Across Ocean Talking and Seeing Soon
New York reports Dr E F W Alexanderson of RCA and GE predicts that within ten years people will see and talk across the ocean by television. He outlines three steps: broadcasting pictures, transmission of facsimiles and letters, and radio transmission of motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Corporation
New York
E. F W. ‘Alexanderson
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Alexanderson
St. Louis
American Institute of Elegtelval Engineers
Emperor Still Lives After Bulletin From Tokyo
Tokyo bulletin from the household department states that Yoshibiro’s condition is "virtually an change" and the emperor remains alive. The notice came at right o'clock tonight, reflecting the crisis in the imperial household amid the uncertain health status.
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Tokyo
Household Department
Yosbibilo
Cyclops bomber to be delivered to U S services by Christmas
The Cyclops, the world largest imagined bomber, is to be completed and delivered to the U S air service by Christmas. The massive craft rises 16 feet above and will fly over 100 miles an hour with 9000 pounds of bombs, Earthquake, felt in Ventura California, December 19. Two quakes struck the city early today, at 1 05 am and 8 45 am, with no damage reported. Robert Webb Deag Buckle Tenn December 19, former United States Senator from Tennessee and Confederate veteran, died today after a month long illness.
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U. S
Roweller
Strawn
Ventura
Calif
Neithe
Robert Webb
Lost Hat Fatality Shocks Everetts Man in Cumberland Area
Samuel Bollmass a 52-year-old farmer of Everett Pa near Cumberland died after falling from a moving automobile while trying to retrieve his hat blown off by wind. He sustained a fractured skull and died shortly after. Also noted is a local fair board ticket led by Milton Porterfeld for president with Robert Renck and William Cunningham as director candidates. Another item reports the first skating accident of the season in Waynesboro when M E Gordon slipped on a pond near Downsville and was injured.
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Samuel Bollmass
Everett
Cumberland
Bolwan
Asbalece
Fair Board
Milton I. Porterfeld
Robert Renck
William Cunningham
Hart
M. E. Gordon
Waynesboro
Downsville
Gordon
Fires in Baltimore County Cause Heavy Loss
Two Baltimore County fires caused about 90000 dollars in damage. In Pikesville a two story building housing two stores and an apartment burned, with losses around 50000. A Howard County garage was seriously damaged next, with total town losses near 9000.
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Baltimore County
AL Pikesville
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Washington St
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Asco
Richardson & Robins
Colburn
ABC
California
Desert
Belmont Chocolates
Betsy Ross
Hershey
Victor
Victor Bread
Washington Street
Potoman Streit
Balen
Gur Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Otter
Community Finance Service
ING
Stekell Building
F. Dw
Grand Stare
W. Washington
Phos
Dist
O’ Coats
Liptgerie
Copenhagen
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