Congress adjourns for holidays with senate focus
Congress adjourned for holidays and will not reconvene until January 8. The Senate debate centered on the harbor and flyer bill in its closing hours, with the measure passing 67 to 8 and authorizing about 75 million dollars in new projects and surveys as conference talks begin.
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Clash of Giants Draws Big Gate in Grange Muller Match
The anticipated game in Los Angeles features Red Grange and Brick Muller. Grange and Muller are set to meet in January, offering fans a chance to compare the two famed red-heads and assess their impact on the gate.
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Bobby Jones and the 1927 British Open at St Andrews
The piece suggests Bobby Jones may reconsider defending his title at St Andrews noting the course’s breadth generous roughs and huge greens. It argues St Andrews presents a tougher wind driven challenge than American courses and could reveal human limits in his game.
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Four Pitchers Tie In World Series Wins Streaks
Four pitchers have appeared in World Series games without a defeat. Herb Pennock and Babe Ruth of the Yankees, Jack Coombs of the Athletics, and Babe Adams of the Pirates each have five or more winless appearances. Ruth and Adams share three victories each, Ruth also posting twenty nine scoreless innings. Christy Mathewson led in games pitched with ten, while Brown, Joe Bush, and Art Nehf also posted notable win loss records in early World Series play.
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Padded Mit Game Promises Heavyweight Ring Entries
The padded-uit game mentions Monte Mann of Nebraka Sally Montgomery of Centre and other heavyweights as possible entrants. Earl Britton famed running mate of Red Grange at Illinois may join, having asked promoter Humbert Fogazy for a New York bout. T. N. Z. Lassman, NYU giant tackle, plans to enter the ring.
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Receiver design shifts signals right to left for short connections
Keith Benney and John Brennan highlight a four-tube radio receiver with right-to-left layout to shorten coil and transformer wiring, reduce feedback, and use behind-socket cabling with a panel shield. They describe neutralization by Rice method, choke usage, a dynamic 600k ohm volume control, and a detailed bill of parts for a high-fidelity lab circuit.
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Additions to Control Audio Frequency Output
A historic notice describes new means to regulate audio frequency output for amplifiers. It notes that de toning receivers or altering rheostat resistance reduces loud signals but introduces faults. The article promises a simple addition to achieve smooth, even control over energy to amplifier tubes.
Volume control in resistance coupled tube amplifiers
In a transformer coupled system the potentiometer should connect to the grid slider arm to regulate grid current and output. In resistance coupled amplification the pot replaces the grid leak, with high value to minimize distortion. Contacts of audio frequency amplifiers must not control output volume.
Radio Organ Playing Differs From Concert
A new art has developed with the introduction of the pipe organ in Tadion broadcasting studios the radio organist. Playing for radio transmission requires special technique and preplanning of stops to achieve harmonious effects for the listener. Even the greatest organist may fail in broadcasting if not trained for microphones and studio acoustics. Erwin Schenk, who plays for WLW on Wednesday and Friday noons, notes microphones must be placed in special positions and the control operator must modulate the amplifier for proper transmission.
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Big Industrial Baby In Jenathan Radio Growth
In six years of development the young radio industry has grown to a billion dollar annual market for supplies and equipment, signaling rapid expansion and growing commercial impact.
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