Nation Faces Naval Build Up and Regional Duties
The speaker stresses a strong sea armament to defend a vast coast and overseas interests, including the Panama canal. He cites aeronautics growth, road and irrigation investments, and improvements in the Philippines, urging cautious expansion aligned with international duties. He calls for flood control, water power, prohibition enforcement, veterans relief consolidation, and a unified education department while reaffirming commitment to peaceful international norms.
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National Airways
Philippine Islands
Leotard Wood
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Philippine Treasury
Senate fights over seating and Coolidge program
The Seventieth Congress opened with Longworth reelected as House leader while Senate seating questions for Smith and Ware triggered votes barring oath. President Coolidge outlined farm relief flood control and navy limits, urging enforcement of Prohibition and power during coal strikes, amid party splits.
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Ware
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Nebraska
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Borah
Smith
Reed Committee On Campaign Expenditures
Coolidge
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Mississippi
Taxaton
Mellon
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Gulf-to-the-Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Panama Canal
Alhajuela
National Defense
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge Budgets May Raise U S Expenditures
President Coolidge submitted his annual budget message urging Congress not to reduce taxes by more than 225 million dollars. The fiscal year 1929 budget plans total expenditures of 4.556,957,081 dollars excluding postal service costs, about 40 million less than 1928, but about 63 million higher than 1927 actual disbursements based on estimated receipts.
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Coolidge
Navy
Congress
Postal Service
Postage Rate Changes Recommended by Postmaster General
The Postmaster General recommends restoring the one cent rate on postcard postage and magazines, lowering rates for newspapers sent by others than publishers, and simplifying the third class mail handling. Proposals include single cent minimums, one cent per card or letter, and twelve cents per pound for bulk third class mail with eight cents per pound for certain items, aiming to restore the old minimum and adjust rates for catalogs seeds and similar items.
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Gt Tewepiper
Honal Ag Oance
Fetc
An R F Amplifier Will Aid Radio Tone Quality
An R F amplifier improves radio tone by enhancing weak signals before detection, reducing distortion, and aiding dynamic range. It discusses detector behavior, plate current differences, and the role of interstage coupling and shielding in preserving selectivity and preventing oscillation.
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Renutla
Willette
Nile
Huttde Aide
Pyle End
Bane
Low Impedance Tubes for Audio Amplifier Use
The article explains that using tubes with low output impedance improves energy transfer and overall performance in audio amplifiers. It notes that low impedance tubes provide better coupling with transformers and that most amplifiers maintain high overall gain while delivering more load voltage to the speaker, especially for low notes.
Old Tubes Cause Poor Radio Reception
A radio expert notes that fading reception often points to aging tubes and power shortages. As power equipment ages, weakening signals and distortion rise, and testing shows tube deterioration is likely the main cause of the trouble.
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Connelly
Superheterodyne A Frequency Changer Concept
The text explains superheterodyne as a frequency changer that uses beating between two frequencies. It contrasts this with other changes and mentions amplification and heterodyning in a designed system, noting a developed beat and specific terminology.
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