Deaf Brooklyn man earns amateur radio license
Leb Sadowsky a 21 year old from Brooklyn New York is described as the first deaf mute and blind licensed amateur radio operator by the Federal Communications Commission. He passed a written exam and demonstrated his ability at copying code using a Braille typewriter and a vibration transducer to hear signals. He uses the same device to listen to other amateurs at his home station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special
Leb Sadowsky
Brooklyn
N. Y
Federal Communications Commission
Leo
Ttee
CBS
Nbc-Blue
Woman Mine Operator Recovers From Hurts
Mrs. Virefe Young of McVeigh remains in serious condition after a mine collapse near Mountain Side Marietta Coal Co. in the Pond Creek district killed her companion Laura May. Young, 45, had operated the mine since her husband’s death five years ago and is the Williamsom field’s only woman coal operator.
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Williamson
Virefe Young
McVeigh
Williamsom
Williamson Hospital
Young
Marietta Coal Co
Pond Creek
Laura May
Central West Virginia Radio Schedule Display
A noisy listing shows WV stations and times with programs from WMMN WEAF WABC WJZ CBS and others. It includes music, dramas, news, sports, and orchestras across a full day timetable with multiple hosts and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMMN
CBS
WABC
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Wiz
Bill Stern
WBLE
WEAP
Don Gotdard
WLW
Jack Gru
Paul Sullivan
CBY
WEAF
Dixie
WJZ
Jose’ Bethencourt
The
World Today
Paul Douglas
KDKA
Thomas
Cbmm
Cbs—News
Fred Waring
Orch
Amos 'N
Andy
Salah
Supermdt
Radio Magic
News of the World
Predda Gibson
Bob Hannon
CBL
WBLK
Bobby Byrne
Raymond Gram
School of the Air
Amerie
Uiited
WaR—nAmos
Herbie Holmes
Tommy Tucker
Weafnews
CBE
Britain
Sonny Dunham
BBC
Dolly Dawn
Ares
Boyd Raeburn
al Kavelin
Carl Ravazza
Teddy Powell
Xavier Cogat
WWV
Benny Goodman
Disc Dope kak A Record Review
A compact review of Cab Calloway and Dinah Shore records with notes on "See a Million People" and "Don't Let Julia Fool Ya" plus references to Oscar Straus pieces and the 1940s era patriotic tunes. Mentions Swing masters and Dinah Shore's soft vocals, highlighting notable titles and artists.
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Cab -Calloway
Columbia
Palmer Brothers
Frakie Masters
Euphonius
Tiny Hill
Julia
Oscar Straus
Vienna
Hero
Dinah Shore
Irving Berlin
Victor
Lyn.Murray
Dinah
Bluebirl
Shires
Vaughn Monroe
Bob Troup
Pal
Conte Boswell Complaint Echoes in Musical Week
In a week marked by Victor Sand in Your Shoes and Sammy Kaye recordings the public noted a complaint concerning Conte Boswell. The tune Don t Cry Cherie by the same artist is also cited in reviews and chatter about rhythm and ear appeal.
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Conte
Boswell
Redtly
Victor
Sammy Kaye
Cherie
Lutherans 10 Meet at Mill Week Opens at Jackson's Mill
Lutherans from thirty three congregations and their auxiliary societies attend Lutherans Week at Jackson's Mill starting Sunday August 24. Rev W M Erhard of Clarksburg leads as West Virginia Synod president. Reports cover institutions such as Wittenberg college and Lutheren Theological Seminary and homes for orphans and the aged. Local attendees include Rev E F K Roof and Mrs Margaret Watkins with Kathleen Watkins and others.
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Jackson's Mill
W. M. Erhard
Clarksburg
West Virginia
United Lutheran Church of America
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Lutheren Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Tressler Orphans Home
Loysville
Oesterlen Orphans Home
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
Washington
D. C
Simon Snyder
Wheeling
C. R. Plack
Huntington
A. K. Jones
Oakland
W. Roy Hashinger
Morgantown
Oscar Fi Lindow
Charleston
A. B. Leamer
D.D
David EB. Kinsler
Parkersburg
C. K. Spigzle
Keyser
Foreign Missions
H. L. Hann
Fairmont
E. A. Dederus
New Haven
St. Paul’s Lutheran
E. F. K. Roof
Margaret Watkins
Kathleen Watkins
Robert Cassell
Mary Roof
Luther League
County Wide Sunday School Meet Planned
The Taylor county Sunday school convention will meet next Wednesday at Boothsville church with sessions at 10 AM 1:30 and 7:30 daylight saving time The theme is A United Advance in Christian Education Rev E F K Roof will give the invocation Durward B Brown will speak The Salvation Army Captain Melvin E Jewett and Edward Whitescarver will present talks Music by Boothsville Quartette and Miss Sarah Jane Hall Luncheon will follow with afternoon prayer by Rev William Henry Tyler and address by Rev Z B Edworthy Group conferences will be led by Rev E L Lowery and Arthur Yates Jr Reports will be given and music featured A band concert is planned at 7:30 Rev Arthur Lazenby will open with prayer Rev W C Jones will read scripture Ronald Knotts and Madge DeMoss will sing County Superintendent E G Kuhn will speak on The Tower of the Son A life of St Paul motion picture will be shown All interested in Sunday school work are invited to attend
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Taylor County
Boothsville
B. G. Bailes
United Advance In Christian Education
E. F.K. Roof
Durward B. Brown
Melvin E. Jewett
Salvation Army
Edward Whitescarver
Union Baptist Association
Sarah Jane Hall
Gordon L. Withers
Arthur Lazenby
W. C. Jones
Ronald Knotts
Madge DeMoss
E. Guy Kuhn
Son
Major General Adapts to Armored Service Demands
A major general described his shift from cavalry to armored units as driven by willpower and grim enthusiasm. He spent the first quarter century of his army service in cavalry before converting to engine and combustion efficiency for armored tanks and steel steeds, dedicating himself to mastery of a new field.
President Behind Probe Of Petroleum Needs
President Roosevelt indicated no objection to a congressional investigation of oil and gasoline shortages in the east if no harmful disclosure to democracy would result. He supported examining stocks, oil locations, and tanker world status, provided information on war use was not detrimental to democracy.
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Hyde Park
N. Yi
Roosevelt
East
Danaher
R.-Conn
Congress
Isolated Reds Report Details From Russian Front Losses
The report lists prisoners, tanks, guns, and aircraft seized or destroyed in the first two months of fighting. It notes Red army casualties possibly reaching five million if deaths and captures are included, while Germany’s losses remain undisclosed. Ukrainians hold Dnieper and Leningrad front actions are summarized, with German forces claiming Ochakov near Odessa as a naval base.
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Red Army
Germany
Russia
Ukraine
Dnieper
Kiev
Gomel
Leningrad
Estonia
Lake
Ladoga
Odessa
Ochakov
Black Sea
Red Navy
Nikolaev
Kherson
Icelandic Night Life and Teeland Fog Echoes
Continued from page one describes Icelandic flavor and potency as Teeland fogs roll in from the sea. A three piece band at the Borg provides dance music, revealing a local custom. Unescorted young women arrive after dinner hour with hair like Manila cord.
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Borg
New Manila
Get Busy On These Scrap Bag Toys Pattern 7076
This item describes a simple craft pattern for three toy figures made from two fabric pieces with embroidered clothing patches. It includes a transfer design, directions, and materials list. To obtain, send ten cents to the Household Arts Dept in New York with name and address and pattern number 7076.
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Ana Enite
Buell
Grafton
Berlinel
Household Arts’ Dept
Width Street
New York
N.Y
Sautéed Tuna Biscuit Bake and Muddled Wartime Notes
A garbled recipe describes sautéing green pepper and onion with tuna, forming a biscuit crust, baking at 450 F for 25 to 30 minutes to serve six. Interwoven are unclear wartime anecdotes about bars, officers, Icelandic gossip, and rural residents versus city folk, lacking coherent news context.
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CA Senmars
Out-of-Bounds Dance Etiquette During Allied Visit
At a hotel a mix of raven-haired and gray-blue eyed girls approach American and British officers for dancing. They refuse to sit at the same table or accept refreshments, signaling strict social boundaries labeled as Out-of-Bounds Conversation while dancing.
Bloody Harlan Mine Shootings Escalate Fatalities
In Harlan Kentucky an ongoing labor dispute claims two more miners killed by gunfire at the International Harvesters mine in Benham. State official W C Burrow says operators agreed to close the mine until Monday amid continued picketing and gunfire.
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Harlan
Harlan County
W. C. Burrow
International Harvester Company
Benham
Lost youths rescued from storm sewer maze in city maze
Mrs H E Shikles summoned police when she stepped on a manhole cover and alerted officers who lifted the lid and pulled out the two boys. They had been lost about two hours in a maze of storm sewers.
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Kansas City
H. E. Shikles
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