FCC Sees Big Year Ahead For Booming Video Industry
FCC Chairman Wayne Coy predicts a booming 1949 for television with 74 new stations planned, bringing total stations to 12 percent of a year ago 17. License requests for 312 more stations are frozen over tropospheric interference issues and co channel station spacing.
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FCC
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Jan
XEAI
Federal
Communications Commission
Wayne Coy
East
Midwest
Social Situation at a Large Party
A young married woman introduces herself to another guest at a large party. She says her name is Martha and mentions her spouse in a brief, polite exchange.
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Tin Jones
Martha
Brunswick’s New Town Hall Nearing Completion
Brunswick’s municipal building, over a year in construction, nears completion. Basement jail nearly finished with cells awaiting mattresses and lighting. heating and doors installed. insulation and floor work ongoing. City Clerk Lutman may move offices to the new building soon, as door hardware and final deliveries arrive. In Washington, two year enlistment soldiers after June 24 1947 face draft rules. veterans’ exemptions require joining an organized reserve unit or appropriate non organized reserve status to avoid further service.
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Brunswick
Ing
Stade “Lutma
Eas.ng Gooraays
Hugh
Lutman
Legion Home
Veterans Draft Appeals and Reserve Units Policy
A discussion outlines how veterans may meet draft duties by joining reserve units within any service branch if possible, or not be drafted if unavailable. It asks who decides availability, answer being the local draft board. If boards insist on joining and a veteran refuses, enlistment through the draft remains possible. A three year service by non veterans discharges all military responsibilities.
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Hoover Commission
Hoover
Department
Labor Department
Treasur
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Baye
Aya Dal
Selective Service Board
Montgomery Tuberculosis Survey Report Highlights Exhibit
A January meeting by the Pooles-Me Parents Teachers Association featured the Montgomery County tuberculosis survey and a miniature exhibit of the Montgomery County Health Center. The report noted surges in cases and emphasized targeted outreach, with county officials detailing progress and challenges.
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Montgomery
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Health Center
Miniature
Assouaten Red
Maraland
Bereulos
Tuberculosis awareness and prevention events in Maryland
The News notes early TB diagnosis aids cure and curbs spread, with treatment funded by tax and Christmas Seal funds. Maryland has a high TB death rate. health staff displayed Montgomery Health Center materials. A Boston health meeting and a poolesville school science talk were part of clinic outreach and a Cary reports business session.
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Maryland
Montgomerie Health Center
D. Spn
Boston
National Heath
Army
Bethesda
Colesville
Hawks
Walter A. Downs
Poolesville High School
Cary
Made Sergeant in Japanese area air force
Recently promoted to sergeant, Wesley W. of Tramsville is named as joining the Japan area force. Parents Mr and Mrs are named in the hometown notice. The report notes he is almost 30 and serves in a Japanese air force unit.
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SErA_eant
Japan
Wesley W
Mrs Nams
Tramsville
Med
Jama Japan
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