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...tube transmitter that ran on a storage battery. The antenna was made of bicycle rims, and even a dog walking under it would joggle the station off frequency, but he kept it going two or three hours a day, six days a week with scripture, organ music, singing, and talks to shut-ins. Hemingway called his station WMPC after Lapeer's Methodist Protestant Church (which later became the Liberty Street Gospel Church...
...spokesman denied that the paper was a revival of last year's "Yardling terming it a "new creation." He said that "unlike its predecessor which was simply an organ for the Union Committee, the new sheet would fight the policies of the CRIMSON, the Student Council and the Union Committee." It will also carry news of freshman sports and other announcements of general interest...
...found that the figure was close to right-and that thousands of other small communities have no church buildings whatever. The radio sermon was one answer (Barnhouse's own sermons are broadcast over 40 stations in 22 states). Then he thought of tape transcriptions, with organ music, hymns with the listeners joining in, prayers and a rousing good sermon written by one of the great preachers of the ages and delivered in a voice to do it justice...
Even Joe Stalin couldn't buy a copy of "The Daily Worker" in Cambridge. The Communist organ hasn't appeared on a local newsstand for over two years...
...predicted that media for the new images might be the electronic organ, sound wave instruments, and that the ability to write music directly onto film might hasten the changes. But, comforting his audience, he said: "We, the composers, are the ones who must give meaning to whatever sonorous images the engineers can invent...