Radio Music Battle Turns to War of Words Between Rivals
EMI dominates 609 U S stations, over 90 percent of industry business, as ASCAP charges public domain and infringement. monitors track more than 100 possible violations while EMI and ASCAP clash over music rights, listener habits, and sales shifts.
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EMI Tunes
U. S
York
Battle Royal of Music
EMI
ASCAP
Jeanie
Japs Aggressive New 100000 Man Drive In Henan
Chinese spokesmen said on Saturday night that more than 100000 Japanese troops were unleashed in a week old Henan offensive. The aims were to seize a 150 mile stretch of the Peiping Han kow railway and to remove a threat to Japanese forces in Honan.
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Chungking
China
Henan
Peiping-Hankow
Honan
Paul Hindenburg
Germany
Weimar Republic
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Britain
Fuehrer
American
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser William TI
Greece
John Metaxas
Italy
Athens
Albania
Tepeleni
George II
Metaxas
Alexandros Korizis
National Bank
Alexander Papagos
Chad
Marzuck
Benghazi
Tripoli
Derna
Sicily
Rodolfo Graziani
Agordat
Rey
Eritrea
Romania
Ion Antonescu
Hitler
Antonescu
Horia Sima
Milan
French
England
France
Elliott Roosevelt Seeks 70 000 From Defunct Radio Chain
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, files suit in Delaware court seeking 70 000 from Transcontinental Broadcasting System, Inc. He owns 4 000 shares of class A stock. The company collapsed after failing to recruit enough stations for a coast to coast network and is in receivership.
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Wilmington, del
Elliott Roosevelt
Transcontinental Broadcasting System, Inc
Court of Chancery
Roosevelt
Delaware
Bombing Planes Interlock But Land Safely Near Calgary
Two Avro Anson bombers forced to land on the same strip at Macleod field south of Calgary when both tried to land simultaneously. One aircraft landed on the rear of the other, with minor damage and both pilots uninjured.
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Calgary
Asia
Macleod Training Field
Here
J. S. McKeown
L. A. Bell
Economist Sees Debt Passing Hundred Billion
Chicago economist Dr. Melchior Palyi told Chicago Bar Association members the national debt will exceed 100 billion dollars before the present international conflict ends. He warned a post war surge could bring public debt to about 150 billion as demobilization and reconstruction costs loom.
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Chicago
INS
United States
Melchior Palyi
Chicago Bar Association
New Deal
Palyi
It Happened Last Week On Aid to Britain Debates
A roundup of wartime politics and events across Britain and the United States. It notes Congress moves on the lend lease bill with limited executive authority, testimony from Hull and Bullitt, Willkie's calls for early war aid, labor and defense clashes, and military updates from Europe and the Pacific.
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Britain
United States
Congress
House
Executive
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hull
France
William C. Bullitt
James W. Gerard
Germany
London
Wendell Willkie
Mr Willkie
Harry L. Hopkins
National Defense
Henry Ford
Ford
Army
Panama
George C. Marshall
U. S
Europe
Stimson
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Joan Whitney
Alex Kramer
BMI
So You
One
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NEA
Bob Estabrook
America
U.s
Washington
Lord Halifax
Pierre Laval
Petain
Maxime Weygand
de Gaulle
Libya
Far East
Japan
Thailand
Indo-China
FBI
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Free Land
Detroit
Makibben Motor Company
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Memorial Coliseum
Joe Louis
Camp Good Health
The
Cedar Rapids Gerette and
Young Men's Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Good Health and the Milk Fund
Jack Young’s
Curry'’s
Niagara Cigar Store