Dial to Tune Colors Big Television Feature
Color television promises greater realism with three moving color spots red blue and green and a synchronized 15 frames per second to avoid flicker At Columbia's studio experiments show color enhances perception with viewers noting direction changes when color is introduced Postwar plans include new stations relay beams and national carriers as the industry grows and jobs rise through television research and expansion
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Columbia
Worthington Miner
New York
Bchenectady
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
the Journal Company
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Iowa City
University of Iowa
West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Salina
Dumont
General Electric
New York City
Schenectady
Rites Set for Mrs Vaughan in Alamo Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Mary Alice Vaughan 47 wife of Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan were to be held at 4 p m Thursday at the Alamo Funeral home with Rev Thomas W Griffiths presiding Interment would be in Sunset Memorial Park Mrs Vaughan died Wednesday after weeks of illness She was a member of the American Legion auxiliary of Alamo Post No 2 District courts and most courthouse offices closed at noon Thursday in her memory Survivors include Judge Vaughan a daughter Mrs Norman B Burwellson Lieut Frank B Vaughan sister Miss Melissa Willard Ardmore Okla and brother H P Willard Dallas Also contains an unrelated line offering room for rent under a Dial F-1231.
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Mary Alice Vaughan
Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Alamo Funeral
Thomas W. Griffiths
Sunset Memorial Park
Vaughan
American Legion Auxiliary
Alamo Post No. 2
Judge Vaughan
Norman B. Burwellson
Frank B. Vaughan
San Antonio
Melissa Willard
Ardmore
Oklo
H. P. Willard
Dallas
Drug Firm Fined On Federal Charge
Philadelphia based National Drug Ora was fined by Federal Judge Harry Kalédner after a plea on shipping contaminated chemical to army depots for use in preventing blood clotting in transfusions. Dr Clement Brington of the FDA said the preparation contained pyrogens from bacteria causing fever and could be fatal in moribund shock or injury cases.
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Philadelphia
National Drug Ora of
Harry E. Kalédner
Army
Clement 5. Brington
Phiadylphiai
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Horror of Italy War Described By BELMA With the Fifth Army
Descriptive dispatch from Sept 22 near Altavilla Battipaglia and Eboli details massacre aftermath. Coffin carver works quickly as villagers mourn, wounded treated at a makeshift station, and residents cling to ruined homes amid destruction and fear.
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Belma
Italy
Altavilla
Battipaglia
Ebell
Eboli
Battipagha
Battipaghia
Clark Gable Ordered Home After France Raid
Captain Clark Gable, fresh from leading a Nantes raid as camera man and gunner, will depart for the United States soon to work on a gunnery training film. The mission, his fifth in overseas service, earned him the air medal despite a hit from anti-aircraft fire that left no crew wounded.
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U. S. Flying Fortress
England
Clark Gable
Nantes
France
United States
Gable
Army Air Corps
Air Power Turns Fight At Salerno
In Italy on September 21 American A-36 Invader pilots bombed a Nazi tank and infantry column northwest of Salerno. Lieutenant Eugene Santala of Hibbing Minnesota led the strike, targeting an olive grove where tanks and trucks gathered. The Twelfth Air Support Command credited the missions with preventing German movement and aiding ground troops.
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Italy
Salerno
Eugene Santala
Hibbing
Minn
Santala
Twelfth Air Support Command
Hitler Burns Naples as Nazi Retaliation Flares Across Europe
The INS dispatch reports Hitler torching Naples as a warning to Allied forces, promising further destruction of major European cities if the war continues. Pierre Huss recalls Nazi threats to raze Europe and notes Hitler’s public gloating over brutal fire spectacles from Warsaw to Rotterdam.
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Pierre J. Huss
Berlin
I.N.S
America
Naples
Europe
Loreesin
North Africa
INS
Hitler
Italy
Warsaw
Rotterdam
Lidice
Rome
Orotune Hat Drops Promise Hearing After Use
A Newark writer claims Orotune Hat Drops restored hearing and reduced buzzing and ear noises after severe deafness. The ad promises relief for clogged ears and impacted wax, urging readers to use as directed and noting availability through druggists and health food stores.
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A. M. Brotchenon
Newark
N. 3
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Associated Press
Watnes Ib Lannesne Anmmman
Atlantic
Empire State
James Lawrence Fly
Federal Communications Commission
David Sarnoff
Canada
Maria
Pounds
Reg
Westcraft
Broadway
Main Ave
S. Flores
By Pierre A Huss
Coliseum
Dr. Goebbels
Nero
Desde Agere
Josee
Joske’s
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