Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1930)

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messages will be flashed from reservists in the area concerned through master control stations of the reserve to Red Cross branch headquarters or to the nearest of the 3,500 Red Cross local chapters established in the Nation* X X X X X X X BUSINESS LETTER BRIEFS Judge Hugh H. Morris in United States District Court on June 28th entered a memorandum in the suit of the General Talking Pictures against the Stanley Company of America, alleging infringe¬ ment of patents to the effect that the defense license has not been sustained. Use of the intermediate frequency of333 kilocycles on all radio stations except those aboard aircraft flying outside of the boundaries of the country is cancelled under an order adopted June 28th by the Federal Radio Commission. Almost half of all the farms in Iowa are equipped with radio sets, according to a survey by the State Secretary of Agriculture. The total is 97,286, or an average for each 2.14 farms. Authority to use the maximum broadcasting power of 50,000 watts was granted June 30th to Station KFI, Los Angeles for the second time by the Federal Radio Commission. The station, which presented arguments in support of its application at a special hearing before the Commission on June 27th, once before held a 50,000 watt construction permit which it never exercised because it deemed the available apparatus then of an "experimental" nature. Chicago will have two television stations when the new Daily News plant gets in operation in about two weeks. It will use 1,000 watts. The stations now producing daily synchronized sight and sound programs are the Western Television station W9XA0, and sound station, WIB0. The Daily News now operates sound station WMAQ on a cleared channel with 5,000 watts. (More) 5