Reed Announces Reelection Candidacy From Pennsylvania
Washington Feb 1 Senator David A Reed of Pittsburgh announced his candidacy for reelection. Reed, finishing his first term, chairs the Senate Military Affairs Committee and sits on Finance Foreign Relations and Rules. He argues his six year record and support for the Republican program of national economy. He cites a current senate dispute over Pennsylvania representation and mentions Senator-elect Vare’s denied seat.
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David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Finance
Foreign Relations
United States
Republican Party
Coolidge
Melton
Vare
Study Habits Of Missing Student In Smith Case
In Northampton Massachusetts on February 1 a scientific study of Frances Smith's school habits and demeanor in classrooms began as investigators seek causes for her disappearance from Smith College. Dr Lydiard Horton, a psychologist, conferred with instructors and classmates to form psychological insights. Police checked reports of a girl matching her description at the Smith Summer home in South Amherst but could not verify the sighting.
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Northampton
Mass
Frances Smith
Smith College
Lydiard H. Horton
Smith
South Amherst
Shipping Board Employees Enter Civil Service
The Senate voted to place United States Shipping Board employees under civil service. The Bruce Amendment to the Jones bill was adopted by voice vote as proceedings began on the bill before final action.
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Washington
U. P
Senate
United States Shipping Board
Civil Service
Bruce
Winter air indoors urged for health and comfort
Weekly health talk urges bringing fresh outdoor air inside to avoid unhealthy drafts. Dr. Theodore B. Appel states sealing homes to keep cold air out harms health, recommending opening windows briefly and letting in outdoor air daily. Nominating petitions filed in Harrisburg by several Republican candidates. Cautious buyers urged to read the Classified Ads.
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Theodore B. Appel
Photographs by Radio Set Now Possible for Homes
Radio users can receive pictures by tuning to a wavelength as a photo forms in minutes. Experiments led by Dr. E F W Alexanderson at NBC in New York demonstrated home reception of an 434 by 8 inch photo from a Bellmore transmitter, in a 90 second broadcast, opening the era of visual radio and widespread educational use.
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New York
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Co
National Broadcasting Co
Schenectady
N. Ya
NBC Laboratory
Fifth Avenue
Bellmore
WEAF
Submarine S-3 Story Near Guantanamo Bay
The submarine S-3 is expected to reach Guantanamo Bay by nightfall as a wider story of its loss and recovery remains unresolved. Admiral Brumby says the craft was picked up by other submarines but details are sparse. During disappearance the crew maintained about eight and a half knots. search by 26 vessels continued 300 miles east of Palm Beach.
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Guantanamo Bay
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Navy Department
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Camden
Culinarute
Palm Beach
Fla
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