Radio News, vol. 4, no. 8, February 1923

This issue is composed of the following stories and articles, some of which go unattributed on the table of contents:

Editorial By H. Gernsback

The First High Power Broadcasting Station in Havana, Cuba By Ulpiano Muniz

Broadcasting First Presidential Message to Congress By S. R. Winters

Giving the Whole Town a Radio Concert By Armstrong Perry

Get Into the Code Work By Roy A. Anderson

Linking the World's Farms by Radio By J. Farrell

Keeping the Public Sold on Radio By Armstrong Perry

Secrecy in Radio Communication By J. O. Carr

On the Transmission of Waves By Sir Oliver Lodge

Electron, Electric \aves and Wireless Telephony By Dr. J. A. Fleming, F. R. S.

Results of $500 Prize Contest "Who Will Save the Radio Amateur" By H. Gernsback

Our Popularizing Radio Scheme

Super-Regenerative Amplification By William M. Smith

The Reflex Circuit By J. L. Goldsman

Alkali Vapor Detector Tubes By Hugh A. Brown and Charles T. Knipp

Radio Frequency Measurements By L. R. Felder

Radio Control By Major Raymond Philips

The Ayes Have It By Jack Bront

Damping: Its Meaning, Causes and Effects in Radio By Louis Frank

Radio Frequency Amplification By John M. Avery

Constructive Criticism on Phone Design By John Depew

QST de MSU By C. A. Reherger

Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee Hold Hands By Ellis Parker Butler

Who's Who in Radio By W. C. White

A Method of Eliminating the Carrier Wave in Radio Telephony By R. Heather

With the Amateurs

5HB Makes Radio History By F. T. Jones

New DX Records set by 6ZY at Honolulu, Hawaii

How Amateurs Can Serve

A Universal Receiver By Louis J. Gallo

Form Wound Coils By S. E. Watson

Design of a Portable Short Wave Radio Wave-meter

A Five Watt Telephone and Modulated C.W. Transmitter By Jesse Marsten

Correspondence from Readers Awards of the $50 Wrinkle Contest Practical Hints for Amateur Constructors Radio Digest New Radio latents Radio News Laboratories Radio Humor Club Gossip

New Radio Legislation is Needed By Carl Butman

With the Sea-Going Op's I-Want-To-Know