Oberlin campus flies high as club forms
Oberlin College students spark a new campus flying club led by Kenneth Teasdale and Bob Jensen with permission from the assistant dean. The group aims to manufacture planes with Champion Aircraft Corp and will seek a Student Council charter, meeting at Oberlin Airport with veteran pilot Jack Coates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adke
Rubin Town
Flyer's Service Inc
Williman Field
St. Paul
Cmpany
Oberlin College
Champion Aircraft Corp
Kenneth Teasdale
St. Louis
Bob Jensen
Sleepy Eye
William Holdeman
Flying Club
U.K
Oberlin Airport
Jack Coates
Veter
Aviation club anchors plans for student permits and fleet
An instructor led orientation rides for over 25 students including several coeds Mikey Bell Barbara Bryan and Jean Cressey to spark aviation interest. They aim for student flying permits by next spring then propose buying an airplane for club use. Also notes free obsolete aeronautical charts on request and flight offer to Ohio State football games.
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Mikey Bell
Barbara Bryan
Jean Cressey
Tairer Gex
Gang
Allis-Chalmers Touts Alcoholism Treatment Benefits
Henry A. Mielarek of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing says the firm's program to treat employee alcoholism costs the company nothing and boosts profits. He notes about 80 percent of treated workers recover fully, with gains in efficiency, fewer accidents, and lower absenteeism.
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Madison
Wis
Urf
Frm
Henry A. Mielarek
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Pat And Mike Story Silent Twin Birth Notice
A Buffalo UP report notes a lawyer issued birth announcements for twins named Pat and Mike. The device mimicked the Pat and Mike duo, ending with the line that Pat has seen absolutely nothing to Mike.
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Pat
Mike
Baffalo
John P. McKenna
What is a balanced government and offshore oil revenue
Readers raise questions on offshore oil title taxes and private profits, constitutional powers, and U S foreign policy. Edgar A Mowrer explains the Democratic view on offshore deposits and the limits of Congress funding foreign allies, noting constitutional ambiguity and historical debt repudiation myths.
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H. 4. Chenoa
Act of Congress
Congress
W. WY. Me
Camden
N. J
Home is the Hero aBullying Tale at The Guild
Broadway bulletin notes a Dublin hit by Arthur Machen titled Home is the Hero. Worthington Miner directs with a strong cast led by Machen and Peggy Ann Garner. The drama follows Paddo O Reilly a tyrant reasserting control after prison and five years apart from his family, ending with a costly illusion of freedom. The piece offers sharp acting and comic moments but lacks a definite, satisfying meaning for some viewers.
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Jack Gaver
New York
Theater Guild
Ireland
Arthur Macon
Abbey Theater
Dublin
Worthington Miner
Machen
Sam
Paddo O'Reilly
Paddo
Padda
Peggy Ann Garner
Glenda Farrell
Jpat O'Malley
Art Smith
Frances Fuller
Ann Thomas
Donald Harron
Loretta Leverse
Christopher‘Plummer
Fisherman Hooks Trout Salmon and an Extra Line
In Rangeley Maine a Catholic priest from New York City reeled in a two pound salmon and a two pound trout on Mooserockme Lake. His line tangled with another fisherman's, who dropped his gear in panic and left a brand new fly reel snagged on the line.
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Rangeley. Me
Francis Red
New York City
Mooserockmegantic Lake
Adams
Mass
George E. Schwarzer
Raymond Baker
Cheshire Lake
See a Phones Now Instead Of Plain Old Telephones
San Diego report describes Kay Lab electronics television telephone a face to face video device selling at about 5000 dollars. Designed for factories and large concerns it is already used at atomic energy commission plants and by Westinghouse General Electric Remington Rand Raytheon and Lockheed. It aids production checks signature verification and security and allows remote conferences with adjustable screens showing documents.
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San Diego
Calif
Kay Lab Electronics
Kay Lab
Richard T. Liberman
Atomic Energy Commission
Westinghouse
General Electric
Remington Rand
Raytheon
Lockheed
Immortality Evidence Sparks Debate On Afterlife
An editor's note introduces Rev. Alson J. Smith's book Immortality The Scientific Evidence and argues that science may someday accept survival beyond death. The piece cites 19th and early 20th century scientists such as Rayleigh, J J Thompson, Crookes, and Lombroso as proponents in the Society for Physical Research.
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Alson J. Smith
Society For Physical Research
Ad Sa
London
John Strutt
Lord Rayleigh
J.jj Thompson
Bateson
William Crookes
Royal Society
Garden Corner: Nuts Trees Sparrows and Gardens
A farmers notes series surveys black walnuts English walnuts and chestnuts noting small nut crops and shell difficulties. It cites blight ending Cascade Park trees and mentions hickory root damage. It preserves lore of chestnut experiments and old time nut cracking, plus sparrow introductions and local flower plantings by residents in Elyria.
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Elyria
Apparitions and Photographic Portraits in a 1954 piece
In a 1954 feature Alson J. Smith discusses material from a photography society about post death impressions. Lt J J Larkin reports a ghostly visit from Lt David McConnel seen at 3 30 pm December 7 1919, and notes the death timing and room conditions. The article weighs telepathic theory and image mapping in portraits and outlines arranging vacation story sequences and color photography tips.
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J. J. Larkin
David M'Connel
Akhurst
Alehurst
Larkin
Alson J. Smith
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Week's Headlines From Nation Spark Humorous Afoot
Odd miscellany from across the country features a blouse incident, a car crash near Springfield, engineers’ study on marriage, and court bingo as a gag. Reports from New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Chicago note divorces, village notices, and a dog performing a trout show in a quirky roundup.
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Stanhope
Pany
Magis
Trate Regis Smith
Science Beats Black Death Worldwide Says UC Expert
UC professor Dr. R. Politzer at Hooper Foundation says plague now normally curable and controllable due to sutonamides antibiotics and potent insecticides led by DDT. Yet plague remains a threat in poor nations, especially in Asia, lacking funds and trained staff to combat it.
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San Francisco
Snally
University of California
R. Politzer
Hooper Founation
University of California Medical Center
Asia
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Counc
Flying Physicians Club
Mark E. Degrott
Tulsa
Okla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Witate Wietabe
Paves
Bud” Weigel
Dick Carpenter
California
Ort Ner Air Service, Inc
Birmingham
Don Scott Field
Columbus
Cleveland
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
France
Canada
U.S
West Aircraft Co
Denver
Calo
West
Aeronca Corp
Middle
By Edgar A. Mowrer
Hisenhower
Bonor
Chester Bowles
India
N. B
Philadelphia
New Delhi
U. S
E. F
American Lake
Wash
Lincoln
Britain
J. FE
Portland
Ore
Ansel Mawrer
Nancy
Nanette
Icewild
Liberia
John Larson
Massachusetts
Africa
Broadway Bulletins
Prentice-Hall
Hon. Nicholass Pike
Brooklyn
Ben Myers
Washington Ave
Arthur Ely
HH. M. Boose
Windsor, Ont
David
Cheerio
Zee
Cass
M'Connel
Morever
M’connel
F. W. A. Myers
Boose
Springfield
Nat
Shapiro
Troy
Freesigner
Keller
Moneey
Ayrdi
Janet N.Y
Tate TY Recording
Schenectady, N.Y
Stanhope, N. J
Chicago
Adish
Idea
Illinois Institute of Technology
Wilmington
Frank Weed
Rubio
Wes
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