Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1944)

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12/27M CAPEHART ELECTION FOUND APPARENTLY FREE PROM LEGALITY Senator Ball (R., I, linn#), member of the Senate Subcommittee which investigated alleged election irregulatiries in Indiana this week, said "as far as I know” tho committee investigators have found no evidence of excessive campaign expenditure by Senatorelect Homer Capeharn® Previously Capehart, a Republican, had declared that the investigation was a "political red herring#" The double-barreled inquiry also involved charge of fraud in Marion County (Indianapolis)# Chairman Stewart (D# Tenn#) said he would recommend that these findings be turned over to the Depart¬ ment of Justice# "I do not believe there are any grounds for prosecution," Ball declared, adding that "nothing serious" had been found in other Indiana districts checked following complaints of asserted irregularities • In Marion County it was said there was evidence that 65,000 voters or one out of every four had been struck from the rolls and not counted# The charge was made that any time "Anyone was suspected of being a Democrat" his vote was thrown out® XXXXXXXXXX AliERICAH BROADCASTING COMPAi^ SUPERCEDES BLUE NETWORK The Blue Network, Inc# has been authorized to assign the licenses of stations WJZ, New York, and others to the American Broadcasting Co#o Inc#, corporate owner of the network# Besides VifJZ, the transfer approved by the Federal Communica¬ tions Commission involves WENR, Chicago; KGO, San Francisco; KECA, Los Angeles, and a number of associated relay stations# No money was involved in the transaction# A Washington spokesman for the network said that whether the transaction will mean substitution of the American Broadcasting Co# for the Blue Network in station announcements wl.ll be determined by officials in New York# XXXXXXXXXXX GENERAL ELECTRIC TO PURCHASE KEN-RAD ASSETS Ken-Rad stockholders have authorized the sale of all assets used in connection with the manufacture and sale of radio tubes by the Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp Corp# of Owensboro, Kentucky, tc the General Electric Co# of Schenectady, N# Y# 6