Pennsylvanians Past And Present By Frederick A Godcharles
Frederick A Godcharles surveys Robert Hare a Philadelphia chemist educator and inventor born January 1781. He details Hare's oxy hydrogen blowpipe advances and later work in voltaic batteries light sources and apparatus design. The piece notes his university appointments in Philadelphia and lasting influence, plus a brief birthday anniversaries section highlighting Franklin Rea Frost Haver and others.
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Robert, Hare
Philadelphia
Robert
Margaret Willing Hare
Polyacephia
Senate of
Pennsylyvania
Chemical Society of Philadelphia
Wisi
Joseph Priestly
A. Seybert
James Woodhouse
Robert Hare
Silliman
Yale College
Br. Hare
Hare
Smithsonjad Institution
Yale
Harvard
Eldred Grayson
American Journal of Science
Hubert Hare
John Innes Clark Hare
Common Pleas
Phila
Radio Programs and Concerts Listing for WEY and KDEA
Radio schedules from WEY and KDEA show varied programs including news bulletins, sport talk, orchestral concerts led by Victor Studek, and talks on foreign trade. The listings feature University of Pittsburgh seminars, Willard Hotel broadcasts, and a midnight dance program for distant listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDEA
Westinghouse Electric
Ast Bittsburgh
Kdea Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Suudek
Tay Pom
Daddy Winkum
Radio Rhymater
m—Boy Scout Erecta
Stockman
United States
Howard C. Kidd
Department of Commerce
University of Pittsburgh
University of Buttsburett
D. mi
KCA Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Studek
Clara Huhn
Roy Strayer
Achg
Flirry J. Caffrey
Morningside String
Grace Leslie
Maude Maron
James F. Gibson
Dorothy Bartram
Gordon Lowry Dance Orchestra
Gordon Lowry
Radio Features Today Special Musical Program
Eastern Standard Tim EDEA East Pittsburgh airs a special musical program at 9 p m on Westinghouse land Chicago. D St Louis Symphony Orchestra performs at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Standard
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Land
Chicago
D—St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra
Listening In What Did You Hear on the Radio
A stream of radio notes and rumors covers eclipse effects on reception and upcoming events. The second Radio World’s Fair is slated for September 14–19 in New York’s Field Artillery Armory, while Chicago hosts a fourth radio show in October. Reports discuss signal interference after ten pm, Viking voyage echoes, and queries from distant posts. The Welsh Women’s club broadcasts from WFI Philadelphia on January 17 at 6:15 PM, with singing promised.
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Welsh Women’s Club
New Castle
Welsh Women's Club
Philadelphia
EUGS
Germany
Eise
America
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Frederick A. Godcharles
Delphia
University of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Pennsylvania
John Rea
Chester County
Pensylvania Millite
Assembly
Congress
Chambersburg
Arthur Burdett Frost
Morristown
Warren Clyde Haver
Lycoming County
General Assembly
Williamsport
Surner
Frank P. Andrews & Son Plumbing and Men’ Bell
North Bt Gate and Electrical Appliances
Park Theatre
Youngstown
Globe Theatre
Cleveland
I. M. Weingarden
Colored Wonder Musical Comedy Company
Peonie
Cliff Ross
Eddie Mathews
D. C
League of American Fen Women
National Geographic Society
Wea
Mueyer Davis
New Willard Hotel
Peggy Albion
Ohio
Toews Stata Theater
Erik Rge
Tog
Universal Sales CO
Croton Arcane
Frank E.woods
John Capo
Betty Compson
Miami
FBI
Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Paige-Jewett Co
South Mercer Street
Bss
Croton Ave
BELL
Greenland
Labrador
KY. Wi
W. FP. A
Dallas
Texas
Chichester
New Castle Electric Co
State Mill
Long Avenue
ST Athe Amnen
Lewes
Love
Megown
Nix
Willem Ex
A. W
van Dyke Production
Eran Youll Et
William Ex Pa Buck Jones
William Wallace Cook
Bemnie
Leonard
FOX News
George Greer
J. F. Genkinger
C. 5
Clarke Samuel Fouts
Morehead
David S. Pyle
George PD
Blair Torn
D. Chapman
KR. C. Love
First National Bank
New Castle, Pennsylvania
United States Bonds
Banking House
U.S. Treasury