Head of FCC Predicts Some Radio Losses
Chicago AP report on FCC Chairman Wayne Coy warning that television competition may injure newer radio stations while noting the 800 pre war stations retain strength and the 1200 post war ones face tougher odds. He urged radio to be essential to community life and cited revenue shifts and telecom trends.
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FCC
Chicago
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
Coy
Standard Radio
Jacoby on Canasta
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a televised canasta hand where a player fails to discard efficiently. The pile grows to a substantial size as mismatches and four card discards repeatedly return to him. His partner grows anxious while the player clings to eleven cards and hopes for a favorable pickup.
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Choar Rapids
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Canasta Column Prepares FAQ For Readers
Mr. Jacoby explains he cannot answer individual Canasta questions but will publish a set of the most frequently asked inquiries in his upcoming column. The plan aims to address common strategies rules and play tips for readers seeking guidance.
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Jacoby
Not So Bad. Pastors Past and Present in Reform
In Memphis Tennessee reporter notes that Rev B A Wilson says his two children were sent to Reform school. He recalls his past service as pastor of a Baptist church in Reform Alabama.
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Memphis, Tenn
B. A. Wilson
Reform School
The
Baptist Church
Reform
Ala
Czech Govt Bans U S News Service
The Czech government asked the American embassy to halt the U S Information Service activities in Prague and Bratislava. A court convicted two Czech U S employees of spying, and embassy official Joseph Kolarek was accused of using Czech nationals as spies.
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Prague
U. S
Prague Radio
Czech Foreign Ministry
Information Service
Bratislava
S Department
U.S.S
Joseph C. Kolarek
Kolarek
Ellis O. Briggs
Potato Introduction to Europe by Spaniards
Spaniards brought potatoes from South America to Europe, introducing a new staple crop that transformed agricultural practices. The tale highlights early global exchanges and the spread of crops between continents.
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Europe
South America
Craemer's North Cordelia Street Floor Sale On Brassieres
A street floor sale at Craemer's on North Cordelia features brassieres priced at 4.50. The listing highlights a long line of customers awaiting bargains and notes limited stock in the window displays.
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Craemer's
Cordelia Long Line
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