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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

5

Radio Beacons Guide Planes Across Skies

June 6 report explains United States Bureau of Standards beacon tech aiding air travel. Beacons at Bellefonte Pennsylvania and College Park Maryland guide routes New York Cleveland and New York Atlanta using dual antennas and vibrating reeds on the pilot’s instrument board to show drift and position.

Wasrington Commercia New York-Cleveland New York-Atlanta Science Transportaion Bellefonte College Park United States Dureau Department of Commerce Experimantel Oapote Ita Statton Tno

Luncheon and golf gatherings at Greenbrier and Kate Mountain club

Mrs. Theodore Sproult hosted a luncheon at Kate Mountain club for twenty four guests including Elliott Middleton and Malcolm Farmer. A large dinner in the Greenbrier Tudor grill drew many notables such as Harry Gilbert and Severn Kerr. Col. Carpenter and others played golf with C. K. Boettcher while arrivals from New York and Chicago registered for golf and social events.

White Sulphur Springs Theodore Sproult Kates Mountain Club Yosterday Elliott Miiddleton Malcolm Farmer Ueeca Andrews Sebald Memwen Ransome J. W. Grimes We BL Higgins Menry &, Foor Paul Voight, Jr Greenbrier Mesera Harry ‘T Gilbert Severn P. Kerr E. Theodore Sproull W. B. Topping W. W. Cmlbreath J. J. Rockwell A. N. Flors R. Mook Charles 9. Graham FR. Frost J. M. Schiendorf KR. H. Pratt B. Db W. Leech Fitenpurgh H.C. Garam Dover Ohio Walter Ch. Mortland New York

Morgan Gore Talked of to Replace Hoover in Cabinet

Washington June 6 reports discuss possible Hoover cabinet replacement if he is nominated for president. Names mentioned include Walter F. Brown Ephraim F. Morgan Howard M Gore Ogden Mills Dwight W Morrow and Frank W Stearns with Coolidge advisor Stearns most favored.

Morgan Gore Hoover Commerce Roover Brown Ephraim F. Morgan West Virginia Commerce Department Howaard M. Gore Garrame Aguvat Mills Ogden Mille New York Uicer the Treasury Hoover Board of Strategy Dwight W. Morrow J. P. Morgan and Company Mexico Morrow Coolidge Frank W. Searna Boston Massachusetts Calvin Coolidge Mr. Stearns White House Hiram Johnson Califordia

Germans choose Cal to beat Al in 1932 race

German press argues Cal Coolidge would be a safe bet over Al Smith if Hoover is not nominated. The Deutsche Allgemeines Zeitung praises Coolidge as the strongest Republican candidate and warns Smith should not be underestimated, noting Smith’s background and limited foreign policy knowledge.

Maghes Justce Taft Roosevelt Charles Evans Hughes Eupréme Court Hoover Palo Alto Calif Washington Woodrow Wilson mid-West West Branch Corn Belt MPEC Berlin Coolidge Deutsche Allgemeines Zeitung United States Smith America Ereas Coolidge Deutsche Tageszeitung Junkers

Radio’s Role in Hop Most Important in Flight

In San Francisco on June 6 the Southern Grass plane drew radio operators aboard both amateur and commercial stations. The aircraft’s progress was tracked constantly by messages to Examiner station and naval radio, RCA, and Federal Telegraph. Operator Fred A. Roebuck and assistant Howard Cookson coordinated the transmissions.

San Francisco Pacific Examiner Naval Radio Radio Corporation of America The Federal Telegraph Fred A. Roebuck Howard Cookson

Miss Universe Southern Cross radio coordination during ARD

Capt. W. B. Wuortmeyer plotted the filers route with maps and charts at the Examiner station while Capt. Milton Davis directed operations and the naval radio station stayed on the 600 meter frequency. RCA and Federal Telegraph supported the effort with two additional amateur stations GNS and 6HW aiding reception.

Aim W. B. Wuortmeyer Examiner Naval Radio Station Milton Davis Federal Telegraph Company E. McDonough Jack Stevens

Women in Politics Break Taboos and Rally for Hoover

In Kansas City in June a trio of women leaders Ruth Hanna McCormick Charles H Sabin and Mabel Willebrandt push to shape the Republican convention by challenging Hoover forces while promoting a non sexist campaign ethic They advocate equal representation and deemphasize gender in political strategy.

Charles Ayden Cavette Washington Bureau Washington Herbert Hoover Kansas City Wisehelmers Wranington Board of Strategy Hoover Ruth McCormick Cousors Republican National Committee Alan Maina Amyte McCormick Muehlebach Lowden Sabin Beyong Charles . Hilles New York National Committee York Willebrandt Hert William M.n Butler

Name dispute on Worcester street ends in council split

In Worcester Massachusetts a private street carries two names Clason Road on one side and Cromwell Avenue on the other. The city council and local residents are divided over which name should prevail. France produced Rs1.000 tons of pig iron in a recent month.

Worcester Mass Clason Road Cromwell Avenue France

Doctor accused in a web of bigamy and fraud

The report alleges a medical man fled after claimed operations, then resurfaced in Bridgeport facing burglary charges. A widow-laden trail grows as the woman recounts six then eight wives, with accusations of cashing checks and marriage for money.

Hatel Endicott Alt Bridgeport Ion Wits Wilkins

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