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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1951

Page

8

Predic­tion color TV will not obsolete black and white sets

FCC member Freda Hennock said color television will not render black and white receivers obsolete for five to ten years. The FCC will consider compatible improvements allowing color reception on existing B and W sets given the number of receivers and viewers.

Washington Freda Hennock Federal Communications Commission Miss Hennock FCC

Radio Moscow Boosts English Broadcasts Into Midwest

Radio Moscow has intensified English language transmissions into the midwestern United States. FCC monitors report unusually strong signals and possible summer frequency shifts. Officials note no U.S. station rebroadcasts Moscow, while Russia uses multiple transmitters to jam Voice of America and spread propaganda.

Washington Radio Moscow United States Russia Des Moines Iowa U. S Federal Communications Commission FCC Moscow Middle West Grand Island Neb WARC Brentwood N. Y KWID San Francisco Voice of America State Department Petropavlovak Siberia

British Add To Cyprus Forces

June 8 report from Nicosia says British aircraft carriers War rer and Trumph arrived at Fama eigta harbor. Disembarkation of 2,981 British parachute troops began, to be moved to camps across the island to bolster Britain's Mediterranean garrisons amid Middle East tensions during the oil crisis.

Nicosia Cyprus Warrer Trumph Famaeigta Harbor Theas Wil Britain Middle East Tran

Firet chimes and bells by Benjamin Menke in 1605

The fragment notes that the first chimes and bells manufactured in the United States were made by Benjamin Menke in 1605 and mentions the term agony column used for personals in British newspapers.

United States Benjamin Menke

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