600th Signal Co At Meade Fort George G Meade
The 600th Signal Company (Radio Relay) is at Fort George G Meade for a two week summer training from July 5 to July 18. Capt W Tam N Keller Jr leads and trains the unit with officers Lt. Sidney L Cohen Lt William B Goode Lt Donald W Hoatson Lt Ellis M Leatherwood Lt William H Lurier Lt Joseph K Ruth Lt Raymond M Schul Ii. Training covers carrier and relay system with theory, antenna erection of 29 and 45 feet, and AN/TRC-24 terminal equipment operations.
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Fort George G. Meade
600Th Signal Company
T Support
Th 600Th Signal Co
W Tam N. Keller Jr
Sidney L. Cohen
Baltimore
William B. Goode
Sykesville
Donald W. Hoatson
Ellis M. Leatherwood
Mt. Airy
Wiliam H. Lurier
Walkersville
Joseph K. Ruth
Raymond M. Schuli
Raymond M. Schuli i. Louis T. Weis Jr. ; and Astiy 2014, West South Street
Frederick
Radio Relay
Radio Carrier Training Plan Detailed for Two Weeks
In the afternoon sessions the system was discussed. Wednesday covered planning maintenance and troubleshooting of the radio system. Thursday introduced Sun Signal Company to the radio carrier with a contact and demonstration of the radio carrier. Friday focused on basic theory of the radio carrier equipment with a class and demonstration of the AN/TCC-4. The second week will address field problems with six groups, each five miles apart to set up and operate the radio relay equipment and exchange signals. Thursday concludes with system breakdowns and a review of the two weeks’ coverage.
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Sun Signal Company
Rabe Sea Fish Caught at Durban by Cape Town Team
Scientists from the University of Capetown report five specimens of an rare sea fish species Branchialopes Tabulae. Prof J H Day leads the fishing team and notes only one had been caught before. The fish measures about 15 inches and weighs around 3 pounds.
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Durban
South Africa
University of Capetown
J. H. Day
Two Die In Silver Spring Crash Near US 29
In Silver Spring Maryland two Virginians, Hollis L. Nicholas 21 and Edwin M. Clem 20 of Arlington, were killed when their car failed to negotiate a turn at high speed and crashed into a tree. A third occupant, Herbert A. Galford 24, an airman, was severely injured and hospitalized after emergency surgery. Authorities could not determine the driver. The fatalities raise Maryland state road deaths to 264 for the year. Police charged both drivers involved in a separate US 15 collision near Emmitsburg later that day.
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Silver Spring
Holis L. Nicholas
Edwin M
Clem
Arlington
Herbert A. Galford
Dover
del) Air Force Base
Falls Church
Galfart
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital
Takoma Park
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
W. F. Davis
Unclear figures surface in midpage notes on vehicle and tea trade
The fragment references an unofficial figure around 350 thousand for a Vaughn related matter and a 150 thousand estimate for a machine. It mentions Trooper Davis charging Robert over tea imports and an issue of failing to yield rightly, with vague amounts and entities.
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Vaughn
Davis
Robert
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