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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

12

Final Onslaught on the Treaty Moves Toward Ratification

Senators wrestled over four weeks of debate with no clear vote shift as ratification remained possible by several votes. Opponents argued the four power pact would bind the U S to an alliance while supporters urged no alliance and emphasized Pacific amity.

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Brookline Girl to Become Bride

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Fredericka Harrison Gilbert of Brookline to George Hussey Gifford Harvard 13. Miss Gilbert is the daughter of Mrs Fredericka Harrison Gilbert of Brookline. His parents are Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Gifford of Cambridge. He teaches French at Harvard and studied at Balliol College Oxford as a Rhodes scholar.

Fredericka Gilbert George Hussey Gifford Harvard Fredericka Harrison Gilbert Radcliffe Gilbert Brookline Nathaniel Gifford Cambridge

Wireless Editor Seeks Boston Contest Winners for Umbrella Radio

The Boston Post invites contestants to submit a 500 word account of a wireless incident for a chance to win $100 in wireless gear. The umbrella radio set debuted on Tremont Street drawing excitement as Samuel Curtis demonstrated a hand built receiver with umbrella antenna.

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Radio Enthusiast Curtis Taps Distant Broadcasts From Minimal Set

Curtis demonstrates a small Aeriotron receiver picking up Medford broadcasts and messages from stations within 15 to 20 miles, with coded transmissions from E A Vermilya in Marion. A Navy Arlington transmitter test at 2650 metres attracts reports from Charlestown, New Orleans, and others, while Radcliffe College Lab receives Chicago birthday greetings and a gift offer.

Curtis WGI Medford E. A. Vermilya Marion Cape Westinghouse Naval Radio Station Arlington Washeld Charlestown Navy Yard Maine Arlington Charlestown Mavy Yard New Orleans Point Isabel Great Lakes Key West Bar Harbor Radcliffe College Radcliffe College Club Chicago

Municipal radiophone station opens with mayoral broadcast plan

A City Hall event marks the formal opening of the Municipal radiophone station in the Aldermani Chamber. Mayor Curley will from his desk broadcast to Medford Hillside and Station WJZ Newark, relayed to City Hall, with further landline transmission to Mayor Hylan. Radio programs from WGI WBZ and KDKA include amateur talks, weather, music, and civic club presentations.

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