Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1937 — Page 42
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Columnist Ought to Know About Our -Patronage Headaches, Official Replies to “‘Sguabbling’ Charge; Post Pays $3800 Annually.
(Gen, WASHINGTON, Nov. member of the National charged today that Gen.
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12 (U. Jit Hugh S. and persistence”
© Johnson's Column, Page 18.)
P.).—Clarence E. Smith, al
uminous Coal Commission, | Johnson had pressed with | to obtain two ap-
pointments from the Commission-—one for his brother. Replying in a formal statement to remarks in the daily |
column of Johnson,
newspaper that Mead S A. Reiman, NRA office, to
yeceptionist in the recently were Commission !
old appointed jobs. Mead
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was appointed a agent at a salary of $3800 a on Sept 1937” and Mr. Rei“was appointed special invessalary, $3200 per year, last Mr. Smith said are
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Johnson, in editorial page
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squabbles concerns donna preferences, quarrels over |
Commission patronage,
The cayune with prima fumes, fi ana office furniture and which Commissioner shall have precisely ‘what stvie gaboon in his office.” Referrring the appointment, Mr. Smith answered: “If the ‘National Bituminous Coal patronage better po-
to
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Commission headaches, nO man sition than Gen. Johnson to know them At the ver} moment the paper carrving the General outburst was placed upon my desk, the managerial committee was In session considering two appointments of ‘which the General has considerable knowledge They happen to be own brother and a former of his own NRA staf] “With characteristic energy and istence, Gen. Johnson personpressed for both these appoint-
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Parran Keeps Out Of Johnson Dispute
Ww ASHINGTON Nov 12. <<Sur-1-General Thomas Parran Jr. of S Pribli Health Service toto enter the controNBC's refusal to let | Johnson discuss
£2001 the [ declined caused bh Gen Hugh SS. venereal diseases in a broadeast. Dr. Parran himself has recently made repeated radio addresses on | the same subject. including a 15-| minute talk over an NBC national hookup. | NBC has co-operated fully with me he said in declining to discuss the Johnson incident. Frank R. McNinch, the Federal Communications mission, said he had received complaint about the suppression nf the address, and explained that the FCC had no direct control over such matters.
TAVERN BURGLARS GET WHISKY, CASH
Burglars who broke into a restaurant and tavern at 1517 WN. Pennvlivania St night stole more than $25 in cash, 86 quarts of whisky valued at $90 and a ham worth $5, Otto 2Zandell. 3230 N. Pennsylvania St proprietor, told police
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INDIANS LAND PLEA SEEN UP TO CONGRESS
Bureau Powerless weHessin Miamis’ Appeal, Collier Says.
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WABASH, Ind., Nov. 12 (U. P.) .—
The Nation of Miami Indians, recently to recover through mortgage foreand leasures, will have to induce Congress to enact special Jegislation if it is successful, tribe leaders learned today. The Government has ho supervision or interest in any of the land, located principally in Wabash County with small parcels in Grant and Miami Counties, John Collier, Commissioner of Indian Affairs at Washington, advised the tribe. He said that anv effort of the Indian group to obtain favorable action through his office would be wasted The land was deeded to the Miami Tribe in 1840 and an act of Congress which became operative Jan. 1, 1881, gave the Indians absolute title to all the land originally set aside, Mr, Collier pointed out. Since that time, he said, the tribe has had the same right to mortgage or sell he land as anv landowner,
BRITAIN MAPS PLAN TO BUY COAL MINES
Nov. 12 (U. P.).—The drafted today a bill to nationalize Britain's coal industry by July 1, 1942. It will be introduced soon in Parliament. Nationalization of the industry will involve an estimated expenditure of approximately $332.250.000, according to the proposed measure.
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Readv ‘with straws to join Lana Turner in a “Discovery Soda’ five other smiling beauties of movieland’s younger set, gathered at the very soda fountain ‘where a studio talent scout found Lana a year ago,
FCC Strikes at Political ‘Pull’ By Publicizing License Pleas
THOMAS L. STOKES Times Special Writer WASHINGTON. Nov. 12—=Chairman Frank R. MecNinch of the Federal Communications Commission struck boldly today at the use of political influence in seeking radio broadcasting licenses, long recognized as a flagrant custom. Y « 8 The FOC'S “Order No. 25,” ‘which ‘probably will provoke congres- TE DI sional oratory, is designed to curb political interference by requiring that | prossmen n tun pressed the comhereafter any communication involving the merits of radio license | son ty applications must be made a matter of public record by the commis- | {sion’s secretary. Ws Mr. McNinch stepped on the toes of members of Congress, other politicians (including some higher-ups), { sonal visits and memoranda. | radio lawyers, and representatives Hereafter all such intercessions | of radio companies and chains who | must be publicly recorded, lin the past have availed themselves | By the publicity threat, ‘Chairman |
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| Congressmen from whom Mr, Nninch is likely to hear a roar go up. Radio lawvers, in
MgcNinch hopes to stamp out a practice which has been condemned Ye- | peatedly and which was one of the reasons he was transferred by Presi- | dent Roosevelt from the Federal | 150 practicing | Power Commission to do a cleanup he affected. Some of job in the FCC [had easy access to the FOC. Use of political pull to influence wor the convenience of members distribution of radio licenses had Congress. Chairman grown to such an extent that it had {become g sort of congressional pre- | rogative. Congressmen were pressed
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