Cleveland's New Union Terminal Tower Plans Announced
Architects' model shows a 708 foot tall 50 story terminal in Cleveland, Ohio. Built by O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen as part of a major railway merger. Only Woolworth tower in New York and Tribune tower in Chicago would rival it.
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Union Terminal
Cleveland
Ohio
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland Railway
Great Railway
Woolworth
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Succeeds Mitchell Col Janes as Kelly Field commandant
Col Janes assumes leadership at the Air Service Flying School at Kelly Field Texas succeeding Urig Geo Wilaw, chief of the government air service piloted division, in a military succession move.
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Janes Eeht
Air Service Advancee Flying School l
Kelly Meld
Texas
Urig Geo
Wilaw
Guveraupent
Alr
ASG
Local Socials Roundup From Snyder Area
Mrs Bert Waite and sons Clyde and Harold of Robinson visit sister Mrs P E B Cornwell. Marie Norris of Champaign stays with Alonzo Walls and Mrs Susan Wallis. Harry Billman family of Martinsville guests of Mr and Mrs O P Tharp. Everett Reynolds and Roy Hand visit Mrs R M Clements. John Holler and daughter Bonnie visit Emmett Tharp. Opal Lifick with Clara Walls. Virgil Wallace of Gary visits Mr and Mrs Allen Wallace. Don Lichtenberger and Bert Timmerman in Marshall. Modest Bohn family with sister Mrs Arthur Clina in Kansas. Frank Holwick and family with son Frank Bohn. Emma and James Thompson visit Wm Gard family. Leonard, Kenneth Collier and Virgil Smith with Martha and Ola Collier. Mrs Charles Liffick visits Mrs Adam Liffick. Zelpha Little returns home from relatives nearby. Joe Tharp of Ridge Farm and Mrs John Holler visit Tharp family. P E Cornwell visits Mrs Elizabeth Jeffers.
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Virgil Wallace
Gary
Ind
Allen Wallace
Don Lichtenberger
Bert Timmerman
Marshall
Modest Bohn
Arthur Clina
Kansas
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Frank Bohn
Emma Thompson
James Thompson
Wm. Gard
Leonard
Kenneth Collier
Virgil Smith
Mertha
Ola Collier
Charles Liffick
Adam Liffick
Zelpha Little
Joe Tharp
Ridge Farm
John Holler
O P. Tharp
P. E. Cornwell
Elizabeth Jeffers
Radio Amateurs Urged to Use Narrow Experimental Channels
D B Carson, head of the Bureau of Navigation, urges radio amateurs to use a few narrow experimental channels below 100 meters to foster development. He notes phenomenal growth and calls for adequate legislation to ensure future advances.
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Bureau of Navigation
Federal Radio Office
Hoover Carson
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