Word: licensee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Busy last week in Washington was Maine's Senator Wallace H. White Jr., co-author of the original Radio Act of 1927, pondering a bill calling for the reorganization of FCC and an investigation of its activities. Senator White tirelessly points out that FCC was set up merely as...
Your article speaks of the Coordinating Council for French Relief. You are probably unaware of the fact that we were among its first members. In fact, far from "neglecting" our work, we have extended our license to include aid to French refugees wherever they are, and special aid to children...
As pleased as Valley shippers at this victory was stocky Ted V. Rodgers, longtime head of the American Trucking Associations, Inc., trade organization and lobby for the U.S. trucking business. In its fight for higher maximum loads the association is having a good year: since Jan. 1 four other States...
As Red-denouncing daily grew louder, City College's Acting President Harry N. Wright called a special assembly of his faculty and students and publicly spanked the college's Reds. Said he: "Academic freedom does not mean unrestricted license. . . . The Communists make use of any issue upon which...
...Government's anti-trust suit alleges that Hartford-Empire dictated to its licensees what kind of glassware to make, how much to make and whom to sell to. The Government also charges that Hartford-Empire frequently refused to license manufacturers...