Riker v. Federal Radio Commission
District Court, District of Columbia
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIR, Chief Justice.
Appellant owns and operates a radio broadcasting station having the call letters KFQU, located at Holy City, Cal., operating upon frequency 1,420 kilocycles, with power output of 100 watts, sharing time with Station KGGC. The station was first licensed in the year 1924, and has been in operation under successive renewals since that time.
• On December 17,1930, an application for a renewal license was filed by appellant with the Federal' Radio Commission, but upon examination the Commission did not reach a decision that the publie interest, convenience, or necessity would…
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