Radio amateurs win permission to explore ultra low wave band
March 19 1928 amateur radio pioneers hailed government approval to use the 19 meter band between 496 kilocycles. John Reinartz and others suggest limited testing could lead to a hundred stations, with beam transmission and shorter antennas. A coast to coast mesh of 20 meter links and 40 meter messages is proposed to support future broadcasting and night dance programs.
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John Tu Reinartz
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Conn
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Marconi
Great Britain
Charity Sale At Fairmount Park Church Benefit Night
Under the primary department of the Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church on Airmount Boulevard N FE on Friday night March 20 a royal good time for all. Foods on sale will benefit church debt. Admission 16c and 10c. Everybody welcome.
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Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church
Airmount Blvd
N. FE
Daniels Plea for Peace at Local Lecture
Former Navy secretary Josephus Daniels urged Americans to seek peace and back policies ensuring veterans’ sacrifices were not in vain. He criticized reparations delays, warned against arms race spending, and called for a decisive end to war to prevent future destruction. Daniels argued Europe’s troubles touch the United States and urged collective action.
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First Christian Church
United
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Daniels
Lloyd George
Europe
Peace Vision Voices Faith in Lasting Harmony
Daniels spoke of his Paris peace experiences urging Americans to unite for lasting peace at home and abroad. He described the men at the Paris peace parley and warned that hate and greed drive war while faith and sacrifice can secure world peace. The piece notes British law governs business in Hong Kong and cites a cold remedy advertisement with Bromo Quinine.
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