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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
13
Canadian stations now issue verification stamps to listeners who send in DX reception records that match station logs. The Ekko Company notes the Canadian stamp features a maple leaf and beaver in a woodland scene, differing from American eagle designs. Cuban and Mexican stations may follow soon.
A large speedometer corporation enters radio with its first license issued under navy radio patents, marking a strategic shift into the wireless field and signaling expansion beyond instrumentation.
Philadelphia station WIP plans to broadcast the famous opera Carmen from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, reflecting the spread of stage productions to radio audiences.
The essay discusses Victor and Brunswick concert broadcasts on WEAF and other rivers, praising Lucy Isabelle Marsh Miguel Felta and the Flonzaley Quartet. It notes rising demand for superior receivers, interference from static, wave-length changes, and the rise of super stations with reduced interference and more powerful broadcasting.
Cincinnati station WLW adds Lafafone humor review hosted by Dr. Leonard of the Cincinnati Post. A blend of original jokes and the week's best two line quips airs Saturdays at 6 45 p m CST and has drawn hundreds of letters praising the feature.
New York readers are abuzz as rival radio show organizers gear up for another event. Major manufacturers and independents clash over who runs the official high class display, aiming for prime public attention in the upcoming expositions.
Rumors say a tax on radio aerials may be proposed to finance an extra 1,000 police officers in New York City's force. No monetary figure is given.
The Navy Department reports 115 applications from as many firms seeking licenses to manufacture receiving sets under the German reflex patents released by the Government.
The French line cargo carrier Jacques Cartier is equipped with a 400 watt short wave transmitting set for experiments in this field.
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