San Angelo Protests Air Privileges
The San Angelo Broadcasting Company asks the DC Supreme Court for an injunction to stop KGKL from moving its license from Georgetown to San Angelo. The petition claims the Federal Radio Commission has allowed an early license transfer to H I Ragsdale and would violate existing law.
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San Angelo
Associated Press
Washington
West Texas
District of Columbia Supreme Court
San Angelo Broadcasting Company, Inc
KGKL
Georgetown
San Angelo Company
KFGI
Federal Radio Commission
H. I. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Cardinal De Lai Dies in Rome After Prolonged Illness
Gaetano De Lai, 75, secretary of the Consistorial Congregation since 1908, died in Rome after a year of declining health. His condition worsened Saturday, ending a long illness that troubled the church official.
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Associated Press
Rome
Gaetano
Cardinal de Lai
Consistorial Congregation
Admiral Ricardo de la Puente Dies in Madrid
The captain general of the Spanish navy Admiral Ricardo Fernandes de la Puente died last night in Madrid. Joseph Bryson defeated J R Martin, former school principal, for the South Carolina Democratic nomination to the state senate.
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Presa
Madrid
Ricardo Fernandes de la Puente
Joseph KR. Bryson
J. R. Martin
South Carolina
Senate
Patullo Buys Block of Dallas Business Property
Dallas on October 24 reports that George Patullo a nationally known magazine writer has purchased an entire block of Dallas business property near the heart of the business district for about 400000 dollars.
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George Patullo
Dallas
Associated Press
Carter Glass Rebukes Borah for Activity in Senate
In Richmond Virginia Carter Glass a senior Democratic senator criticized Senator Borah for his Hoover support writings and attacked Bishop James Cannon Jr. He defended Governor Alfred E. Smith on prohibition claiming he endorsed the party plank and rebutted Cannon’s charges. Glass warned about church leaders trying to force a party shift.
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Richmond
Borah
Herbert
Cannon
al Smith
Glass
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Republican Church
Vanderbilt Students Plan Smith Derby Parade Here
Six Vanderbilt students forming the Pulton Fish Market chapter of the Al Smith club will parade in brown derbies tonight in Nashville before an address by former Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, advocating for the Democratic national ticket.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Putton Fish Market
al Smith Club
James M. Cox
Ohio
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