Video Will Never Replace Radio, Kaltenborn Says
COLUMBUS AP Kaltenborn told the 20th Annual Institute for Education by Radio that radio will endure and never be fully replaced by television. He cited radio’s advantages in news, music, overseas transmissions, and reach where people cannot see. He warned many TV stations will be big and unprofitable, limiting educators’ TV chances, and urged schools to expand radio use rather than rely on lectures. He noted education radio stations fail due to simple lectures, neglect by universities, and Americans liking free service with little support.
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H. V. Kaltenborn
Institute For Education
Kaltenborn
Twin Coach names Earl H. Lenz VP of bus production
Earl H. Lenz, chief engineer, is promoted to vice president in charge of bus production at Twin Coach Company plants in Kent Ohio and Fort Erie Ontario. The move signals expanded leadership for ongoing production programs.
Lausche Orders Turnpike Survey in Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche ordered a $600000 survey by the State Highway Department for a proposed Ohio Turnpike. He said the survey is immediately necessary and justified, regardless of whether an Ohio Turnpike is ever built. The move follows a high level report and contrasts with prior delays awaiting legal testing.
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Convention Opens in Cleveland With Million Dollar Exhibits
The American Foundrymen's Society begins a five day annual meeting in Public Hall Cleveland with more than 250 displays valued over 1 million dollars. National secretary William P. Maloney of Chicago forecasts attendance surpassing 10 000.
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American Foundrymen’s Society
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William P. Maloney
Chicago
Synthetic quartz crystals aid industry and security
Artificial quartz crystals surpass natural forms for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. They promise industry resilience and national protection against potential shortages should another war arise.
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Mother Earth
Cincinnatians Aid Old Doe in Hospital Bill Plea
Old Doe is Dr R H Bramlett of Forsyth County Georgia who had surgery in Atlanta and asked patients for help settling medical bills. St Marks Storra Congregational Church in Cincinnati collected a substantial sum after a sermon by Rev Jonathan H Hochstatter and sent it to J L Reeves in Cummings Georgia. Bramiett says he has about $25 000 in unpaid bills since starting practice in 1911.
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St. Marks-Storra
Jonathan H. Hockstatter
Hochstatter
J. L. Reeves
Forsyth County News
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Bramiett
Four Ohioans injured in head on crash near New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania a head on collision yesterday killed Betty Hahn 30 near New Castle. Four Ohio residents were injured including John V Ekasy 26 Campbell brain concussion serious, Matthew Vukovitch 32 Campbell fractured right knee and shock serious, Sue Stanar 31 and Betty Rainey 22 both of Youngstown suffered facial and head cuts.
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Betty Hahn
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John V. Ekasy
Campbell
Matthew Vukovich
Sue Stanar
Betty Rainey
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