Sarnoff foresees world lit by electronics
In a St. Louis Chamber of Commerce luncheon talk noted by the Daily Review, Sarnoff outlined a future where electronic light amplifies and transmits vision into homes. He predicted a television box with all controls, atomic energy miniaturization, and home devices shaped by simultaneous advances in electronics and atomic science, transforming daily life and industry.
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Small Fry Stay Clear of Ohio Mystery Farm
Columbus report notes Swartzel farm in dark October nights near Halloween. Dead owner Swartzel left bequest to Ohio State Archaeological Society. brothers contest will. Foreboding decorations include tin silhouettes, large rock piles, a giant eye on the house, and eerie yard features attracting curious visitors.
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New Homes Under Construction Reach Record Sept Level
The Labor Department reports housing starts in September totaled 114000, up three percent from August and twenty percent above a year earlier. For the first nine months of the year starts were 06,500, five percent higher than the same period in 1953.
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