Armstrong Invention Amplifies Signals A Million Times
The article profiles Edwin E. Armstrong and his super regenerative circuit, detailing how it amplifies radio signals vastly and reduces needed tubes. It notes improved inside sets, sensitivity without outside aerials, and potential to detect sub200 meter waves with ordinary receivers, reshaping amateur radio.
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Paul F. Godley
America
Edwin Eoward Armstrong
Army Radio
France
Itnstead
Arm ‘Strong
Haseen
Wno
Armstrong
Judge Light Denies Nomination Amid Censor Clash
Long political saga details Judge Light's bid for renomination, his past offices in Fairfield County, and party dynamics. Separately, London censor Duke Atholl bans melodramatic thrillers and explains Grand Guignol theater limits while producer Jose Levy recalls European play licenses and public taste for safety.
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Offi Ich
London
Fudge Juight
Istineilon
Regicene
Norwalk
General Assembly
Spekter
House of Representatives
Isage
Court of Common Pleas
Tairfield
Joorney
Pairfeld
Cnd
England
Duke Athol
Lord Chamberlain
Duke Atholl
Ronald Trug
Annabel D. Freyne
Criminal Insane Asylum
Buntay
Gertrude Yates
Henry Jacoby
Sordon
Ce White
Jacoby
Dkyohy
Duke Athell
Jose Lavy
Cart
Europe
Lora
Rumors Hint at Dartmouth Track Coach Harry Hillman Resigning
Rumors circulate at Hanover that Track Coach Harry Hillman of Dartmouth may sever ties with the college amid friction. Students and graduates discuss the ongoing doubt, noting his celebrated success and wondering when any official word will come.
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Harry Hillman
Dartmouth Yaralty
Darmouth
Hillman
Dartmouth
Coun Wy
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Famous college stars wind down athletic careers
New York June 49 Those veteran football and track stars and other top college athletes are leaving for good as graduation ends standout careers. Names from Yale Princeton Dartmouth Navy Penn State and Columbia are among those departing, with many All-Americans and captains moving on to other ventures.
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New York
Rutledge
Ath
Mack Aldrich
Yale
Orn Davies
Tan Thers
Jim Robertson
Dartmouth
Navy
Tigers
Wary
Princeton
Antire
Poughkeepsie
Ikhig
Wrawlareen
Higgins
Sanborn
Gwin
Annapolis
Dick Glendon
Princeton Tiger
den Jourle
Johnny Poe
Elass
Nassau
Itauke Gaverty
Anothrr
Waddy McPhee
Vin Bocting
Bill Mellivaine
Tiger
Homerun Spoier
Sid Milne
Hugh Cresswell
Iredel
Scull
Dak Morgan
Ley
Penn State
Lightner
McCollum
Stell
Baer
Wnable
Elev
Lag
Rile
Meck Aldrich
Logiball
Jeli Atholete
Gordon
Paul Elder
Jed Chivenden
Pittsburgh
Tom Davies
Herb Mein
Misyhem
Bari-Kart Oon
Hine
Canfield
Wetson
Sutmeir
Canter
Ciscle
Moore
Strong
Wighergrown
Jocia Conlon
Shortston Extraordinary
Jarry Murphy
Eddie Tincali
Harvard
Graves
Mike Whitebiil
Penn
Bo" McMillan
Centre College
Isentucky
Bigehis
Columbia
Calumahia
Miley
Walter Kigigingr
Gaft
Swinburne
Gapt
Anderson
Raskin
Menkes
D. C
Fordham
Tim McNamara
Ed Cousineau
Father Seeks Divorce and Custody in Superior Court
James Chauncey Wools of Sanntory seeks divorce from Mary Woods. filed in Superior Court yesterday alleging desertion on September 24, 1973 and misconduct with Mortimer Shen of New York. The Woods married in New York in May 1913. Wools seeks custody of their child.
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James Chauncey Wools
Sanntory Axais
Mary Woods
Nis Wits
Nim
Mortimer Shen
New York
Woods
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