Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1952 — Page 28
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Mrs Nicholson ls scheduled to attend an Army school at Great Lakes, when he Me. rr N. Meveaieh St. was specialty school for further in- returns from his leave. mmii oned assecond lieutenant struction. . Tali : gg at officer candidate rr & ‘Now serving in Germany Is
graduation ceremonies at FL. p,q § Keutzer, 17, son of IV Emery B. Cooper Jr. hu Riley, Kas., June 18. band of Mrs. Elsie per, RR 7. Lt. Nicholson, who was grad- Mr. and Mrs. Oman Keutzer, 2108, 5 graduate of Decatur Central
School, attended Indiana Univer- leave after finishing recruit train- his basic training at Ft. Bliss, sity before he was inducted in Ing at Great Lakes, Ill Tex.
pasie training at Ft. Knox, Ky. School, he is expecting to be as- FE. FE. Cooper.
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Receiving the Purple Heart Times State Service medal with an oak leat cluster at) SCOTTSBURG, June 26—CeleCamp Breckenridge last week was i Sgt. Richard T. Sutterfield, 1320 Pring their golden wedding an Standish Ave. niversary tomorrow in their home
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Philco Radio Corp. is paying $2 million as the exclusive sponsor of the Na- By July 7, AT&T expects to add 10 new cities to its inter-connected television lines and units so that 99 per cent of the country's television sets will be able to
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About 5000 miles of extra radio relay and coaxial cable channels will be fdded, bringing to total interconnected mileage to 29,500.
Most networks planned to make extensive use of “walkie-talkie” units which will permit them to give viewers close-up pictures of the delegates at their work on the convention floor as well as intimate interviews with political personages, “~Reprinted from Indianapolis Times 6/26. y
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