Squeal Free Radio? A Call for Easy Remedies and Cautions
A radio trade piece argues against squealing radio sets from superheterodyne to neutrodyne, urging simple, inexpensive fixes rather than bans. It warns that many sets radiate interference when connected to outside aerials and suggests practical neutralization and tuning steps to prevent squeals.
Telegraphy Course Opens for Amateurs at KOB
Broadcasting station KOB at the New Mexico College of Agriculture in State College, N M, has started a telegraphy course for amateurs with lectures by radio and examinations, and test codes are issued to students.
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New Mexico College of Agriculture
State College, N. M
Voices Across WHN Air In Oratorio Society
Three hundred voices joined en ensemble on WHN New York. The performance featured the Oratorio Society of the New York Christian Science Institute.
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New York
Oratorio Society
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New York Christian Science Institute
Mirror light trick to illuminate a dark work area
A simple method to re pair a broken connection uses a flashlight and a piece of mirror to reflect rays into the dark corner of a set. The technique directs light precisely where needed to inspect and fix the wiring.
Rubber bushings for cabinet leads in electrical work
Holes in the cabinet for ground aerial and battery leads can be dressed up by inserting hard rubber bushings similar to those used in the tops of electric light sockets.
Statesmen Not Golf Experts Raise Canard Of Skill
The Baltimore Sun notes the claim that legislators are poor golf players is a hoax. It says few can par and their political image would suffer if exposed. The piece mocks the notion that they fear public perception and dismisses the idea as a seasonal canard.
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