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-[second] Session Acting Under H. Res. 21 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943 |
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Admiral Hooper agencies answer application Army asked assigned Attorney BARGER Black River Board Broadcast Intelligence Service broadcast stations Brockway Bureau of Investigation CHAIRMAN Commission's Communist cooperation counsel December DENNY Department of Justice fact Fascist Federal Bureau Federal Communications Commission Federal Radio Commission field filed fingerprints Foreign Broadcast Intelligence foreign-language broadcasts foreign-language programs foreign-language stations frequencies Government granted HART Hartley Hawaii Hawaiian hearing Italian JAMES LAWRENCE FLY Japanese Japanese language JETT June language broadcasts Lee Falk LEIGH letter license MAGNUSON matter memorandum ment MILLER minutes Miss NEYMAN monitoring stations Navy Office of Censorship Pearl Harbor personnel petition for rehearing President prior to Pearl Problems Division propaganda question Radio Intelligence Division radio operator radio station received record referred request SHEA statement Stefano Luotto STERLING testified testimony tion transmitter United War Communications Washington Watertown WBNX WCOP WGES WIGGLESWORTH WJBK
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