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NEW YORK, April 3.
A message from Schenectady states that the General Electric Company has announced that .complete page or a newspaper was transmitted fiorn San Francisco there- by’radio, for the first time, three hours after the journal was printed, ■ over a distance of 2500 miles. The recording machine was developed by Charles Young, son of Owen D. Young. It - can be attached to any radio receiver- ,much- the same as a loud speaker.
further Marvels promised
NEW-YORK, April 4,
Regarding the newspaper sent by radio, the radio engineers forecast that some day radio mriy"; deliver a large part df the business' mail, and bring the daily newspaper into the home quite irrespective of distance. Televi-sion-has made such:-rapid strides recently that the engineers expect, before this year'is ended, that radio listeners may also see- a game proceeding as they hear 1 the players called off. 7 u‘ v - :
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1930, Page 5
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