Political Feud Sparks Battle On State Board Of Equalization
James C. Anderson reports a brewing political feud between William G. Bonelli longtime State Board of Equalization chairman and Paul R. Leake the newest board member and sharp critic of liquor enforcement. Bonelli warns Leake to be careful when quoting his district and Leake retorts with humor while accusing liquor lobbyists and one cylinder politicians of undue influence. The dispute centers on board policing of liquor interests and enforcement policies with Bonelli defending the board’s record and Leake criticizing perceived laxity and corruption.
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Stage Screen Star on Stage Screen and Video
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Does Gas Station Operator Overdo Free Service
A Denver report summarizes debate over free station services during Progress Week. The discussion cites industry figures and Denver Chamber input while noting the oil business context.
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Feum. Institute
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Fr. Sir Chief retirement plan noted in Washington
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Radio Sales Run Ahead of Last Year
WEW YORK radios show stronger demand with CBS-Columbia president David H. Cogan reporting eight month 1953 sales exceed 8,000,000 by about 2,000,000 over the prior year. The industry spokesman attributes the rise to broader consumer interest and rising availability of receivers.
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York
David H. Cogan
Cbs-Columbia, Inc
Columbia Broadcasting System
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