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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
4
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New York March 21 The Bell System and American Telephone and Telegraph Company outline ship to shore telephony progress. A demonstration linked a steamship Amerika 870 miles at sea to a point 100 miles inland with clear voice similar to wired service. Plans require coastal radio stations and extension of nationwide lines to relay between wire and ether. If demand justifies, passengers at sea could talk to anyone on the Bell system though ocean distances pose static and atmospheric challenges.
Insulators are materials through which electricity does not flow, preventing short circuits by keeping current on its conducting path. They also help guide radio waves from the antenna through the conductor to the wireless set and ground.
Purim the joyous feast will be celebrated by local Zionists at Harmony Hall 89 State Street Monday evening. Out of town speakers include Louis Linsky of New York secretary of the Zionist organization of America Rabb Max Ariz of the Jewish temple at Stamford and Attorney Rubin Taylor of Hartford. Music and entertainment will be provided.
Duncan, director at the Radio Institute of America, advises enthusiasts to form small clubs and share gear to accelerate learning. He outlines a buzzer hook up using a primary cell battery, headphones, and a main and sending key, plus an adjustable rheostat to control signal strength, totaling about 30 dollars for six students.
Connecticut American Legion posts face scrutiny over state officer and executive board handling of a two million dollar veterans fund. Edward L. Barlow said a statewide convention of post officers will meet in New Haven on Saturday to address perceptions of muddled administration and confirm continued disbursement of the fund to ex-service men.
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