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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1941

Page

5

Radio Stations Prepare to Broadcast Television with FCC Approval

Washington, July 1. After delays, about six stations ready to begin first commercial TV broadcasts approved by the FCC. Industry standards set by the National Television Systems Committee to prevent obsolescence and monopolistic control. Each station must air at least 15 minutes to qualify for commercialization.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC Commission Tobey Charles W. Tobey M. H Senate Interstat Commerce National Television Systems Committee Radio Manufacturers Association

Mayors Stage Milking Tourney Promotes Daily Month in Iowa

Willenbrock won a milking contest at Iowa City's main downtown corner by extracting 15 ounces in three minutes, beating Hahn who drew 10 ounces. The event featured mayors ajway from a cow barn amid a milling crowd to promote Daily Month in Iowa.

Willenbrock Hahn Iowa City Iowa Iowa Daily Press Frank Hahn Cedar Rapids Henry Willenbrock

FCC plans free distribution of TV signals and relay network

The commission seeks free graph ic distribution so each sector can access services and notes a developing television relay system between cities. Chairman Fry cautions national defense cuts may not cripple the industry. Licenses have invested over 8 million dollars in standard development. A notable demo aired the Republican national convention in Philadelphia last year.

FCC Commission James Lawrence Fry

Grandview Births and Community Notes

Grandview reports the birth of an eight pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Nickel named William Dee. Nellie Eckhardt visits the Barnie Wetrieh home. Mrs. Cora Ossman cares for the Nickel baby. Arlen Gay mourns a death. neighbors lend support at the Rensberger and Enfield homes. Galen Bull works at Montgomery Ward in Washington.

Delbert Maxwell Grandview Verlin Nickel William Dee Nellie Eckhardt Barnie Wetrieh Cora Ossman Ellsworth Palmer Arlen Gay Jake Rensberger Lester Disney Loretta and Lynn Charles Green Merle Enfield Wayne Wade Rich and Cray Galen Bull Montgomery Ward Washington

Fresh garden beans as vitamin C source after cooking

Fresh garden beans retain substantial vitamin C with 30 to 40 percent lost in cooking. Despite losses beans remain a good source of this nutrient.

First Legal Aid Society Founded in New York

The first legal aid society in the United States was incorporated on March 8, 1876 in New York by lawyers and laymen concerned over frauds and impositions against German immigrants.

First Legal Aid Society United States New York

New Serum Saves Lives Across Michigan Pneumonia Study

Dr H Allen Moyer state health commissioner reports that over 350 persons contracted lobar pneumonia in Michigan were saved by new serums and drugs during the past year. The most success is in ages 5 to 50 years.

Michigan H. Allen Moyer

Shortage of streetcar crews prompts new punishment law

Russian cities face conductor and driver shortages due to loafing and unauthorized leaves of absence. A new law authorizes penalties for these misdemeanors, aiming to enforce attendance and reliability in public transit operations.

Russia

Massachusetts inventor unveils four edged safety razor blade

A Massachusetts man introduces a four edge safety razor blade. In Los Angeles, a man claims he has used the same blade for eight years, showcasing extreme durability.

Massachusetts Los Angeles Calif

Changes in Iowa AAA Administrative Force Today

Des Moines reports broad shifts in the Iowa AAA structure with Albert Loveland named state chairman succeeding Guy W. Smith who returns to the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. John B. Kimberley Collins takes over the administrative and fiscal section while four new field force appointees join: Paul Benner Otto Brandau William Hawks and Alvin Cook. George Meader transfers to Iowa office to replace Del De Haan.

Des Moines Iowa Aaa Albert Loveland Guy W. Smith Russell Smith Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Whea Crop Insurance John B. Kimberley Collins State Office Paul Benner State Center Marshall County Aaa Otto G. Brandau Rudd Floyd County William L. Hawks Creston Union County Alvin C. Cook Farnhamville Calhoun George Meader Michigan State Aaa Iowa del de Haan Pella

Teaching Post at Junction Is Given to Marian Williams

Marian Williams who taught at Orchard last year has resigned there to teach home economies at Columbus Junction near home, replacing her previous duties in Crawfordsville. Noted singer Roy Randolph and relatives visited the McCleary home as Mr Monroe performed at the piano.

Junction Marian Williams Mamaroneck N. Y Mrs. J J. B. Randolph Keota J. S. McCleary Roy Ran Dolph Ruth George Chagrin Falls Ohio George Monroe Cleveland Roy Randolph Monroe McCleary

Eight-Minute Light Journey From Sun To Earth

Light travels at 186000 miles per second and takes eight minutes to reach Earth. this astonishing pace means sunlight delivers energy and warmth from the sun in a timely manner, sustaining life and day to day activities.

Ginkgo Trees: Living Fossil Reaches 120 Feet

A ginkgo, a living fossil grown in temples in China, has persisted essentially unchanged for 10 million years and is related to cycads and conifers. The maid enhair tree grows to about 120 feet and bears leaves like maidenhair ferns.

China

Best Man Tradition Traces to Early Capture Weddings

The custom of a best man at weddings dates to primitive marriage practices where the husband enlisted friends to help in abducting the bride. The tale links wedding rites to ancient social customs and peer support roles.

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