Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... necessary for the Publicity Committee to undertake detailed executive work . The members of the Committee complain , however , that the Committee has not been properly consulted . 18. There is no doubt , I think , that for some time ...
... necessary for the Publicity Committee to undertake detailed executive work . The members of the Committee complain , however , that the Committee has not been properly consulted . 18. There is no doubt , I think , that for some time ...
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... necessary . 21. Great care should , therefore , be taken to secure a com- mittee as strong as possible , whose individual members can both advise the Management , and by their influence assist publicity throughout the whole of the world ...
... necessary . 21. Great care should , therefore , be taken to secure a com- mittee as strong as possible , whose individual members can both advise the Management , and by their influence assist publicity throughout the whole of the world ...
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... necessary freedom to envisage the future . We propose in the first instance to disregard this complication and to consider the matter as though the Government had a free hand . 4. The outstanding feature of radiotelephony is that it ...
... necessary freedom to envisage the future . We propose in the first instance to disregard this complication and to consider the matter as though the Government had a free hand . 4. The outstanding feature of radiotelephony is that it ...
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... necessary to protect the public interest in the future . Should readjustments become necessary after definite allocations of this national property , they may be found both difficult and costly . These considerations as applied to broad ...
... necessary to protect the public interest in the future . Should readjustments become necessary after definite allocations of this national property , they may be found both difficult and costly . These considerations as applied to broad ...
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... necessary to prevent interference . It would become the authority to whom complaints and suggestions of all kinds concerning broadcasting would be sent ; and it is important that the Board should 12 21-24 CONTROLLING AUTHORITY 25-33 ...
... necessary to prevent interference . It would become the authority to whom complaints and suggestions of all kinds concerning broadcasting would be sent ; and it is important that the Board should 12 21-24 CONTROLLING AUTHORITY 25-33 ...
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