Soviet radio station to be world’s most powerful
International dispatch from London reports plans for a Soviet broadcasting station of about 10 kilowatts that could rival German and other European transmitters. Experts fear use as propaganda tool and jamming rivals, while Britain readies countermeasures as Daventry unveils the world’s largest station with a seven million watt impact on England’s radio network.
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Daventry to Be Clearing House for International Radio
A large Daventry radio station, 600 feet above sea level with twin masts and 45 kilowatts power, is described as a clearing house for international programs. It will relay German content to the United States and, with a future super-station, broadcast American programs to Europe. A European test in September aims to test jamming and standardize future wave lengths under the Imperial Radio Bureau Conference.
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Imperial Radio Bureau
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Dayton School Reopens With New Teacher
Dayton Tenn August 19 8 The Rhea county high school opened today with a man named Darwin occupying the place once held by John T. Seopes In the absence of R V Reece the new Seopes successor for the term Dorris Darwin a medical student from the University of Louisville taught Scopes Glasses He was asked if he believed in creation Darwin replied I do indeed but I won t teach there I am no fundamentalist.
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Schwab Not To Try For Congress
Charles M. Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel is not likely to run for Congress from the 20th Pennsylvania district. His name was suggested by Rep Anderson M Walters of Cambria County. Schwab has a home at Loretto where he spends much of his time.
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How Needle Test Tells If Youre Nervous
An old advertisement touts Severa’s Neryoton as a nervous system remedy. It claims shaky hands, headaches, insomnia, and despondency improve after ten days, with weight gain and better sleep. It emphasizes safety, no harmful dopa, and urges readers to visit their druggist for use.
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Two Women Regain Health In Georgia And Michigan
In Valdosta Georgia Mrs L O Dasnes reports severe female weakness with back and leg pains improving after Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. In Battle Creek Michigan Mrs C E Palmer describes weeks of pain and swelling, nervous condition, relief from first bottle and willingness to help others by answering letters.
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New Hampshire Tourists Greet President at Home Porch
Plymouth and surrounding crowds of tourists have stood by the ancestral porch of President Coolidge for days hoping to glimpse the executive or his family. On this day the President and Mrs. Coolidge, aided by two deputy sheriffs, extend along the porch behind two bed sheet screens to block public view, ending the hopeful watch.
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Bethlehem Steel Finances Homes for Employees
Bethlehem Steel announces a home ownership plan financing homes worth 15 million dollars for 3,400 employees of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. President FE G Grace notes building and construction drive steel demand, second only to railroads, and highlights operators as key market supporters tied to workers' home ownership goals.
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Pair Pray In Church Then Abandon Baby
A man and a young woman left a three week old girl in St Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church on East 37th Street after kneeling briefly. A bystander found the well-dressed infant and Patrolman Kuherich delivered the baby to Bellevue Hospital for care.
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Fourist Dead In Florida Auto Hits Train
Two Muskogee men touring Florida were struck by an Atlanta Coast Line train near Auburndale ten miles east of Lakeland. J. E. Hoshai died on arrival at the hospital. Robert Finnell was badly injured and not expected to live. The accident occurred last night. both men were from Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Fire Alarm Sparks Floor Blaze at Residence
A fire alarm from box 2 at 3 15 p m Monday afternoon sparked a blaze at the home of Margaret Wassenger 14 Noshannock avenue. The floor set on fire by the range and lack of protection near the Moor left the area damaged. No injuries reported and loss amount unspecified.
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Noshannock Avenue
Hoover Warns Falls Threat to Niagara Beauty
Secretary Hoover predicts Niagara Falls faces irreversible damage from suicides and neglect within thirty or forty years unless protective measures are taken. He warns the natural wonder could lose its beauty if action is not soon pursued.
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Ngara Fally
Hoover
Mysterious temple bedbug menace claims state action
An odd notice warns of temple bedbugs and promotes a product P. D. 4 as a universal killer. It claims to destroy eggs and insects without harming clothing, including moths and roaches, and advertises a drug store pack for home use. The piece reads like a dated promotional insert with unclear claims.
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Boy Cave Dweller Returns Home After Cave Stay
Rochester reports Robert Boyington Jr spent three days and nights living in a Geneseo River cliff cave. He subsisted on crackers berries and green apples. Superintendent Whitcomb J. Allen of the Children's Shelter retrieved him after finding him sleeping in an empty dynamite box.
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Freedom Oil Cuts Price of Gasoline
Freedom Oil Works announces a one cent per gallon decrease in gasoline and naphtha prices effective Monday August 17. The Freedom company, largely owned by local capital, conducts significant business across western Pennsylvania.
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Youngstown Man Seeks Thief In Work Theft Case
Ernest Henderson of Youngstown asks police to pursue a thief who stole cash, a hat, shoes, shirt and other items while he was working at the Youngstown Sheet & Tube plant. The suspect, a colored man, is sought after a break in the ice and light gray suit and $14.60 in stories.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube Companys
Ernest Henderson
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