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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
10
The Department of Commerce lists government radio supervisors enforcing radio laws. Districts cover broad regions with chiefs from Boston to Seattle overseeing licensing limits and violations.
Roy A Weagant, famed radio engineer with Lee De Forest, progresses toward a new type of radio receiver. He assembles parts in a way that makes final construction easy. A photo shows a compact anti-radiation device designed to prevent squealing and annoyance to neighbors.
The commission announced postponement of district elections from March 18 to May 18. District 9 covers Chicago and surrounding states with headquarters at the Federal Building. The move aims to allow more time to collect data on the subject.
The Mexican Department of Education plans radio broadcasts from Mexico City via station CZE announced in Washington. Concerts will air Wednesdays and Saturdays 8 to 9 30 pm local time with lectures daily until 8 20 pm. No Sunday broadcasts. Frequency 450 meters, 666 kilocycles, with a one hour difference from Eastern Time.
The Times Special reports a postponement of a federal trade commission hearing in New York to allow more time to collect data on the alleged radio issue. The action delays the hearing and extends the review period.
Amateurs who built their own receivers to listen below the broadcasting band may exult now that a manufactured short wave set is available. Radio inventor and manufacturer A. H. Grebe is pictured with a short wave set he designed for amateurs.
The first Danish Radio exhibition ran March 7 to 15 in Copenhagen under the Danish Radio Club. Participants included many non Scandinavian firms as well as Norwegian and Swedish concerns. The display covered complete radio sets parts machinery and tools for making radio accessories and trade literature.
A drop of shellac on the pin point in the diaphragm stops rattles in the loud speaker. A narrow disc of blotting paper placed inside the cap also helps by dampening the ends of the diaphragm.
Dealer visited a country church to demonstrate a new radio but could not reach any reception and only heard dance music.
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