Radio legislation gains right of way by House leaders
Washington January 31 House leaders moved the White Oil compromise forward to passage before night and send it to the Senate amid country wide demand for action. Rep Davis Tennessee led opposition, decrying a loss of public control and warning against monopolistic radio power. The bill shifts licensing authority to a commission under Commerce, with presidentially chosen oversight, while abandoning an asserted state broadcasting right and leaving regulation in federal hands. The text also references a separate Avon area score and local social notices, including a bridal shower and various community events and visits.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Davis
Tennessee
Conference Committee
Avon Socials and Basketball Close January Events
Avon notes record a Pedro club Card and Music night at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gates home with high score prizes to Mrs. A Freester and Mrs. Fred Warwedel. Forget Me Not Club met at Mrs. L Hecke la Thursday for sewing and conversation with a brief election and refreshments. Avon High School boys beat Columbia 24 to 22 in a fast paced game while the girls team fell 11 to 1.
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Avop Boys
Columbia
Canterford
Mehling
Avon
Ackerman
Bartield Keyses
Keyses
Reising
Pedro Club
Lawrence Gates
A. Freester
Fred Warwedel
Wm Burk&hardt
Forget- Me-Not Club
Avon High School
Sirts
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent colds from going deeper into the lungs. It touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as fast, safe relief for head colds chest tightness and bronchial irritation. It emphasizes reaching deep into throat chest and bronchial membranes and notes price 60c or 1.00.
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Ayer
Drusgiste
Radio listings and an Guatemala note fuse in a page
Radio schedules across stations in Pittsburgh Detroit Cincinnati New York Philadelphia and Baltimore include concert and orchestra programs. A stray paragraph highlights Guatemala's Lacandon people as wild Indians living in deep forests worshiping rudimentary earthen images.
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BOKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsbareh
WSAD
Detroit
Mich
Wil
Ensemble
WLW
Cinelinun
Wynter
Wear
New York
Vikings
Eveready
WEAO
Columbus
Sunny Tates
WCAE
Uhiladelphia
Orchestra Wral Baltimore
Municipal Hand of Baltimore
Chicago
Bobby Burns
No Relief From Skin Torture Claim Promises
An advertisement extols S. S. S. for skin diseases claiming over a century of relief. It features a testimonial from Cleophan Forte of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Quincy Illinois who says six bottles cured his twenty year eczema. The ad says S. S. S. is vegetable, from plant roots, and sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Cleophan Forte
Home
Quincy
Ill
S. S
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