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Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
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The U.S. Federal Radio Commission extended the license of WEVD, a Debs Memorial Fund station in Woodhaven, N.Y., set to expire Sept. 1, while denying bias against small stations and citing hearings justifying their existence.
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RADIO BODY GIVES O K TO DEBS STATION
Denies Prejudice Against Small Stations.
WASHINGTON—The federal radio commission announced today that it would extend the operating license of WEVD, operated by the Debs Memorial fund at Woodhaven, N. Y., which was to have expired Sept. 1.
Prejudice Is Denied
The commission denied that it is prejudiced against small stations. It said that it has been moved to eliminate some of them "largely because of the deluge of complaints of poor service and interference from people living in the vicinity of such stations."
Are Amply Justified
The recent public hearings, the commission continued, demonstrated that the great majority of the smaller stations have amply justified their continued existence.
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operating license extended; prejudice against small stations denied
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The federal radio commission announced it would extend the operating license of WEVD, operated by the Debs Memorial fund at Woodhaven, N. Y., which was to have expired Sept. 1. The commission denied prejudice against small stations, stating eliminations were due to complaints of poor service and interference. Public hearings demonstrated that the great majority of smaller stations have justified their continued existence.