Don’t Create A Gadget If You Are Not Sure It Is Marketable
A columnist warns would be inventors to verify market need before building gadgets. He advises talking to friends, researching patentability with a lawyer, and securing contracts if sold. The piece highlights Robert Provencher of Norwood Ohio for a two back chair with a foldable table feature and urges readers to contact the inventor via Chronicle Telegram.
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Superstitions and science mix in two odd notes
The writer describes a string of misfortunes blamed on superstitions and notes a practical joke with salt and pennies. The piece then shifts to a Navy clock project measuring nuclear energy changes, developed by Dr. Bay in Budapest and now advanced in the United States, with hopes to solve nucleus mysteries in about a decade.
Ambulance Rescue Squads Eye New Vehicle as Donations Seek Funds
North Platte fire department rescue squad members discuss tears and emotion during emergencies while the city gathers donations to fund a new ambulance. An amateur article notes onion oils can trigger tears and mentions a mid January theatre opening with Tamburlaine The Great requiring a two-actor company.
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Physicist Builds Clock to Measure Nucleus Time
Washington United Press reports that Dr Zoltan Bay, a nuclear physicist at George Washington University, and a small team have developed a clock that measures time at one one hundred billionth of a second. The device, not for everyday minutes, promises to reveal atomic nucleus secrets as it ticks.
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Bankhead and Welles set for Broadway return in May
Tallulah Bankhead signed for a first Broadway musical edition of The Ziegfeld Follies to open in May on Broadway. Orson Welles will lead the winter drama season at the City. One line notes a gap since 1946.
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Green Berets Soldier Profiles Fort Carson Training
Fort Carson Colorado hosts a profile of the U S Army Green Berets a versatile special forces unit trained for behind lines guerrilla coordination and frontline action The article traces lineage from World War II OSS Philippine and American resistance networks and outlines the selection and training path from jump school to a six month Psychological Warfare Center course detailing communications tactics medical aid weapons and airborne training programs
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Fox Baker and Fox Able teams train for special forces roles
The report outlines Fox Baker units with six officers and 13 enlisted per team, plus ten Fox Able teams of two officers and 13 enlisted. It details training in mountains and coastlands, survival skills, and the leaders who coordinate related field operations for combined arms readiness.
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Philadelphia Violin Maker Sees Bright Future for Instrument
William Moennig Jr a Philadelphia violin maker notes growing school interest in violins though few pursue careers due to discipline and limited financial rewards He recalls his 1622 lineage in Markneukirchen Saxony and his shop's reputation for authentic instruments including a 1000 dollar Moennig violin. He highlights American youth as future players and the family dynasty dating back to 1622.
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Novel Woolen Gifts Modernize Christmas Shopping for Men
A feature on new men’s wear ideas for Christmas includes the latest wool sweaters with Continental styling, light weight sportshirts, subdued patterned sport jackets, and radical new ties such as the wool bucket-tee with concealed buttonhole. Also highlighted are the Car Cap beret for sports and the soft wool plaid car robe with a zippered carrying case.
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No Patent On Style Says Judge About Hat Copying
Circuit Judge Myron L. Gordon ruled it is not illegal to copy a hat. He favored Siecum Hat Corp which had faced a $200,000 claim after Everitt and Dorney copied Everitt hats. Gordon found no intent to deceive the public.
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