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1. Addresses. Radio today and tomorrow, broadcast address of Frank R. McNinch, chairman. Federal Communications Commission, Nov. 12, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal, Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal, Communications Commission
Date:: Nov. 12, 1938
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:M 23/2

2. Address of Paul A. Walker, Federal communications commissioner, over Columbia Broadcasting System, Apr. 1, 1938: Proposed report to Congress in telephone investigation.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:W 15/5

3. Addresses. Address by Frank R. McNinch, chairman of Federal Communications Commission, to National Association of Broadcasters, 16th annual convention, Washington, D. C., Feb. 15, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:M 23

4. Addresses. Address of Commissioner T. A. M. Craven before 16th annual convention, National Association of Broadcasters, Feb. 15, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:C 85/2

5. Addresses. Address of Commissioner T. A. M. Craven over Columbia Broadcasting System, Feb. 5, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:C 85

6. Addresses. Broadcast address of Frank R. McNinch, chairman. Federal Communications Commission, over network of Columbia Broadcasting System, on Nov. 19, 1938, at 4th district National Association of Broadcasters convention at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.: What our investigation means to broadcasters.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal, Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal, Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:M 23/3

7. Addresses. Cooperation between State commissions and Federal Communications Commission, address by Paul A. Walker, Federal communications commissioner, delivered at 50th annual convention of National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners, New Orleans, La., Nov. 16, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:W 15/6

8. Addresses. Radio industry attacks Government regulation, Commissioner George Henry Payne of F. C. C. replies to David Sarnoff, president of R. C. A., Washington, D. C., May 3, 1938, speaking at National Academy of Broadcasting.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:P 29/6

9. Addresses. Structure and regulation of interstate telephone rates, address before Public Utility Section of American Bar Association, by Carl I. Wheat, telephone rate counsel. Federal Communications Commission, Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 28, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:W 56

10. Addresses. What shall we do with radio? by George Henry Payne, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 1, 1937, address prepared by George Henry Payne, member of Federal Communications Commission, read for him before 2d National Conference on Educational Broadcasting, held at Hotel Drake.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Federal Communications Commission
Publisher:: Federal Communications Commission
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: CC 1.15:P 29/5

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