Radio License Fees Proposed for All Stations in Congress
Washington AP report says a plan to have broadcasters share the cost of government radio regulation will be introduced next session. The Federal Radio Commission drafts a 1940s style fee schedule with wattage taxes and flat charges for commercial communicators. Judge Ira B Robinson backs license fees to push broadcasters toward public obligations amid rising regulatory costs.
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Gabrilowitsch to Perform Tonight on NBC Radio
Renowned pianist and conductor Ossip Gabrilowitsch, head of the Detroit Symphony, makes his radio debut as a piano soloist on the Cadillac Hour at 9 30 p m Eastern Standard Time, playing Schumann Concerto in A minor with orchestral backing and also to conduct a nationally broadcast Detroit Symphony concert.
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Jenkins Labs to pre pare parts list for TV receiver
The Jenkins Laboratories announces preparation of a parts list for a television receiver. Listeners renew calls for station announcements every 15 minutes. Engineers say screen wind tube with higher amplification worsens radio interstation interference. San Francisco NBC West coast announcers study French for an hour daily.
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Radio trend and Italy station gains spark debate
AP reports Chicago circles fret over radio programming novelty and audience demands. Mc Murdo Silver criticizes lack of originality in broadcasts and preference for known songs. Rome notes Italy’s 400 worldwide stations include six hubs. Minn. post opens Wort Snelling Army studio with Third Infantry Band inaugural concert.
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Baritone Named Vocal Supervisor for NBC Network
American baritone Werrenroth named vocal supervisor of National Broadcasting Company. He will direct special choral groups to be used in fade presentations for musical programs and ensure his voice is heard only through NBC networks. His NBC duties will not affect his concert appearances.
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Travelers and Events in a Hazy City Program
A garbled OCR note lists various names and places including Kansas City and Johnson and Johnson amid a mix of program titles and events. The fragment references weather and local happenings but readability is limited.
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KFKL Monday Program Schedule Item
Readable fragment notes a Monday air time from 00 to 7 56 p m with program airing details unclear and no further context available.
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Coming Home Fiddle Moon Weeks At Memorial Hospital
Fiddle Moon is reportedly improving during her weeks of treatment at the Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. S. W. Muenzenmeyer, who has been with his daughter Mrs Everett Stadtz at Woodbine, traveled to Baldwin to spend Thanksgiving with his wife and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McHenry. They are home this week from Columbia, Missouri, where they stayed two weeks with their dear Rollo Mueller family.
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Sermon and social notices from Baldwin area
A Baldwin News summary notes a fine Thanksgiving sermon by Dr H P Hall at Ives Chapel with a social gathering of about forty afterward. It mentions Rev John R Kapp away, Mrs Edward J Cragoe hosting the Kensington club, Mrs James Aus returning from Kansas City, and various town visits. Fire damaged Le Master’s plumbing shop and garage with $1,000 insurance. nearby property saved. Topeka and shared relatives visited Uhle and Salisbury families during Thanksgiving.
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Local Neighbors Attend Club Event and Visits
A large turnout from the neighborhood attended the Kann Good Will club at Charles Topping’s home with Mrs.ugsey assisting. Members answered the call, read a ume, and sang duets including In the Shade of the Old Up-Tree Maggie and May Stanwix received prizes. Effie Banks, Tittle, Ethel May, and families were noted in visits and a Christmas luncheon followed hosted by Miss Ethel Hird.
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Local social calls and sale mark Kanwaka event
Mrs Brunker and Mrs Shipman Carter called on Mrs Howard Brass Friday afternoon Clyde Hamacher held a public sale Monday December 9 The Kanwaka Good Will club served the lunch.
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Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Plans
Mr. Hamacher bought a farm near Harveyville Kansas and plans to move soon. Mr. and Mrs. Van Meste from Oak Ridge visited their daughter Mrs. Willis Coleman and Mr. Coleman with their children over the weekend.
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Fowl trespass ruling may allow hens killed on sight
A chaotic note reports that county attorney ruled trespassing hens may be killed if entering flower beds. The guidance suggests bodies be left in the owner's yard. Names mentioned include Paul Winter and Helen Harshberger visiting with Charles Winter in Kansas City on business.
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