Radio waves under ten meters tested in car
Boston engineers probe ultra short wavelengths below 16 meters with a 30 watt lab transmitter and a car radio setup. An automobile with compact receiver and antenna travels with three passengers to demonstrate two way reception up to several miles amid traffic and interference.
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Associated Press
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Regenerative Receiver Heralds Police Work Potential
The article notes a super regenerator receiver as highly practical for ultra wave work. Tests show higher frequencies could work satisfactorily, suggesting usefulness in police investigations if proven reliable.
Arthur Seeks Loan With Secured Guarantee
Paul questions lending ten pounds to Arthur and asks for security. Philip answers yes with proper securities. The proposed collateral includes a chain and padlock a pair of handcuffs and a watchdog.
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Police Oppose Firemen In Battle Of Heavies
In Dearborn Michigan a charity football game matched the heavy Dearborn police squad against a fast fire department team. Police weighed up to 325 pounds while firefighters relied on speed and training to gain the edge.
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Dearborn, Mich
Dearborn
Fire Departments
British Gift Sales Heavy as Christmas Imports Rise
London reports strong Christmas shopping with heavy toy and greeting card sales. Department stores draw crowds, with over two million pounds worth of toys imported for the season, and many items from foreign makers.
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Association of Publishers of Christmas Greeting Cards
Thirty Years Commuting Turns Man Into Linguist
Omaha December 25. Dr Charles A Mitchell a Presbyterian Theological Seminary professor has spent 30 years riding streetcars while others read papers. He has studied Hebrew Greek Latin German French and Spanish during his daily commute and urges others to learn foreign languages on the move.
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Omaha
Charles A. Mitchell
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
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Fannie Hurst Attacks Radio and Cars as Enemies
Detroit December 25 Fannie Hurst a novelist denounced radio and automobile writers as enemies in a lecture. She said fiction is threatened by Puritan cowardice which censors truth and demands happy endings. She warned American readers prefer platitudes on love and purity.
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Detroit
U.P
Fannie Hurst
America
Cancer researcher cites 130000 annual deaths estimate
Dr Ellice McDonald of the Cancer Research Laboratories University of Pennsylvania estimates cancer causes 130000 deaths each year A claim reports a radium extraction process from ores on the Pacific Coast that cuts a 6 month period to 30 days.
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Ellice McDonald
The
Cancer Research Laboratories
University of Pennsylvania
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