Mr. Guedel, one of radio and television's most inventive independent packagers in the 1940s and 1950s, created "You Bet Your Life" for Marx in 1947, including having a duck drop down and deliver a ...

Dolores Martha Guedel, 71, of Amboy, IL, died Thursday, July 30, 2003, at St. Anthony Medical Center, Rockford, IL. She worked at Marquette Animal Hospital in Chicago ...

Speedcargo, a tech start-up that offers A.I. and robotics solutions for air cargo in partnership with Güdel, a manufacturer of high-precision machine components and a provider of sophisticated ...

Güdel Introduces Swiss Quality Tracks for Cobots CoboMover™ is a robust linear track for cobots and small industrial robots launching at Automate 2025. At the show, Güdel is also showcasing a ...

Airway obstruction is a common problem encountered during resuscitation. Basic airway adjuncts are often helpful, and sometimes essential, to maintain a patent airway - particularly during prolonged ...

CJBS is excited to announce Ryan Guedel, CPA, has become a Member of the Firm. Ryan has been a valued CJBS team member for ten years and was most recently Director. He continues to focus on ...

A Guedel oro-pharyngeal airway was tried; however, thick mucous secretions continued to be a significant problem and it was difficult to secure.

John Guedel, who produced three of radio and television's most enduring programs--Art Linkletter's "People Are Funny" and "House Party," and Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life"--has died.

At fashion designer Claudia Güdel’s headquarters in a former garage in Kleinbasel, you can see the magic happen. Behind the rails of clothing is a collection of ...