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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
5
A narrator recalls attempting to broadcast the Indiana high school basketball finals while facing Mike R O Phone the skeptical mic figure. The piece contrasts dramatic game action, color and emotion with the blunt judgment of the microphone revealing the challenge of vivid radio storytelling.
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board will broadcast a Home Complete Exposition program over WFBM Tuesday night April 6 11. Montani's orchestra will supply music. Frank E. Gates president will discuss Indianapolis J F Cantwell director will speak on The Home Complete and Henley T Hottel secretary will speak on The Real Estate Board.
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In Los Angeles evangelistic stations led by Aimee Semple McPherson and the Bible Institute push religious programming while KNX funds an inspirational hour amid a rising clash with jazz broadcasters. Dealers note a shift toward pricier sets as listeners choose between religion and jazz.
Captain Ridley McLean, Director of Naval Communications, writes to all Naval radio stations urging maintenance of existing gear at peak efficiency to cut interference. He notes many commercial high frequency trans oceanic stations operate on both coasts, with night ranges very long. He cites potential motion picture radio transmission and a 10,000 mile reception report in the Philippines, but cites delays from limited modernization funds.
Vincent Lopez, famed orchestra leader, conducts a weekly Wednesday music lesson series from Station WOR in Newark New Jersey. The program focuses on jazz instruments and is produced in cooperation with local sponsors.
Reflex, a dual use tube product, emerged from wartime shortages. William H. Priess explains the idea arose while seeking a submarine detector and rapid tube production could not keep pace, leading to the reflex concept.
Al Bernard and Russel Robinson the Dixie Stars performed at the Listeners' Association weekly meeting in the Severin Hotel roof garden. The group, heard from WJBM and Merchants Heat and Light, plans a Severin banquet in about two weeks.
Hartford March 26 Amateur radio enthusiasts push for freedom from interference. The American Radio Relay League will form city vigilance committees to log complaints and probe interference, with action only if an amateur is responsible, backed by the Commerce Department. Four sets in Bulgaria operate under special license.
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