Growing Radiophone Traffic Spurs Calls for New Laws
Washington April 6 The government faces a dilemma over expanding radio telephone use. Proposals consider federal control of airspace from the coast, raising state versus federal rights issues. An international convention and updated laws are urged as old 1913 rules fail to fit modern wireless growth.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Endans
Interstate Comsserce Commission
United
Giorgis
Pee Ree
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Colli
Acwiretess
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Leciges
Canez
Indiana
Wireless telephony faces new range as Congress stalled
The fragment notes a push to regulate wireless telephony amid growing broadcast plans. It mentions debates over federal action, a large department store considering broadcasting offerings, and uncertainty about laws to curb or control the spread of wireless devices and services.
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Burglary and Hold-up Insurance Firm Advised
An advertisement notes Hesidence Oper Stock Perry McDavid Bedell and Co. of 84 Ph. Co. offering burglary and hold-up insurance services. The item lists involved firms and clearly signage of coverage options in a dated catalog entry.
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Hesidence
Oper
Stock
Perry & McDavid
Bedell
Ph. Co
Shipping Board Opens Regional Offices Across The Midwest
Washington April 6 The Emergency Fleet Corporation of the Shipping Board announced the opening of regional offices in Cincinnati Memphis Kansas City Detroit Chicago and Minneapolis to manage ocean freight growth. Louis F Covnerly of New York Rio de Janeiro Brazil was appointed manager with headquarters in Washington guiding local offices and middle west territories to develop business and solicit exporters and importers through American lines via local agents.
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Washington, D. C
Ocean Freight Trie
Love
Fedaly
Peerent
Cincinnati
Memphis
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Minneanolis
TFL
Washington
Louis F. Covnerly
New York
Die Prospect Orter
Dieret
Died at Home After Illness in San Angelo
George Brockman died Monday night at his home in San Angelo after a period of paralysis. He is survived by a widow, a son, and a daughter. Burial is planned for Wednesday.
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San Angelo
George BR
Brockman
Reindert
Ban Auigolo
Widen
Gue
Ove
East St. Louis Man Ordered to Surrender for Enforcing Sentence
East St. Louis, April 6 Kan wel 8 Cohen under a five year sentence for violating the interstate shipment act has been ordered to surrender tomorrow morning. He is to begin serving his term at Leavenworth, Kan, following a stay of execution granted by President Harding. District Attorney Laney Barns of Cairo reports the action.
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Cohen
Leavenworth
Kan
Laniey ¢ Barns
Cairo
Harding
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