Ice Patrol Keeps Atlantic Lanes Safe From Icebergs
The International Ice Patrol guides transatlantic ships through iceberg dangers from Greenland to the Gulf Stream. Icebergs shed from Greenland glaciers drift south along the Grand Banks, with 350 bergs expected in April to June. Patrol cutters broadcast ice positions daily, helping ships alter courses to avoid risk while documenting sea temperatures and the cold wall between currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Socciety
Mington
WAU Service
North Atlantic
Arctic
Gulf Stream
Ice Patrol
Grand Banks
Tig
Navigatorga
Greenland
Washington, D. C
Denver
Disko Bay
Jakobshaven
Torsukatak
Karajak
Omanak
Newfoundland
Labrador
Europe
America
Michigan Boulevard
Fifth Avenue
Tce
Coast Guard
Grand Panks
Hner
United States Navy
London
United States
Ofuward
Microphonics and boxing buzz in early NBC pageant
Jessica Dragonette returns from Bermuda with a quirky definition of zebra and a cast list for The Goldbergs noting Jewish connections. The piece mentions Wilfred Glenn nicknamed Bil and biographical asides about many performers including Husing, von Zell, Redick, and Palooka connections in a Greenwich Village tea room setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Dragonette
NBC
Bermuda
No Snap for Members of U. S. Marine Band
The United States Marine Band maintains strict rehearsal discipline as it prepares for radio broadcasts on the National Farm and Home Hour. Captain Taylor Branson leads rehearsals and a full schedule of engagements including diplomatic functions civic parades and White Blouse concerts in Washington.
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U. S. Marine Band
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Marine Band
National Farm and Home Hour
Taylor Branson
Hig
Rare books preserved on tiny film copy
Yale Sterling library volumes are copied to 200 foot films to allow consultation without risking originals. Thirty two hundred pages fit on 200 feet at 206 to 400 pages per hour. A 250 page book can be filmed on a spool sized film. Properly cared for the films are almost everlasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Yale
Confession Sought on Failing to Meet Cultured Expectations
A reflective editorial asks why a cultured former persona cannot care for all duties and duties and urges an honest confession. The piece considers personal restraint social role and accountability within a public persona.
Fellows Syrup Log Finally Vanishes After 26 Years
A 28 by 14 foot sprite log, cut from a tree and once requiring 11 flatcars, broke loose from the Columbia Box and Lumber mill pond at South Bend Washington and drifted into the bay with the tide after 26 years. It could not be hauled into the head rig without damaging the mill, and was sent downstream as a scarred derelict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lane
Lane
Bill Ward
D—N Waerd
Larry
Ward
Bill
Hayden-Carr
Clayden
Gill
Virginia
Daylight Limited
Ie T
Halliour
Columbia Box and Lumber Company
South Bend
Wash
Goose ECCs and Fifty Cents Confusion in Court
A judge remarks on a school dispute over small bar fines of fifty cents for geese. The exchange questions whether the penalties are nominal or meaningful in the case, reflecting a dispute over minor municipal charges.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McClure Newspaper Syndicata
Wilfred Glenn
Bil
Bih
California
England
Ray Knight
the Goldbergs
Gertrude Berg
Goldberg
James R. Waters
Rosie Silber
Alfred Kohn
Anne &. Sutherland
Ma Betts
New York
Greenwich Village
Miss Sutherland
Charles Frohman
David Belasco
Wabc-Columbia
Joe Palocka
Ted Bergman
Palocka
Ham Fisher
Ted Husing
Falooksabouts
Harry von Zell
Pacific Coast
Frank Redick
Knobby Walsh
Palooka
Tell Jess
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
Salt Lake City
Spokane
KDYL
KEPY
M.S
P.S
Fellowa
Fellows Syrup
Pal
Murphy
Pvornzere
Ces Re
TVGRY
Aca
Proctcr & Gamble
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