Newspapers Shape Radio News, FCC Heard
Emile J. Gough testified that newspapers earned praise for fairness and accuracy shaping radio standards. He said newspaper owned stations pioneered modern news casting and their independence influenced radio reporting, noting readers still seek newspaper coverage after events like the World Series.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Emile J. Gough
Hearst Radio, Inc
FCC
Gough
Titan Tower and Linda Meet Steve Hubbard in a Tangled Day
Linda, frustrated with Steve Hubbard at Titan Tower, clashes with him then avoids Bill Blaine for weeks. A fender-bender drives her to Steve for help, easing tensions as her young son Mickey forms a bond with Steve. A chance meeting with Mr. Avon at a sandwich shop begins a new turn in her life.
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Linda
Stevie
Bill Blaine
Blaine Garageman
Blaine
Steve Hubbard
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Linda Morton
Dr. Blaine
Titan Tower
Mickey
Mr. Hubbard
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Major
Mr. Avon
Mind Your Manners Social Quiz and Clue
Mind Your Manners features a continuing tale with Linda and a gray man at a roof scene and ends with a social etiquette quiz and a note on motor accident timing. The quiz answers discuss polite behavior in bridge, gossip, dating plans, host etiquette, and mood control.
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Killian Company
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Blatz Bottle Beer
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