New Type Radio Man Will Replace Marconi
The article argues that no single figure now leads radio progress the way Guglielmo Marconi did. It highlights David Sarnoff as a central executive at RCA and notes the shift to group-driven innovation in wireless. It also names Vladimir Zworykin and Philo Farnsworth as standout figures in television research, while stressing none match Marconi as the father of radio.
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Opposed Plan for Special Congressional Session
Washington reports a group of influential House Democrats oppose convening a special fall session citing party dissension. They warn it could backfire on Roosevelt over farm and wage hour legislation and urge patience to cool heated tempers before any decision.
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Farm Legislation Looms After Sugar Quota Clash
The President objects to sugar control limits on Hawaii and Puerto Rico shipments as current quotas near expiry. A special session faces party discord, especially from Pee Pet ane Se opponents to the wage-houn bill. Senate and House clash on timing, but both push for farm legislation first in the next session with a farm bill ready by November.
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Cow Mothers Five Lambs at Farm Adopted Orphan Flock
A cow on Mrs. Josiah Smith's Fremont farm has become a foster mother to five orphan lambs. The farmer noted the cow's genuine affection as she licks and guardians the lambs, receiving a warm welcome from her adopted brood each night in the barnyard.
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