Isle Royale to become U S National Park
Isle Royale in Lake Superior is set to be formally designated as a national park tomorrow. Gov. Kelly will transfer control from Michigan to the federal government with remarks from Sen. Vandenberg’s message and Oscar L. Chapman. Newton B. Drury will preside as the Woodthrush carries officials to the ceremony on the park’s island site.
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Isle Royale
Mich
Lake Superior
George F. Baggley
Kelly
Michigan
Vandenberg
Paris
Oscar L. Chapman
Interior
Newton B. Drury
National Parks
Frank Hook
Ironwood
Coast Guard
the Island
State Conservation Commission
State
Federal
Sugar Not Frost Colors Autumn Leaves, Says U S Forest Service
The U S Department of Agriculture notes that leaves turn red, yellow, and brown due to internal leaf sugar processes before cold weather. Spring and summer food factories wind down, sending nutrients to the tree, leaving yellow pigments to reveal colors as sugars bond with other substances.
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Washington
Forest Set
U. S. Department of Coe
Townsend club meeting draws near thousand in Lanesboro
Nearly 1,000 people filled Sviven park in Lanesboro to hear speakers from the first district. A. W. Todd from Winona Mrs. Josephine Hudson of Albert Lea Dr. D. M. Quarren from Winona John Johnson of Minneapolis and Miss Roberta Fehmale of Garden City Kansas attended. Attendees discussed water concerns and related topics.
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Lanesboro
Minn
Sviven Park
Townsend Club
A. W. Todd
Winona
Josephine Hudson
Albert Lea
Mini
D. M. Quarren
John Johnson
Minneapolis
Roberta Fehmale
Garden City
Kansas
FM Takes A Beating The Best Improvement In Radio
Major Armstrong, RCA and FCC figures debate FM's potential and delays. Officials cite policy, patent control, and production issues while noting expanding station counts and the promise of a wider tonal range for FM broadcasts. The article traces FM's invention from 1914 to public tests in 1935 and outlines current growth projections and obstacles.
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New York
NEA
Marcon
Edwin H. Armstrong
Columbia University
Armstrong
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
FCC
Andrew Ring
Ring
Institute of Radio Engineers
Yonkers
N. Y
Alpine
N. J
Durr
New Guineans Seek To Keep War Luxuries
In New Guinea native communities resist returning to prewar standards as economic shifts reshape wages, food, and clothing. Natives earned millions in wages during WWII and now cling to higher pay and quality goods, maintained by memories of war era compensation.
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New
Sydney
Australia
New Guinea
Retain Casein Price Under Wartime Control
Washington reports that casein remains the sole dairy item under price controls as the price decontrol board rejects re control of milk foods. OPA allows casein sales at 33 cents a pound with buyers billed for future ceiling increases.
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Washington
OPA
Deaths Last Night and Saturday Across Nations
A AP list of notable deaths includes Arnold Josef Rose 83 viol inist and concert master of the Vienna Philharmonic who fled to England. Dr Carloe Arcarate 43 Cuban labor minister. William Price 26 Time Magazine Near East correspondent. Floyd Worden 61 U S senate reporter. Dr Paul N Cyr 62 Louisiana political figure. Dr Paul C Buchweiler 43 Arkansas medical professor. Sidney Hope 49 Bob Hope’s brother born in England. Charles M McCrea 84 president of National Malleable and Steel Castings. Acton Hall Jr 41 dog fancier and business president in Ohio.
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London
Arnold Josef Rose
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
England
Hitler
Jassy
Romania
Colonel's Daughter Elopes at Fifteen to Vet Seventeen
Susanne Tychsen fifteen year old daughter of an army colonel and Joseph Scimeca twenty one year old ex GI wed in Wilmington Delaware. They plan annulment after sessions with her mother and the Police Recorder at Haddonfield. The bride says she does not love him and calls it a mistake. The couple spent their one night honeymoon in Camden.
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Federal Communications
Clifford J. Durr
Joseph Mattson
Uaw-Cio
Chicago
RAC
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
FCC
RCA
J. B. Elliott
RCA Victor
Major Armstrong
Ray C. Cosgrove
Radioanufacturers, of America
Mattson
Roger Burlingame
Engines of Democracy
Armstrong
Robert Bartley
National Association of Broadcasters
James C. Petrillo
Musicians Union
Petrillo
Susanne Tychsen
Andrew Tychsen
Susanne
Joseph Scimeca
Camden
N. J
Tychsen
Haddonfield
N. J.ip
Scimeca
Charles Boulton
Wilmington
Del
James A. le Fevre
Power plant nears output cap amid expansion hurdles
Shanghai Power Co faces nearing maximum output of 123000 kilowatts as expansion equipment remains unavailable. Management fears rising daily consumption will outpace supply while noting white men are a minority race globally and in the New World.
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Shanghai Power Co
China
New World
Bride crawls from wrecked plane after husband dies
Mrs. William Price of New York, bride of a month, crawled from the wreckage of a MISR air line plane crash near Ismailia. Her husband, Time Cairo correspondent William Price, was killed. She spent the night in the desert with a dislocated hip and was later taken to RAF Hospital No. 5 near Cairo in satisfactory condition.
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Cairo
William Price
New York
Time Magazine
Ismailia
Glen Head
Long Island
Raf Hospital No. 5
Censorship Ended in Chigwell After Election
In Chigwell England the town council finally published unexpurgated minutes after a local newspaper campaign highlighted years of censorship. The council lost the issue and the minutes are now public. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Chigwell
England
Baptists Elect New Leaders at 134th Meeting
The Rev Berett T Harris of Alfred New York was elected president of the Seventh Day Baptist conference at the 134th annual national meeting. Vice presidents named were Carroll L Hill Milton College L G Osborn Shiloh New Jersey and Royal F Hurley Chicago. P C Saunders Alfred was recording secretary Courtland V Davis Plainfield New Jersey was corresponding secretary and James H Coon Milton was treasurer.
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Milton
Wis
Berett T. Harris
Alfred
N. Y
Seventh Day Baptist Conference
Carroll L. Hill
Milton College
L. G. Osborn
Shiloh
N. J
Royal F. Hurley
Chicago
P. C. Saunders
Alfed
Courtland V. Davis
Plainfield, N. J
James H. Coon
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MacMillan Petroleum Corporation
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Eentis
Old Gold
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Wren
RCL TV
Stellad
Carly Abacco
Magnavox Belvedere
Marx Appliance CO
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Radio Service
Tribune Washington Bureau
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Associated Press
Havana
Carloe Arcarate
Minster of Labor
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Floyd Worden
U.S. Senate
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Paul N. Cyr
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Little Rock, Ark
Paul C. Buchweiler
University of Arkansas Medical School
New York City
Wisconsin
Napoleon
O. Sidney Hope
Comedian Bob Hope
Cleveland
Charles M. McCrea
National Malleable and Steel Castings Company
Piqua
A. Acton Hall, Jr
Piqua Stone Products Company
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