Congress Must Keep Politics Out of Radio Laws
James G. Harbord, head of RCA, warns Congress not to use radio legislation as a political vehicle. He argues that regulation should foster growth and public service, not curb innovation, and cites risks to investment, war readiness, and the nation’s evolving broadcast system.
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Congress
New York
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Brooklyn
Wrecw
Agi Mec
Marshal Pilsudski
Polard
Poland
Harbord
London
United States
Azaid
Ran Finestor
Department of Commerce
Canareas
Syston
Yedlo
General Harbord
Washington
Gope
Pablis
Eall
Rmfle
Congresa
Inwa
Tudie
Tomit
Iast Congress
Iita
Ita
Rado
Comisaeviden
Radio Commission
Aii
Ndhor
Iudia
Tilson Guests Overnight at White House in Washington
Representative and Mrs. Tilson of New Haven spent their first night of the new Congress as guests of President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge at the White House. The couple had breakfast with the President, then stayed overnight, with prior invitations typically not disclosed when hosting personal friends.
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Washington
John
Th- Son
New Haven
Representative
Tilsona
White House
Mrs. Tilson
Questa
Mra. Tilson
President
Mra. Coolidge
Bethel youths held as tire thieves
Three Bethel youths Louis Ghecas Mathew Talbert and John Boulgaris are under arrest in Danbury on a tire theft from fireman John Shalley s car. Patrolmen Woodin and Waterman caught them in the act as they removed the tire in front of a North street hose house. They are at police headquarters unable to post 200 bail each and face a Friday hearing. They reportedly have an old car being fitted for a trip south.
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Danbury
Bethel
Louis Ghecas
Mathew Talbert
John Boulgaris
John Shalley
Willis Woodin
Frank Ldwater
Shailey
North Street
South
Crime School in Texas Offered Advanced Courses
San Antonio police raided a so called crime university with blackboards showing safe cracking and burglary, a classroom setup, and a notebook note warning about fingerprints. Two men arrested admitted they were instructors and the facility offered advanced pocket picking, burglary and safe blowing courses.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fagin
Wis
Cinstructora
Broker Defeated in Bond Cut Move
New Haven December 1 AP judge Eugene Farley refused to reduce bonds for Robert Cease former Clarke and Company salesman held on conspiracy charges. Bond remains 7600 despite vigorous appeal and claims by Clarke firm members that Cease had no involvement.
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New Haven
Robert Cease
Clarke and ‘Company
Dudge Eugene F. Farley
Clarke
Cease
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