U.S. Radio Stations Gain Right to Express Opinions
Washington reports the FCC has amended a 1941 policy allowing radio and TV stations to editorialize or advocate for political candidates or parties in their own name. Stations may speak out on public issues without blocking opposing views, marking a major shift in broadcast regulation.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Communications Commission
Enfield Rites For Former War Correspondent
Ward ren Baker 58 former Chicago Tribune reporter and war correspondent died after five weeks illness. He served as reporter metropolitan editor and Aleutian Islands war correspondent from 1933 to 1944 and edited Science and Mechanics for three years. Funeral services set for tomorrow in Enfield Ill with burial there. Survivors include widow a stepson and two sisters.
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Decatur
Warren Baker
Chicago Tribune
Baker
Aleutian Islands
The
Tribune
Science and Mechanics
Enfield
Ill
Bethel Reed
Chicago
Kenneth Pearce
Carmi, Ill
Catherine Tate
Billings, Mont
Ellie MacSweeney
Stephensville
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Police Court Fines in Magistrate Dulaney Session
Fines assessed before Magistrate A M Dulaney include Gilbert Church fined 13 40 for a drunken charge and W L Jordan fined 13 40 for a drunken offense. The proceedings reflect typical petty offense penalties issued in the local court.
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A. M. Dulaney
Gilbert Church
W. L. Jordan
Local Insurance Men Win National Quality Award
James B. Koenigsmark and Robert H. Wiecke of Prudential's Mt. Vernon district received the National Quality Award, announced by E. M. Dare. The honor, jointly conferred by the National Association of Life Underwriters and the Life Insurance Agency Management Association, recognizes agents who sell new insurance and maintain high in force percentages, aligning policies with policyholders' needs.
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James B. Koenigsmark
Robert H. Wiecke
Prudential Insurance Co
Mt. Vernon
E. M. Dare
Prudential
National Association of Life Underwriters
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Speeding Fines Noted for Audt and Glatz
In a brief criminal justice notice, charge and fine details show Thomas Audt and Karl Otto Glatz each assessed $15.40 for speeding. Both appear in the docket with identical violations and penalties recorded by the local court.
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Thomas Audt
Karl Otto Glatz
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