Nation’s outlook outlined for postwar economy and defense
The address covers national finances budget aims and defense needs. It highlights continued sea power and airways growth, public works and roads, agricultural resilience, and support for farmers. It notes relief for flood disasters, dam projects, prohibition enforcement, labor and fuel policy, veteran relief consolidation, and education expansion with a cabinet led department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
Panama
Absolete
Department of Commerce Hias
National Airways
Ani-mal
Boeh
Philippine Islands
Mn & Sound
Leonard Wood
Congress
Philippine Treasury
Islands
Ofter
Misaissipat Ofsaater
Misaissippi
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
California
Misliong
Department of Education and
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United States
Seventieth congress faces fights over seating and plans
Edward W. Pickard surveys the first week of the new session as the Senate debates seating of Smith and Ware, the House re-elects Longworth, and President Coolidge outlines fiscal and defense priorities while urging moderation in tax cuts and continued prohibition enforcement.
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Seventieth Congress
House
Nicholas Longworth
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Yvare
Illirois
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Committee On Privileges and
Borsh
Smith
Ware
Reed Committee On
Coolidge
Congress
Postal Service
Philsa
Fea
Defense
Navy
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
White House
Butler
Kansas City
San Francisco
Charles Vans Wughes
Willis
Irank Q. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
Edneys City
Lowden
Kentucky
Texas
Arkanges
Ollahoma
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Louisiana
New York
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chena
Merehing
United States
Federation
Tarf Commission
Postage Rate Changes Recommendation Review
Postmaster General proposals call for restoring the one cent minimum on third class mail and reducing rates for newspapers and letters. The plan suggests keeping card rates near two cents, applying higher rates to catalogs and books, and granting open envelope advertising and direct mail options with specified minimums and per piece charges.
Amplifier distortions in radio receivers examined
A technical discussion explains how amplification stages affect audio quality in radio receivers. It covers what causes distortion, how interstage coupling and detector actions influence signal integrity, and why strong signals require careful preamplification and selective tuning to preserve fidelity.
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Roperly
de Larling
Geld
Plata
Stralpla
Mbliverinad
Nyatust Oselllutlar
Low Impedance Tubes Improve Audio Amplifier Performance
The article explains using low impedance tubes in audio amplifiers to improve energy transfer and overall amplification. It notes that low output impedance tubes deliver a greater share of tube voltage to the load, enhancing AM performance and sound quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audis
Tieas
da Joud
Old Tubes Cause Poor Reception and Power Failures
The article notes aged radio tubes often degrade reception on all channels A B and C. It explains weak signals and distortion may stem from tube wear, and that replacing tubes helps identify and fix power failure issues.
Superheterodyne Explained as Frequency Changer
The text explains superheterodyne as a frequency changer contrasting it with other changes. It mentions beat frequencies and amplification goals while noting the method differs from simple frequency shifting and heterodyne processes.
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Ington
Hfon
Sonte
Agricuture
Netiona
Keap the
Rome
Inias
Ito
Hudson Ely
Governorg Island
Edward W. Pickard
Federal Farm Board
Mississippi
Mellon
Gulf-to-the-Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Panama Canal
Alhajuela
National Defense
Ways and Means Committee
YY Aang
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Scott McBride
Ernest H
McBride
Gherrington
Shumaker
Tadlan
Indiana Supreme Court
Ecretary
Europe
Halrlys Martindale
Chancery
Pes
Poland
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Reief
Waldemaras
Lithuania
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Council
New Lithuania
Litte Republic
Pollak
Zaleski
Waldemtras
van Blackland
Holland
Tapan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Per Eae Taryn
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