Right of newspaper in radio field cited
Dr. Frederick S. Siebert of the University of Illinois urged the federal communications commission that newspapers should have the same privileges as other citizens in radio station ownership. Testifying during a probe of newspaper radio relations, he warned against discrimination and argued qualified publishers should not be barred from operating stations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick S. Siebert
University of Illinois School of Journalism
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Kreisler Succeeds in Pre Recital Test
Fritz Kreisler, facing a career setback after a truck accident last April, demonstrates readiness for a Carnegie Hall comeback with a highly praised hinterland concert. A 3000 strong audience applauded his performance, noting his tones as whole and beautiful and his passages firm and flowing, marking his first public appearance since the incident.
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Albany
Fritz Kreisler
New York City
Kreisler
Fourteen Scouts Enlist After Sunday Class Meeting
South Paris Maine reports fourteen boys who attended a Sunday school class and shared Boy Scout troop membership have enlisted in the U S military services.
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Paris
U. S
Kruschen Salts Ad Delivers 30 Day Health Lift
An old advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily morning tonic to improve sluggish digestion and headaches. It claims a 30 day course will restore energy, with a money back guarantee if 100 percent improvement is not felt.
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