Bureaucratic control and the coaxial cable critique
William Bauckart denounces New Deal agencies as alphabet soup and warns the Federal Communications Commission against overreaching its jurisdiction. He highlights AT&T’s coaxial cable experiments promising 240 simultaneous telephone conversations over one wire pair, urging caution to protect private enterprise and innovation.
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Washington
Hoover
New Deal
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T.cand T
Remembering Annie Oakley a Great Rifle Star and Woman
A Washington DC reminiscence recalls Annie Oakley the famed Buffalo Bill sharpshooter known as Little Miss Sure Shot. The piece highlights her long stage career, Christian kindness, and enduring memory as a beloved live-wire personality.
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Fred Stone
Annie Oakley
138 Children Outing At Starved Rock State Park
A total of 138 children have been given a one day outing at Starved Rock in the past five weeks, led by local unemployment and workers group president Claude Fisk. Two weeks ago a large group visited the park with several named officials and volunteers. The following week the visit was organized with additional officials and supporters. Another trip is planned for this Sunday and needy children are urged to register at Fisk's home.
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Starved Rock
Claude Fisk
Benton Street
Unemployed and Workers Group
Louis Ruth
Judge Blatt
Thomas Gorey
H. T. Scheidt
Henry Koerner
Emmit McGuire
Gordon Breen
David Lentz
William Lennon
Captain Kavanaugh
J. J. Nicholson
Luella McGraft
Health chief urges schoolchildren examined before opening
City health commissioner Dr E J Higgins urged parents to have children examined and defects corrected in the weeks before school starts. He said those entering school for the first time this fall should be in best possible physical shape and to act on any defects noted during last spring's round up.
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E. J. Higgins
Higgins
Rural Woman Suffers From Slight Stroke
A rural resident suffered a slight stroke, described as not serious, with no further complications reported. The notice notes she was visiting the Dionnes when the event occurred and is referenced in local society updates.
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Sue
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