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Heinl Radio News Service
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McGRADY, RCA V-P,
PRAISED IN N.Y. TUGBOAT STRIKE
Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach praised the efforts of Mayor O' Dwyer of New York and Edward F. McGrady, his special representative, in restoring tugboat traffic to New York Harbor.
Mr. McGrady, former Assistant Secretary of Labor, and Vice-President of the Radio Corporation of America in Charge of Labor Relations, was named by the Secretary to aid in bringing about a settlement.
"Mayor O’ Dwyer and Mr. McGrady were untiring in their efforts", the Secretary said,
"The submission of the dispute to arbitration and the resumption of tugboat operation permit peaceful adjudication of tne questions involved. "
Subsequently the differences that led up to the strike were submitted to arbitration by a three man committee under the chairmanship of Mr. McGrady. In expressing his appreciation, Mayor O’ Dwyer said:
"My thanks also to Gen. David Sarnoff, Mr. Bernard Gimbel, Mr. Basil Harris, Mr. Hugh S. Robertson, Mr. Edward Anker, Commis¬ sioner of Commerce George Saunders, and particularly to Mr,
F. McGrady and Judge Edward C, Maguire, who have done so me bring those parties together. "
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TV TOWER APPROVED FOR BAMBERGER IN CAPITAL
The Commissioners governing the city last week approved the application of the Bamberger Broadcasting Service of New York for a 300 foot television transmitting tower at 40th and Brandywine Streets, N. W. , in Washington, D. C. , Just north o f the Washington Cat he dral.
The Bamberger firm, along with five other applicants, is awaiting decision of the Federal Communications Commission, alloting four television frequencies to Washington.
FCC rules provide that television towers serving a Metro¬ politan Area should be a minimum of 500 feet above the average altitude of the area served. Altitude of the proposed Bamberger site is slightly more than 400 feet, as compared with a 200-foot average for Washington as a whole. The 300-foot tower will thus enable the corporation to meet the FCC minimum.
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