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...Coolidge would be officially notified of his nomination and would be expected to make his speech of acceptance (the first formal notice the President will take that there is a campaign afoot) on July 24, at 8 p. m., in Continental Memorial Hall (D. A. R. building) with radio attachments. Mr. Dawes would be notified at his home in Evanston on July 29 and would make his first speech in Lincoln, Neb., on Sept...
...Democratic Convention caused such a grave disturbance at a Cabinet meeting that the President was obliged to have the radio loudspeaker turned off. The din was too great to allow Secretarial deliberation...
...public has been wrong. It thought it had been "broadcasting" all these years. But no. It was "radiocasting." At least that's what the Radio Section of the Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies says. They decided that the term "broadcasting" should be officially abandoned in favor of "radiocasting," to signify the spreading of sound through air. Their committee reported that "broadcasting" has to do with the "sowing of seed of material substances...
...Narrowcasting," applied to the new developments of Marconi and young J. Hammond Smith, in which person-to-person reception is secured by tuning out all but the desired station, is another possible addition to the radio vocabulary...
...first day of the Democratic Convention. The politics of the Convention were disposed of promptly on the second page, terminating in less than a short column by bumping into a cartoon. The article summed up the situation by giving the, betting on odds on the candidates and added: "The radio will tell the rest." The editorial page was the chief distinction of the Mirror, whose motto is: "Make It Short and Snappy." Describing itself, the Mirror, with unwonted candour, said: "Daily Mirror's program will be 90% entertainment, 10% information - and the information without boring you." The furnisher...