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Broadcast: 1943
Father Smith broadcasting a news release in Spanish from his parish house broadcasting station in Questa, New Mexico. Photograph by John Collier, 1943. View full size.
How could they cut off the DOG?
My first response was WHAT'S THAT UNDER HIS CHAIR? Nowadays, the animal would be featured, and the person would be an afterthought!
Pastor
I wonder if he's still around today, & what he would think of our communication capabilities today.
re: Gear
I love the dog. I wish the photographer hadn't cut him in half.
Gear
Besides the Zenith console and the turntable atop it, I also see a car radio (top shelf, with a side panel missing) and what might be a wire recorder to the padre's right. Car batteries under the table may have been a backup or may have powered a transmitter directly. And course the faithful dawg on the rug.
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