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power generator was to power Lubeck’s street lights, but not enough power was generated. Their transmitter used 10 gallons of distilled water hourly to cool...

Lubeck 24 Dec 1936). First manager, Les Bradley was Vice President of the Federation of Australian Commercial Broadcasters. Started with 52 hours of local...

support the Protestants; but he was soon forced to retreat. With the Treaty of Lübeck (1929), Denmark–Norway participation ended, and their nation would then...

brown dwarfs Each lit the way forward to broadcasting in Australia Abbiss, John Edwin Frederick "Jack" [1] - 1907(Eng)-1977(Qld) - Licences: 4JA Brisbane...

1933: Owned by Jack Ward, owner of the Horsham Times and the New Sunraysia. They changed their callsign to 3LK Lubeck on 02-1-1937. 5SSA Adelaide 1980:...

director John Zapp detailed preliminary studies that indicated that when rats were exposed to low doses of C8, there was a notable increase in the size of rats’...

founded in the 12th century, with the foundation of the city of Lübeck in 1158–1159. Many northern cities of the Holy Roman Empire became hanseatic cities...

from Lübeck and Bremen took up the idea and founded a field hospital for the duration of the siege of Acre in 1190, which became the nucleus of the order;...

founded in the 12th century, with the foundation of the city of Lübeck in 1158–1159. Many northern cities of the Holy Roman Empire became hanseatic cities...

3HS Horsham 11-9-1933 then 3LK Lubeck 24-12-1936. First manager, Les Bradley was Vice President of the Federation of Australian Commercial Broadcasters...

support the Protestants; but he was soon forced to retreat. With the Treaty of Lübeck (1929), Denmark–Norway participation ended, and their nation would then...

Marshall, Mandeville, son of John Musgrove Musgrove, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, England, to Marjory, daughter of the late William Matthews, of Adelaide, S.A. S.A...