Female Ham Operates Chicago's Highest Radio Station
Grace Ryden, president of the Young Ladies Radio League and head of RACES in Chicago, runs the city's highest ham station with a 140 foot antenna at the President Hotel. She helps lead a new joint station at Gompers Park Fieldhouse capable of 100 mile transmissions, aiming for coast to coast. Ryden just earned a $300 radio repair scholarship and stresses preparedness for any disaster.
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Twisted Root Antidote in India Gains Global Interest
For 3000 years the twisted root rauwolfia serpentina from India has been used as an antidote and sedative. Dr. Rustom Jal Vakil cites 3000 hypertension treatments over 14 years and doctors worldwide test its hypotensive alkaloids. The root is said to calm the nervous system and improve sleep and appetite.
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American Heart Association
Piano Remains Core Instrument in American Music Education
Chicago report from the American Music Conference finds piano still the basic starting instrument for students. A poll of 1,000 instrumental directors shows 7,500,000 children learning to play, with brass strings reeds and percussion rising in popularity.
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Air Force tests smaller drag parachutes for B 47 landings
Washington reports the Air Force is equipping B 47 bombers with 16 inch drag parachutes to shorten landing approach, complementing the existing braking chutes. The new parachutes were developed at the Wright Air Development Center in Dayton Ohio.
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Local clubs hold social events and meetings in Martinsville area
The Christian Service Guild met at Clarence Hawker's home with Rosamond Coldren presiding. Ruth Miller lectured on India Pakistan and Ceylon. Numerous residents attended weekly gatherings and dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Smitley and other families. The Women's Christian Temperance Union announced a January luncheon at the Christian Church. Several social visits and canasta parties occurred among local families. An electric deicer for stock tanks was noted as a future aid.
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Freedom and responsibility in a world of choice
From behind the Iron Curtain a definition of freedom is offered showing the Communist concept as freedom from having to choose. The piece contrasts this with Western freedom as the right to choose and the duty to use that right wisely, honoring those who died for peace.
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Advanced tools cannot avert world chaos say experts
A Catskill Mountain Star article argues that despite rapid communication and transport advances, mankind still faces global instability. It notes early mailing and careful shopping reduce rush, improve service, and spread Christmas spirit, urging calm and deliberate action.
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The Big Train Ride
Ten year old George eagerly follows a freight train robbery sighting near Wilson's Creek. He helps restrain a crew and later aids an injured brakeman named Monty who recovers, earning George a free express train pass.
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