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April 11, 1931
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED (Continued)
PRESENT FREQUENCY
CALL NAME OF APPLICANT FBEQ.UENCY SOUGHT
NATURE OF APPLICATION
NEW CHARLES 0, BARR, jr.
Niagara Falls , N. Y.
1340 C.P. to erect new sta¬ tion, 100 watts, un¬ limited hours.
W S Y B SEWARD S: WEISS MUSIC STORE 1500 Rutland, Vermont
Vol. assgn. of lie. to PHILIP WEISS, trading as PHILIP WEISS MUSIC CO.
K F W I RADIO ENTERTAINMENTS, INC. 930 San Francisco, Calif.
C.P. change equipment and increase power to 500 watts night, 1 KW LS.
LICENSE APPJilCiiTIONS RECEIVED
During the current week the Commission received applications for license following construction permits which had previously heen authorized by the Com¬ mission, from the following stations: WMBO , Auburn, N. Y. ; ESTP, St. Paul, Minn. WHAD, Milwaukee, IVis,; WILM, Wilmington, Del.; ICGCA, Decorah, Iowa; KFJY, Tunwall, Iowa.
PERMIT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
During the current week the Commission received applications from the fol¬ lowing stations requesting authority to install new transmitters or make changes in present equipment: KSAC, Manhattan, Kansas; KID, Idaho Falls, Idaho; WCOC, Meridian, Miss.; KFWF, St. Louis, Mo.; KGBU, Ketchikan, Alaska.
G. 0. 97 EFFECTIVE APRIL 30
Unless there is further postponement, General Order 97, requiring all broadcasting stations to operate with 75 per cent modulation, will be enforced at the end of the present license period. It is estimated that there are about 100 stations that have not fully complied with the order. All outstanding construction permits authorizing changes in transmitters to conform with the Comfliission's ruling will be given consideration and stations having such permits will probably be gi'ven a reasonable time in which to complete the necessary changes. Temporary licenses may be issued to stations which are not capable of the minimum modulation specified and the regular applications for renewals will be designated for hearing. It is not thought that any attempt to reduce licensed power will be made until after decision on the proposed hearings.