Motion Is Visible Under Light Wave Motion
In Pittsburgh radio waves enable fast moving objects to appear stationary by strobing lights. A airplane propeller at top speed seems frozen. belts and gears reveal slipping. The portable shoboslow, about suitcase size, lights objects for three ten thousandths of a second per revolution. It was developed by Westinghouse engineers Knowles Peters and Bahles.
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Pittsburgh
Yaans Westinghouse
Knowles
R. Peters
W. E. Bahles
Glider Craze Sweeps West Coast After Lindbergh Feat
West Coast races into a glider craze spurred by Lindberghs feat with San Diego prompting a rush of orders for sailplanes. California clubs and New York peers form a growing list of enthusiasts as women join in, taking ground courses before piloting lightweight gliders.
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West Coast
San Diego
Cal
Lindberghs
Stuyvesant
New York
California
Crackers
Ruth Alexander
Lindy
Anne Lindbergh
Society Women Embrace Leather Cowboy Chaps Trend
Growing interest in airborne leisure spurs fashion as Mrs Sidney Fish and Mrs W W Crocker champion a leather chap style learned during studies with Colonel Lindbergh.
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Sidney Fish
W. W. Crocker
Colonel Lindbergh
Rally Day Program Held At Aberdeen
Rally day at Northern State Teachers college Aberdeen features sixteen schools competing in contests all day with prizes for top points. Afternoon public program and banners for memory and language contests. Organizers include Mrs. Black Miss McArthur and Prof. Tostlake with several assistants. The article notes a peculiar fact about the sloth as part of the program.
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Aberdeed
Yin Sim
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Ginn & Company
Chicago
Margaret Black
Grace McArthur
Margaret Briscoe
Agnes Hansen
Ruth Solem
Tresa Fargen
Lilian Russell
M. F. Tostlake
Lethy Adams
Honora Brennen
W. H. Culp
Marie Schrimpf
Jeannette Haugan
Margaret Neville
Bruce Shepersky
M. F. ‘Tostlebe
Lult Drake
E. D. Monson
M. OM. Guhin
Alice Schlong
Julia Finley
Tostlebe
Bessie Fluke
Tresa Fagen
Guhin
Yankton Waltons Elect Officers and Plan Lake Food
Yankton chapter of the Izaak Walton league elected officers for the year at a Cham ber of Commerce meeting. H. W. Box was re elected president L A Boyles continued as secretary treasurer Dr E M Valentine named vice president Directors chosen were D D Gross C R Nelson and W L Nie land Plans to plant wild rice and other fowl food at the state lake were discussed.
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Yankton Waltons
Yankton
Yanktons
Izaak Walton League
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Box
L. A. Boyles
E. M. Valentine
D. D. Gross
C. R.nelson
W. L. Nieland
League committees seek subscriptions for feeding project
At last evening's session committees will circulate subscription blanks among local sportsmen to raise funds for the feeding project. If the wild rice planted this spring succeeds, the Waltonites plan to expand the scheme to other lakes next year. A committee from the league is also pushing for greater public frontage along the state axe, with trees to be planted if granted.
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League
Waltonites
Boyles
Farmers near Argonne push spring work ahead of other years
At a special meeting presided by Peter Hohenthauer in Mr Box's absence, members viewed moving pictures of lake fishing in Michigan. Farmers report sowing completed and corn plowing well along, showcasing early progress for the season.
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Michigan
Peter Hohenthauer
Mr. Box
Argonne
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John J. Pershing
New York University
Fershing
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Sherman & Moe
Genera
Lua
F. E. H. Pontiac
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Huron
J. W. Crabb
Teephen S. Dak
Dempster
Brascara
James Skow
Bayville
E. C. Olson CO
Huron, South Dakota
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