Japanese ships expand radio use for deep ocean quest
More than 1000 Japanese ships now employ radio gear as they extend communications for deep ocean navigation and pursuit of food. The article notes telegraph-style equipment reaching far beneath the waves to support maritime operations.
Radio transforms music for the masses says Walter Damrosch
Walter Damrosch argues that technical advances in microphones loudspeakers and transmission have elevated radio from crude dance music to a medium capable of broadcasting fine orchestral and ensemble works daily. He notes orchestras and soloists now reach millions beyond city centers, calling it a duty of music purveyors to spread high quality sound widely.
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Reed Opposes Hoover Debt Moratorium Plan
Kansas City June 25 AP Former United States Senator James A Reed criticizes President Hoover's one year moratorium on foreign war debts calling it a first step toward canceling foreign indebtedness to the United States. He accuses Hoover of lifelong ties to foreign syndicates and exploitation of foreign capital.
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Rock of Gibraltar Battered as Experts Warn Crumbling Cliff
Geological experts report the Rock of Gibraltar is deteriorating and shrinking amid concerns over a slow collapse. The findings detail ongoing erosion, with potential risks to nearby infrastructure and the unique ecosystem. Authorities urge monitoring and protective measures.
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