Broadcaster Chief Defends Air Rules
Neville Miller president of the National Association of Broadcasters defended the voluntary code limiting sale of time for controversial issues. He argued the code protects free speech by allowing all views under similar conditions and cited neutrality coverage as an example. News broadcasts remain separate from personal opinions on public issues, Miller said.
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Elliott Roosevelt
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Miller
Itinerant Workers' Union Reaches 800000 Members
The Hoboes of America reports enrollment exceeding 800000, highlighting the Itinerant Workers' union's broad appeal and expanding footprint across regions.
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Itinerant Workers’ Union, Hoboes of America
Radio Programs Sked Overloaded by European News
Broadcaster lists show cancellations and schedule shifts across WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO KFJB KOA stations due to heavy European coverage. Overnight and afternoon airings adjusted with many programs delayed or dropped as technicians reroute to breaking events.
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Farms Special Unit on Farm Problems
Washington dispatch reports House Minority Leader Martin announces a 46 member special committee to study agricultural problems with aim to rescue American agriculture. Clifford R. Hope of Kansas named chairman. Cuba is 730 miles long.
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House
Martin
Mass
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Committee On Agriculture
Cuba
40 Reported Dead In Train Explosion
Mexico City AP dispatches from Vera Cruz report a railroad crew of 40 men burned to death after an explosion trapped them in a two car oil filled train.
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Vera Cruz
New Official Executioner Named in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's new official executioner was revealed Monday as Frank Lee Wilson, 36, of Pittsburgh, a bespectacled father of two who calls his grim work a public service duty.
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Chesterfield Cigarettes Promote Mildness and Quality
An advertisement touts Chesterfield Cigarettes as offering real mildness and good taste. It emphasizes Chesterfield's pride in tobacco fields and industry involvement and claims no other cigarette matches their mild, better tasting smoking pleasure.
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