz
New York
Pacific Northwest
United States
Canada
Quebec
Trans-Canada Pipelines Ltd. i
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
American Oas Association
AGA
New Mexico
Seatth
Wash
THE
Texas Rangers
Oklahoma
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
North Country
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