Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1930, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930 HOOVERLSTWANE RADI BOARD SOON Caldwell Protésts “Poiitical Pressure Over Air” in Recent Address. BY MARTIN CODEL. sioners Wil be reappolated. Fumor bas Teap) , rumor #t that Judge Robinson may retire. Litigation Explains Delay. rasty 1 i i 3 EEN ;gis 5 N 5235,5 | i ) i Father of Convicted Slayer of Two Babies Found Dead in Home By the Associated Press. y 4 years old, and Timothy Rogers, 2. , | that the Des Moines station be author- the | ized . to increase its power 50, ‘watts, which would insure full of the State from that station without losing the Western audience of . “Political Pressure” Hit. While the radio situation in Wash- in a state of jcal pressure” ©O. H. Caldwell, the former radio com- missioner and the “father” of the re- allocation of 1927. 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