Mathematician Dr Grave Studies Homing Pigeons in Cedar Rapids
Louis Grave a new Coe College mathematics associate professor and former football player pursues navigation research with homing pigeons in Cedar Rapids. He traps wild pigeons on the campus roof for experiments and imports 30 homing pigeons from California to breed a local flock while coordinating with researchers at Duke and Germany.
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Louis Grave
New Coe
Grave
Sacramento State College
California
Cedar Rapids
Cee
Dr. Grave
Coe Building
Graue
Iowa
Maxplanck Institute
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
United States
Coe
Charette
Coe College Mathematics
Gazette
Johnny McIvor
Old Main
Louis Graue
Noted Educator Dr Francis S Chase to Speak at Coe
Dr Francis S Chase of University of Chicago will deliver Coe college chapel talk on Education in the Last Half of the Twentieth Century at 9 50 a m Tuesday in the Coe auditorium. Public welcome and a noon luncheon will follow with Coe’s teacher education committee members.
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Francis S. Chase
Department of Education
University of Chicago
Coe College
Dr. Chase
Coe Auditorium
Coe
Chase
Cedar Rapids
Stanley J. Heywood
Harold Babb
Henry Bucher
Robert Nesbitt
Nadine Fillmore
Herbert Madaus
Walter Schwank
Herbert Wiese
Irving Churchill
Center For
Teacher Education
Midwest Administration Center
Educational Communications Service
National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
Council For State Governments
Phi Delta Kappa
Graue
Baltimore's Only Municipally Owned Marine Radio Station
The 24 hour WMH station in Baltimore relays ship positions and arrival times to shipping firms along the East Coast. Operated by the city with RCA support, WMH handles a vast daily flow of maritime traffic, dating back 27 years, and played a wartime role monitoring coded messages from Spanish ships during World War II.
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Chesapeake Bay
WMH
United States
Baltimore
Radio Corporation of America
U. S. Navy
Atlantic
Navy
Washington
Franklin M. Myers
WME
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Norfolk
World War II Wartime Radio Ops Then Buffalo Sale Details
The piece recalls wartime radio traffic from WMH and coastal convoy chatter, then shifts to wildlife service plans for buffalo auctions. It notes a transition to high frequency gear, expected smoother operations, and details of buffalo prices and purchaser interests across several states.
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William Ackerknecht
Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Dakota
Buffalo bison boom prompts wide interest across the U.S.
The Interior Department reports a flood of over 500 requests for the year's buffalo surplus as numbers rebound from near extinction. Interest spans clubs, scouts, colleges, churches, and individuals, with breeding and exhibition favored. two kansas? shipments to Lisbon Zoo and zoos in Norfolk and Buffalo.
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Washington
NEA
Buffalo
Department of the Interior
New York
Sportsmen's Associations
Portugal
Lisbon
Norfolk
N.Y
More Savings Would Ease Tight Money
Chicago report notes Walter H. Dreier of the United States Savings and Loan League urges Americans to save more of their incomes to reduce the tight money market. He calls for an immediate step-up in the pace of savings to meet rising consumer and business loan demand.
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Chicago
United States Savings and Loan League
Walter H. Dreier
Pigeons Prompt City Sweepers Slingshot Incident
Salt Lake City police seized a street sweeper's slingshot after witnesses saw him firing at pigeons. He told officers he was tired of cleaning up after the birds and shrugged when caught in the act.
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Salt Lake City
Walrus Head for Eskimo Trade Gains Under New Law
Washington AP reports Congress passed a law allowing Eskimos to export hides and tusks from walruses killed for food. A non native may hire an Eskimo guide to hunt one bull per year in Alaska, giving meat to Eskimos. Estimated 24 thousand dollars yearly potential from hides.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
Arctic
Alaska
Congress
Interior Department
Portland
Lote
Adams Wins White House by One Vote in 1825
The 1824 election produced no electoral majority among Jackson Adams Crawford and Clay. The House chose Adams on February 9 1825 after New York delegates shifted. Van Rensselaer of New York cast the deciding vote giving Adams the presidency by one vote.
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Jackson
Adams
Crawford
Clay
Congress
Union
New York
Stephen van Rensselaer
President
The
United States
Toy grenade prompts quick motel response in Spokane
Deputy Sheriff Robert Rooney rushed to a Spokane motel after a tourist reported a hand grenade in a store window. Rooney evacuated the unit and carefully removed the object. He noted it was a toy but urged caution and remarked a warning shout could have caused panic.
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Spokane
Wash
Robert Rooney
Be Sure and Watch Crunch and Des Monday at Seven
An ex citing adventure titled Crunch and Des is promoted for Monday at 7:00 on Channel 9. The notice highlights the upcoming episode time and channel.
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Crunch and
Des
Channel 9
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