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...member of the engineering staff of the Chicago key station of a coast-to-coast broad casting network. I have saved another article appearing under Music. It is entitled "Engineers to the Fore" (TIME, March 27, 1933) and in it you pay your respects to men of my profession, broadcast engineers. You are most kind. Your most recent article about Maestro Toscanini is indeed a reading thrill and it is a great tribute to a great genius. It upholds TIME'S unprecedented standard of brief, newsy and cleverly-written articles. ROBERT M. BROCKWAY Chicago...
...veto of even President Roosevelt is a thing calculated to incite some kind of action on the part of every right-thinking American. Why does not TIME, who has launched such an excellent exposure of the armaments racket (which exposure, by the way, I think should be reprinted and broadcast over the country), also bring into broad daylight the men and methods directly responsible for the Legion's highly organized raiding of the Treasury, and so bare another national evil? You would be performing a real service-providing you too were not intimidated by the certain threats of canceled...
...April 18, the time at which the competition will be held. Each competitor will read for six minutes and the selections read may be either one long poem or several short selections. The Vassar meeting will be held on Saturday, May 12. On Sunday some of the readers will broadcast from New York City...
...radio broadcast the Governor explained his program, called attention to the power lobby always on guard in Albany. ''But apparently this year the officials of the large companies have felt that this usual method of killing legislation looking to more efficient and expeditious protection of the consumer will not be enough," said the Governor. "New and additional means of destruction must be called in. . . . And so they are carrying on a concerted effort to frighten the small and frequently uninformed investor...
...radio broadcast the Governor explained his program, which includes measures to bring holding companies under full control of the Public Service Commission. But what has attracted the most fire from the power companies are three bills to: 1) authorize the Public Service Commission to fix emergency rates which will return not less than 5% on the company's investment instead of the traditional 8%; 2) permit the Commission to assess costs of valuations and investigations against the companies, and 3) permit a municipality to enter the utilities business after a referendum...