Study and Investigation of the Federal Communications Commission: Hearings Before the Select Committee to Investigate the Federal Communications Commission, House of Representatives, Seventy-eighth Congress, First Session, Acting Under H. Res. 21, a Resolution Directing the Select Committee to Conduct a Study and Investigation of the Organization, Personnel, and Activities of the Federal Communications Commission with a View to Determining Whether Or Not Such Commission in Its Organization, in the Selection of Personnel, and in the Conduct of Its Activities, Has Been, and Is, Acting in Accordance with Law and the Public Interest...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943 |
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Admiral HOOPER agencies answer application Attorney BARGER BEADLE believe Board Broadcast Intelligence Service broadcast station Bureau of Investigation CHAIRMAN Clarence F Commander CRAVEN Commissioner Communications Act Congress corporation correct Crockwell December December 17 DEIBLER Dempsey Department Director discussed Division Downs employees Executive order Eynon fact Federal Bureau Federal Communications Commission files fingerprint records fingerprints FLAMM frequency GAREY GORDON Government GRAVES HART hearing HINES HOOVER Interdepartment Radio Advisory JAMES LAWRENCE FLY Johannes Steele Knickerbocker Broadcasting Koplovitz Lafount letter license Lieutenant WISE MAGNUSON matter McCALL meeting memorandum MILLER Miss MERCER Miss MERRILL Navy Noble November 21 OTTERMAN President question Radio Advisory Committee radio intelligence radio operators radio station recall received record referred regulations representative request Secretary statement Station WMCA testimony tion vote WALKER War Communications Washington Watertown WGKV WIGGLESWORTH York
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