Petrillo Threatens Action Over Sea Bill Support
In St Petersburg June A F L chief Petrillo warned network broadcasters he would halt all network programs if the Supreme Court upholds the Sea bill. He said agreements with New York Chicago and Los Angeles stations would expire January 1 1947 and warned music would stop at final stations if the law is upheld. He also threatened to block recordings and transcriptions if royalties on them are banned.
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St, Petersburg
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James C. Petrillo
A. F. L. American Federation of Musicians
United States Supreme Court
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Tuesday Evening Radio Schedule and Party Gossip 1946
A dense 1946 radio listings page outlines a Tuesday evening program with multiple time slots, show titles, and promotional notes. It mentions various hosted segments, music blocks, poems, and ads, plus a nudge to use Light Want Ads for extra income and a dial number F-12317.
Books Across the Sea loaned to San Antonio Library
San Antonio Public Library receives an exhibit loan titled Books Across the Sea. The $8 volumes cover British wartime life and thoughts, with works ranging from The Cattle of Britain to Junc tion, a radio script. A sample piece, Gone For a Kurian by Gwynne Brown, is noted as an RAF term meaning missing.
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San Antonio
Julian Grothaus
RAF
Antiphlogistine Poultice for Boils and Chest Cold Relief
A fragment ad promotes ANTIPHLOGISTINE poultice for boils and chest cold relief. It claims moist heat and simple application soften boils, ease bronchial irritation, and comfort muscled pain. The copy also touts a spray gun for watering seedlings.
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Conaro
Morse optimistic on world peace and UN role
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon forecasts a hopeful path to world peace anchored in United Nations authority. In a radio interview, Morse argues for Arctic defense cooperation, UN reliance over isolation, and reform of the UN Security Council veto while praising the International Court of Justice. He credits the old League of Nations for lessons and urges universal acceptance of the Court’s jurisdiction to replace force with law.
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General Assembly
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Russia
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League of Nations
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