Radio Commission Defines Public Service Standards 1927
The Federal Radio Commission outlines how it will judge public service by broadcasters, valuing stations that mix entertainment with education, including news and market reports. Decisions hinge on technical capability, equipment reliability, and a station’s history of service.
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HOW
Radio Commission
Washington
New
Federal Radio Commission
Cal Ission
Stephens College Shapes Woman Led Radio Station Era
The Stephens College station KFRU is led largely by women with Mary Ashbury directing programs for daughters and Parent Teacher groups. A wide mix of religious education, children’s hours, home economics talks, and a long line of musical programs showcases female announcers and a twenty strong saxophone ensemble. Miss La Von Rall runs the station's daily schedule from dawn to night.
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Birleton
Ste Br
KFRU
Mary Ashbury
United Staten
Esacciation
Misa Jensie Burrall
Department of Religious Educaion
Cole Jere
Nellie Lee Holt
Nigt
Miss la von Rall
Stephens College
Columbia
Mie Lois Hadley
Mim Marion Hassett
Eva Winegarten
Finset
Radio revival of the river steamboat romance
In Cincinnati May 1827 a radio plan aims to revive the river steamboat era. The Island Queen steamboat will air every Saturday night from 8 to 9 30 eastern standard time featuring whistle, dance, and syncopation to entertain crowds and keep the era alive.
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Cincinnati
America
Ohio
Mandarda
Georgette Sportswear Introduces Rose-Beige Pleated Outfit
A rose beige georgette pleated apart ensemble debuts with tweed accents at the bottom and cuffs, plus a leather bound tweed belt.
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Georgette
Many Range Plants Collected by Forest Service
The United States Forest Service reports a collection of nearly 60,000 range plants of grazing importance from national forests. The collection comprises about 6,000 distinct species across the range.
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U. S. Forest Service
Wool Growers See Big Expansion in Canada
Ten thousand growers last year joined the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers Association expansion noted in 1929 wool handling rising to 3 993 050 pounds from 3 527 000 the year prior The note references medieval Europe through troubadour songs and the preservation of 2500 pieces of lyric drama and romance.
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Canada
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers’ Association
Europe
Elaborate evening coats with caped, full silhouettes
Gaold fabrics and silver cloth highlight a fashion from the era with rich brocades. The new evening coats feature semi cape shapes and very full drape, creating a luxurious garment for upscale occasions.
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