FCC FM radio licenses could reshape public access to news
Washington experts warn that early FM applications in Ohio risk consolidating control by newspaper and station owners. The CIO UAW seeks a non profit Cleveland station, Radiohio backs Columbus based Wolfe interests, and Roy Howard pursues Cincinnati and Columbus permits.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Ohio
CIO
United Auto Workers
Cleveland
UAW
Radiohio, Inc
Zanesville
Marion
Springfield
Wolfe Family of
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
WBNS
WELD
Radiohio
Wolfe
Roy Howard
United Press
Cincinnati
Get On Gravy Train
Business and the nation are said to be headed for trouble as unions strike for higher wages. Business Week counters that the stock market is riding a bull run, with speculators eager to board the gravy train before it ends.
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New York
Congress
Business Week
Clare Hoffman
Lindberg
China
Russia
Postwar Q&A on War Crimes and Policy Debates
A reader’s questions survey postwar politics from isolationism to press freedom, labor, and wages. Topics include Roosevelt, the Pearl Harbor committee, communism fears, Dies Committee probes, full employment, veterans’ concerns, wage claims, and government secrecy.
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Russia
France
Dies Committee
Fulton Lewis
Lewis
NAM
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Rep. Renkin
House Veterans Committee
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TH. Murphy
CWS
Sec. of
Robert P. Patterson
CIO Pres
Philip Murray
Murray
Ohio Progressive Editors Association
National Association of Manufacturers
Wolfe Interests
Witte’s
Northside
Spring Grove Ave
Powers St
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CINCINNATI_GAS & ELECTRIC CO
Irving Richter
UAW Legis. Rep
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Congressional Investigating Committee
House
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Judge Vinson
the Treasury
Mellon
Hearst, McCormack
Truman
Commerce Department
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
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