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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1986

Page

2

Lorain’s Harold Long Radio Pioneer Remembered

Harold Long, Lorain resident now 84, recalls becoming a ham at 13 around 1915 with Myron Ross and Ed Swanson. He describes early wireless lessons at the Elyria YMCA and a Cleveland instructor guiding their amateur radio experiments.

Lorain Harold Long Harold West Side Elyria Myron Ross Ed Swanson Elyria Ymca

Ham radio pioneers on Bath Street share of 8MM call letters

Harold recalls learning Continental Morse Code and earning the 8MM call letters for amateur radio. He describes building a backyard antenna shed, making a high voltage transformer, and trading DX with other young hams while facing repeated electric-seal crackdowns and flickering lights. He also recalls hearing KDKA's first experimental broadcast around 1917.

Harold Ed Swanson Bath Street Astern States Canada Papa Electric Company Electric KDKA Pittsburgh

Alphie the Siamese Cat a Life Together for 18 Years

A writer recalls Alphie the Siamese, living with him through 17 or 18 years across seven homes since 1969. The vet warns of failing kidneys and a stomach lump, weighing the cat's quality of life as the owner faces the decision to ease Alphie's pain.

Alphie Cape Canaveral George Alphié Chicago Philadelphia

Barbara Bush urges parents to judge toys by safety

Barbara Bush told a Consumer Product Safety Commission press conference to put themselves in their children's shoes when buying Christmas toys. She urged parents to act as safety experts, stressing age labeling, sturdy construction, avoiding small parts and long strings, and supervising older electric toys.

Washington Barbara Bush Consumer Product Safety Commission Bush Washington, D.C Consumer Federation of America Childwise 16Th St N.W

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