WONDERS OF WIRELESS.
HEART BEATS HEARD. PITTSBURG TO ENGLAND. A. and N.Z.. LONDON. April 7. Enthusiasts in England listening in to an American broadcasting programme early on Sunday morning constantly heard a puzzling clicking. They afterwards learned that they had been listening to the beating of a man's heart broadcasted from Pittsburg. CHICAGO TO AUSTRALIA. SPEECHES DISTINGUISHED. A. and N.Z. SYDNEY, April 8. In connection with the American broadcasting test on March 30, Mr. Kempey, a listener-in, reports that he picked up portions of speeches, including the words, " British Empire in the Pacific," " Mr. Massey of New Zealand,!' and " We are getting on better and better." He also heard mention of a test across the Pacific and the linking up with New Zealand. The speech was clear excepting from station CS.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18680, 9 April 1924, Page 9
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