World Radio News
USSIAN wireless history is to be portrayed in a special film entitled "ive Years of Soviet Radio," now in preparation, The story opens with the voice of Lenin reproduced from a gramophone record preserved in the Moscolw archives, @nd then gives a pictorial and sound review of radio’s progress from political, artistic, and economic standpoints. To provide a deaf person with broadeast reception at a strength he can enjoy, Without inconveniencing the more fortunate members of the family circle, has constituted a problem in many homes. In Goerlitz, Germany, the difficulty has been met by providing a special "House of the Deaf," where deaf persons may congregate nd hear the programmes through eadphones at any strength they desine. The house contains a number of listening rooms equipped with headphone points and the necessary amplifiers. This seems 4 rather unnecessary procedure. On most receivers it is quite easy to tap the loudspeaker output with heagphones and auxiliary yolume control.
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Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 42, 29 April 1932, Page 9
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161World Radio News Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 42, 29 April 1932, Page 9
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