Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1934)

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7/27/34 COMMISSIONERS APPOINT SECRETARIES Secretaries were appointed by three Communications Com¬ missioners this week, Brown, Payne, and Case. Each secretary is to receive a salary of $4,000. Colonel Brown’s secretary is Joseph E. Keller, 27 years old, a lawyer of Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Payne will have as secretary, A.braham Miller, formerly of the Treasury Department, and Henry M. Barry, formerly secretary to Senator Bingham will serve as Governor Case’s secretary. Mr. Keller graduated at the University of Dayton Prep School, in 1924, and secured an A.B. degree at the University of Dayton, 1928 and LL.B. degree in 1930, from the same university. He was admitted to practice of law in Ohio in 1930 and in Federal Courts in 1933. Mr. Keller was a law instructor for four years at University of Dayton Law School, and was associated in an editorial capacity for eight years with Dayton Daily News, Dayton Herald and Dayton Journal. He was acting judge of the Oakwood Court, Oakwood, Dayton, Ohio, and served as Editor of the Univer¬ sity of Dayton News , two years, and Associate Editor, The Exponent Magazine, University of Dayton, and acted as publicity director, University of Dayton for four years. Mr. Miller taught Economics, History and English in private preparatory schools in New York City. From 1908 to 1934, except during a period of about three years, he held administrative positions in the Bureau of Internal Revenue and in other bureaus of the Treasury Department. While in the U. S. Government service, he trained and directed many men and reorganized a number of divisions. He directed successfully numerous important investigations for the Government. He has had much investigative experience. Mr. Barry was born in Vermont. He graduated from Vermont Academy, Saxton's River, Vt. , and Brown University (A.B. 1894 and A.M., 1895); engaged in newspaper work in Providence, R. I., chiefly on Providence Journal; Secretary to Mayor Henry Fletcher of Providence, 1909-1912; Clerk of State Harbor Improvement Com¬ mission; Secretary to United States Senator LeBaron B. Colt of Rhode Island, 1913-1925; Secretary to United States Senator Hiram Bingham, Conn,, 1925-1933; clerk of various Senatorial standing oommittees and certain special Congressional commissions, includ¬ ing Insural Reorganization, District of Columbia Airport, Air¬ craft in National Defense, etc. X X X X X X X 6