Medal winner of ten years ago again honored
Homer Nebraska recounts renewed heroism of Millie Lothrop a longtime switchboard operator who warned neighbors as a mile-wide tornado struck near Homer on May 1 1930 preventing casualties. Her prior flood rescue ten years earlier earned national notice and a $1000 award. A hospital bound bride listened to her own wedding by telephone.
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Homer
Millie Lothrop
Suiet
Vail
Alice Radeck
Joseph C. Radeck
Massachusetts
Charles L. Sturr
Bedridden Seattle man runs business by telephone
Frank Loope, confined to bed for years in Seattle, directs his enterprises via telephone. His ring is constant as he books jobs, handles confessions, and aids many people, while he reads newspapers and listens to radio in spare time, rarely considering his own plight.
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Frank Loope
Seattle
Mr. Loope
Wyoming poles set in concrete to guard winds on plains
A plan to protect telegraph lines on the Laramie plains in Wyoming by concreting telephone poles has been laid out. A five mile strip will receive the hard wind proofing to prevent damage and cuts to blinds along the plateau.
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Laramie Plains
Wyoming
Wyoming Plateau
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