Beebe v. Federal Radio Commission
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Chief Justice.
An appeal from an order of the Federal Radio Commission refusing to renew the license of a broadcasting station.
Appellant, Le Roy Joseph Beebe, is the owner and operator of radio broadcasting station WMBA at Newport, R. I., formerly licensed for the use of 1,500 kilocycles with a power output of 100 watts and unlimited hours of operation. Appellant first obtained a license for this station in the year 1926) which was renewed from time to time until December 29, 1930, when he filed the application for a renewal which is now in question.
Upon examination of the application…
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