Radio Board Ends Reallocation Work in Major Plan
WALLINGTON Sept 14 The federal radio commission completed a year long plan to reallocate the nation's facilities. Most stations will have their wave bands changed Nov 11 when the order takes effect. Licenses not otherwise ordered will run to Nov 4 with extensions hoped for up to 90 days. The commission also cut broadcasting hours for forty stations with 1000 watt or more power to one hour nightly 7 p.m. to midnight unless separated by over 1000 miles or special permission is granted.
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Radio Station Reallocation Plans Announced
The Associated Press reports a plan to reallocate broadcast channels across eight zones with 100 stations total, reshaping local airwaves. Details list zone by zone holdings for WAHTs and WEAFs, noting sharing aims to reduce interference and preserve some small-station continuity.
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Army aviator Williams dies at air races
Trent J. Williams of Detroit, an Army aviator famed for thrill maneuvers, died after his stunt plane crashed near the grandstand at national air races. The 25 year old had been injured earlier but did not recover, marking the first fatality among aviators at the event.
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Roadhouse Owner Wounded During Dance Ejection Incident
Sept 11 report states Clarry Kess was likely fatally wounded while attempting to eject a woman from a roadhouse near Crete Alabama. The item lists numerous dish channel call letters and stations, noting daylight broadcasting frequencies and power changes due to new construction permits.
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Young Vesuvius Defies Cigar Etiquette for Kid
Three year old Bobbie Quigley of Washington proclaims the country needs a good nickel cigar. He smokes several daily, showing robust health and big opinion for his age as he grows into a famously outspoken child.
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Texas approves extradition for alleged abducting youth
An extradition requisition for Arthur Crosh, accused of abducting 16 year old Myetle Gilbert in Decatur last July, was approved in Austin. Governor Len Small issued the requisition, authorizing authorities to return Crosh for trial.
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Snakes Beware Officers Aim Good
The bullet riddled body of Brattle make was on drones at police head quarters Tuesday mute testimony of the good aim of Officers Charles BV Yeoman and William Christoph. They killed the reptile in the 2000 ilock of Schles avniive Monday night.
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Hotel Guests Robbed In Series Of Theft Incidents
Reported thefts at multiple hotels include $44 from a trunk belonging to J U L, $12.80 from Mrs Winn Jacobi’s room, and a suitcase containing $12 plus papers reportedly taken while deputies investigated in Castroyville and San Antonio, all during a period of hotel burglaries.
Robbery by Nine Men and a Girl Reported by Police
Police searched Tuesday for a group described as two men and a girl plus seven others who allegedly held up Navarre, 12, at 164 South Pinto Street. The girl allegedly pistol whipped him and pockets were rifled after a delay in finding a large sum of money. Navarre feared further violence as the attackers fled the scene.
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Bootleggers Ad Schools Ad Schools
Bootleggers are cashing in on public schools state officials reveal large fines from violations. Wisconsin’s prohibition commissioner notes fines paid over the last few years, drawing funds to support education and state programs.
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Alice State Bank Closes Its Doors
AUBVIN reports the Security State Bank of Alice with 850 capital stock and the State Bank of Orange Grove, capitalized at 20000, have closed. The commissioner announced the shuttering of these banks and cited financial pressures affecting both institutions.
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