Defense Hints At Reduced Radio Receiver Output
New model season points to sharp curtailment in radio receivers with a two thirds drop in new designs. Some last year sets carry over while changes are minor. About 50 million sets in use prompt discussion of cutting normal production due to wear resistance doubts.
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Swedish scholarCassier arrives in New York to teach at Yale
From Sweden, Prof. Ernest Cassier arrives aboard the Kemmaren, the first Swedish dish ship to reach the U.S. in months. He will teach at Yale University and notes 50,000 to 100,000 German troops are concentrated in Finland while Sweden faces a food shortage.
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Navy Takes Ship As America Navy Crew Seizes Liner Arrival
Capt Giles C Stetman records final notes as the luxury liner America reaches New York after a Caribbean cruise was cut short by naval requisition. Cmdr Stetman in the naval reserve may stay in command despite no official statement issued.
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Biotechnic vision links cities to human biology changes
Bronk argues for a piotechnic civilization where architectural design considers human biology and environmental effects on living beings. He notes cities are planned with biological needs in mind as a key sign of progress. Porrest T. Kirkpatrick receives a faculty leave from Bethany College to craft a personnel program for two RCA Manufacturing plants in Indiana.
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Ivy Division of the Fourth Army Organized at Camp Greene
The Fourth Division nicknamed the Ivy division formed November 19, 1917 at War Department direction. It trained at Camp Greene before sailing for France in May 1918 and fought with the Sixth French army near Narroy and Hautevesnes. It advanced 24% kilometers, took 2756 prisoners including 48 officers, captured 44 artillery pieces and 1 machine gun. It bears ivy leaves on olive drab, symbolizing the division number. Now stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Martial Law Declared in Syria Under Deniz, Irrenen
Reports from Turkey say General Deniz, Syria’s High Commissioner, has declared a state of siege. Severe measures are reported to stamp out pro British activity, amid growing unease in the region.
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Goodwill South Robert Gallagher to visit South America
Robert Gallagher of the Madi Square Boys Club will visit South America as goodwill ambassador for the American Boys Clubs. The trip mirrors a prior visit by Robert Att who represented the boys of Sol America.
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Unclear fragment about air stacked chime in fridge
Fragment mentions a small saucer and air stacked device at fridge bottom to absorb odors. No clear event or entities present.
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