Large radio plant to replace WJZ at Bound Brook New Jersey
Times Special reports a new 50 000 kilowatt radio broadcasting station rising at Bound Brook New Jersey to replace WJZ on the air. The project marks a major step in radio broadcasting and aims to reach listeners beyond the 100 mile New York radius.
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Times Special
New York
Bound Brook
N. J
Radio ‘Corporation of America
WJZ
New Jersey
WJY
New York City
Church Club to Meet at Fairview Presbyterian Dinner
Henry M. Dowling and Scout Executive F. O. Belzer will address the Fair view Presbyterian Church Men's Club at a dinner tonight. Dowling speaks on American Optimism. Boy Scout troop members will attend as guests.
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Henry M. Dowling
F. O. Belzer
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty- Sixth St
Kenwood Ave
Dowling
Noted Lawyer Quits Broadcasting in Chicago Sale
Charles E. Erbstein, renowned Chicago lawyer and radio enthusiast, announces he will exit broadcasting. He is near finalizing a sale of WTAS and DCEE at Elgin to Liberty Magazine interests, with new call letters to be WLIB. He cites the inability to practice law and be a major radio figure simultaneously.
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Bu Nea
Chicago
Charles E. Erbstein
Liberty Magazine
WTAS
DCEE
Elgin
Ill
WLIB
Erbstein
Notes on radio setup and troubleshooting
An unbalanced set will howl. Place a counterpoise under the aerial parallel to it. Wire fences can substitute grounds in dry regions. A switch lets batteries connect or disconnect easily. Dial settings drift with weather due to changes in cell and condenser capacities. When trouble-hunting, inspect the wiring diagram markings for defects.
Hoover plans to reclassify broadcasters in new band scheme
Washington November 13 Elimination of present station classification is anticipated at Hoover conference. Stations would be regulated by power rather than letter classes A B C D and bands could be shared. The goal is to crowd more stations into service and widen public broadcasting.
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WJZ
Newark
N. J
New York City
Atolian Hall
Times
Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Boston
Middle West
Stephenson Donates $5 to Red Cross at Court
In Toslesville Indiana on November 13, The D C Stephenson trial drew large crowds. Stephenson exited the courtroom and approached a Red Cross stand where he gave $5 for a Red Cross button.
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Tim
Toslesville
Ind
Red Cross
D. C
Station's High Power Tests Please Mary
Thousands of letters from across the country praise the 50 kilowatt tests at WGY Schenectady New York. C J Young radio engineer notes the super power increased signals at a distance and the tests met the desired effect.
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NF4
Schenectady
N. Y
WGY
Neral
C. J. Young
Strong Power Boost Delivers Louder Broadcasts Says Listeners
Letters from listeners using 2,500 and 60,000 watt stations show the higher power more than twice as loud as ordinary power, with some claiming ten to one. About 30 percent see no quality difference, others split in favor of one power. Fading lessens at high power. tuning remains easy. few complain of blanketing.
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