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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
3
Fragmented OCR puzzle list includes clue fragments about Poe, minerals, animals, and wordplay. Mentions places such as Alaska Johannesburg South Africa Dunedin New Zealand and a note about radio plants to country. The text collates scattered crossword hints and a geographic roundup.
Four large Chicago concerns shifted plants away from the industrial district to avoid interference with testing apparatus. A fifth company placed its testing lab outside interference lines, signaling a definite tendency to relocate manufacturing operations to protect testing accuracy.
The rapid rise in radio transmitters worldwide is increasing interference with reception, a danger Captain S. C. Hooper warns. To curb this, transmitters must have stable frequencies, minimal power, and regular checks with precise measuring gear. frequencies may need shifting at certain generation times.
A broadcast slate lists performances and poetry readings from Glacier National Park to 4-H club events. NBC coast to coast will carry the Washington camp gathering with United States marine band and Sousa selections. Other items include Denver KQAL matinees, Minneapolis Symphony silver anniversary, and station WFAA moving wavelengths.
Ford and Glenn known as the lullaby boys will partner with Gene for a summer radio joining WLW on August 19 for a month. They will then continue on air with WLW as home station. Jack and Gene return after throat illness and vaudeville plans proceed with Cal DeVoll writing skits.
Rio de Janeiro AP reports discussions on live radio broadcasts of sessions in the senate and chamber. Most observers doubt the plan will materialize though younger members show some interest, while leading writers argue it would erode voter trust and the perceived realness of the proceedings.
AT GUSTAFSON attends Spartan convention with about six thousand dealers viewing new models and speakers. He then goes to Chicago for the dairy show as part of a two day meeting. A government wheat price radio talk by Dr. C Stine is set for June 24 to 28 under Agriculture Department sponsorship.
A historical radio schedule fragment lists daily programs including Longines Correct Time, The Friendly Hour, Maestro's Hour, Twilight Reveries, Grains market notes, weather forecasts, and evening shows such as Roxy and His Gang, White House Concert, Edison Program, Real Folks, Moment Musicale, and Slumber A.
The gypsy tenor, long anonymous on radio broadcasts from Washington to major stations in St Louis Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago, revealed his identity in New York. He had appeared in WRU and other stations worldwide under a pseudonym, drawing attention despite lacking a national reputation.
Seven defendants, including Harry Goldstein and L Mitchell Blaine, were indicted by the Cook County grand jury as members of a nationwide counterfeit license ring. The operation sold fake medical and dental licenses for up to 8000 dollars, with Springfield as headquarters and agents in Chicago St Louis New York and other cities. Investigators allege falsified licenses and reciprocity letters with signatures from the state education department superintendent.
Reverend Fred P. White announced plans for a trip to Germany following his recent visit abroad. Details on dates and itinerary were not disclosed.
Reverend Mr White sails from this city to Germany for a missionary trip in 1872. He will attend the Germany Yearly Meeting of Friends at Cumberland, Germany, in August and preach a farewell sermon at the Friends church 1000 Delaware Street Sunday morning at 9 o clock. He is father of Robert White of 2110 Barker Avenue.
Beginning Monday June 27 Lois Wilson and George K headline the Gingham drama. Tuesday features Daulle’s wonder hor and Sahurai. Wednesday Dolore Del Star in The Red Dance. Thursday Olga Clakera stars in a Rus production likened to BurneDuse. Friday Bob Steele in The Avenging Wage boo and Mickey Mego Detective. Saturday Fill Cady in The Tip Back and Buster Trown in Delivering the Goods. Fox News reports Lamb shipments from California expected this year.
The record shows shipments totaling 400000, surpassing the prior year by 70000. The data highlights a strong year for maritime commerce with substantial growth over the previous period.
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