Word: huth
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Aurex Corp. of Chicago last week announced a new gadget for increasing the hearing range of people with normal hearing. It might also do for eavesdroppers what binoculars have done for Peeping Toms. The "Opeara Glass" was invented by Aurex' Walter H. Huth. The little whisper-catcher is an inconspicuous cylinder which can be concealed in a pocket and raised to the ear at interesting moments. Inside is a complete battery-powered amplifying system capable of boosting a lovers'-lane murmur into clear-voiced dialogue. Inventor Huth primly suggests that his little tattler will be useful for, among...
This cheerful hint to the U.S. radio industry was offered last week as a serious opinion by a man entitled to have one-Arno Huth, encyclopedic international radio investigator of Switzerland's Geneva Research Center (TIME...
...Huth calculated that immediately after the war the U.S. would want eight to ten million receiving sets; Europe, five million; Latin America, two to three million; Asia, two million ("but Asia's demand may skyrocket within a few years to 20 million sets"). "The European industry," he continued, "will be unable to cover this demand. English factories will be busy filling home orders; the German industry will be badly wrecked by air raids; and the biggest European exporter, Holland's Philips' works in Eindhoven, must be rebuilt. France and Italy [will be out of] international competition...
Further observations from Author Huth's book, Radio Today and Tomorrow, being published in Zurich...
...last two years Arno Huth, international radio authority, has been quietly inspecting world radio from the offices of the Geneva Research Centre in Switzerland. Last week his report, Radio Today; the Present State of Broadcasting in the World, was available in the U.S. Findings...