Venezuela Ideal For Radio Tesis Claims By RCA Engineer
George H. Clark an RCA publicity engineer visiting Boston says long wave radio reception is far better in Venezuela than the United States even during the static season. He told the Post there is no time when direct copy of American stations on the Atlantic coast cannot be obtained with a simple oscillating detector and no static suppression devices.
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United States
Venezuela
George H. Clark
Radio Corporation of America
Boston
the Post
Clark
Atlantic Coast
Navy
New York
The
Radio Corporation
Annapolis
Europe
Porto Cabello
New Brunswick
Stuik
Crystal set and its value to radio
In 1921 Mn Clark describes installing Biotron transmitters in Venezuela and testing radio conditions across mountainous terrain. He notes successful 500 kilometer communication with 1.25 kW transmitters using continuous wave, plus Navy long wave and European stations readings during storms. He explains crystal sets detectors, their simplicity and low cost, and compares them to vacuum tubes.
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Republic of Venezuela
Mn Clark
Amrad Broad Casting Schedule Highlights Frosts Bostonian Orchestra
The Amrad schedule features a Thursday Medford concert by Frost's Bostonian Orchestra, returning from Canada for their first public radio appearance after over a year there. Nighttime reception in Venezuela weakens compared with daytime signals. Atlantic coast stations prove stronger than Annapolis and New Brunswick, with 1500 meter bands notably clearer in daylight.
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Venezuela
Atlantic Coast
United States
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Tuckerton
Marion
Amrad
Medford
Frost
Bostonian Orchestra
Canada
Four Executors Sued Over Lasser Agoos Estate
Isaac Dimond of Boston sues four executors Samuel L Agoos Solomon Agoos Harry Finkelstein and Lee M Friedman of the Lasser Agoos estate in Suffolk courts seeking 150000 damages for an alleged breach of contract to reimburse him for stockholder losses in L Agoos & Company. The suit centers on a December 1920 agreement by Lasser Agoos to reimburse any loss arising from stockholdings.
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Samuel L
Solomon Agoos
Harry Finkelstein
Lee M. Friedman
Lasser Agoos
Boston
Suffolk
Isaac Dimond
L. Agoos & Company
Lasser Afoos
L Agoos Invests in Washington Essex Block Old Siegel Property
The report notes investment by L Agoos and Company in the Washington Essex building known as the old Siegel property. It states a total loss occurred and Dimond claims entitlement to 99399 dollars with interest.
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L. Agoos & Company
Washington-Essex
Siegel
Dimond
Auto of Roger Hadley stolen, found abandoned in Arlington Heights
The automobile of Roger C. Hadley of Billerica was stolen Sunday night and found abandoned on Paul Revere road in Arlington Heights yesterday.
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Roger C. Hadley
Billerica
Paul Revere Road
Arlington Heights
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