Radio receivers shift from battery to plug in in 1926
In the early 20s most vacuum tube radios ran on batteries. Plug in sets did not appear until 1926, marking a transition in how receivers were powered and used by listeners.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1949
Page
12
In the early 20s most vacuum tube radios ran on batteries. Plug in sets did not appear until 1926, marking a transition in how receivers were powered and used by listeners.
A 6:45 Newscast tease outlines NBC CBS and ABC segments from 6:45 to midnight. Programs include News and Comment Jack Henry Morgan Show This is FBI and Meet the Press with Sports and Dance Band segments listed.
Anthony V. Martino is charged with desertion from the U S Army in France 1944. The case opened at Governors Island New York as Martino’s defense of battle amnesia met attack by former buddy Pvt. Charles Caswell who testified they deserted their unit overseas.
Perth, Australia Oct 7 A prospector, W. D. Millar, says he found large deposits of uranium ore 80 miles west of Marble Bar in Western Australia. He reports ore about 40 percent uranium content and has applied to the Mines Department for a 45 acre prospecting area near existing tantalite deposits.
A historical TV guide shows programs across channels WNEW WTTG and WMAL. Listings include news, dramas, sports, game shows, and entertainment from 7:00 PM to 11:60 PM with titles like Kukla Fran and Ollie, Hands of Murder, Boxing from Chicago, and The Ford Theater.
The Mason and Dixon Line was surveyed by two Englishmen Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dix from 1763 to 1767 to settle disputes between the Lords Baltimore and the Penn family.
In Santa Monica a drunken driving case ends with Richard F Mossman found not guilty after defense discloses his glass eye proving bloodshot eyes were not real. Officer Hannum testified to the eye detail and the defense challenged the witness. The verdict comes after a dramatic courtroom scene concluding in 20 minutes.
An opinion piece compares football refereeing confusion to government and electric utilities. It argues government competes with and regulates power firms, benefits from tax rules, and uses taxpayer money, urging readers to decide if public funds should back the electric industry.
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