Word: networker
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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With the cooperation of WRUL of Boston, educational short-wave station of the World Wide Broadcasting Foundation, the program will be wired to Boston through the facilities of the Brown Network, the university's pioneer wired radio frequency system and originator of the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System...
...nations are extremists of the Right or the Left, usually willing to take the law into their own hands should the occasion arise. Add to this: 1) long and strong cultural and commercial ties between Sweden and Germany; 2) Sweden's traditional fear of Russia; 3) a Nazi network of friends and propaganda in Sweden. These things provide excellent makings of a Nazi fifth column in Sweden. This column penetrates almost every corner of Sweden, in a crisis might well out-quisle Quisling...
...espionage at Eskilstuna ("Sheffield of Sweden"), another at the gold-mining town of Boliden. A German journalist and photographer named Viese was found to have supplied a Berlin picture agency with 60 detailed photographs of Swedish mining centres and harbors. In 1938 police unmasked a huge Nazi spy network, but no details were published...
Over the weekend, Network officers announced last night, work will continue on the technical end of the broadcasting in an attempt to secure more efficient reception in all the dormitories...
Charles W. Davis '41, technical expert, issued a call last night for more workers to help with the transmission of programs. All "hams" with any experience whatsoever can try out for positions on the network by getting in touch with Davis at Leverett...