United States. Federal Communications Commission

Books by United States. Federal Communications Commission

Total count: 106

• In the Supreme Court of the United States, October term, 1929, Federal Radio Commission, petitioner, v. General Electric Company and people of the state of New Yorkon writ of certiorari to the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia : brief for petitioner

  G.P.O.1929-01-01
• Proceedings ...Roscoe Pound, a witness ... on behalf of the Newspaper radio committee ... was examined and testified ...

  1932-01-01
• Federal Communications CommissionBroadcast division : In the matter of Section 307 (c) of the Federal communications act of 1934 and Order no. 1 of the Broadcast division. Brief on behalf of the National association of broadcasters, prepared by Henry Adams Bellows, chairman, Legislative committee,submitted by Philip G. Loucks, managing director. November 26, 1934

  1934-01-01
• Radio Service Corporation (KSEI), a corporation, appellant v. Federal Communications Commission, appellee, Symons Broadcasting Company (KFPY), intervenorBrief on behalf of the Federal Communications Commission

  G.P.O.1935-01-01
• Uniform system of accounts for telephone companiesprescribed by the Federal communications commission in accordance with the provisions of the Communications act of 1934. Issue of June 19, 1935. Effective January 1, 1936

  U.S. Govt. print. off.1935-01-01
• Recommendations of three proposed amendments to the Communications Act of 1934letter from the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, transmitting ....

  U.S. G.P.O.1935-01-01
• Report on actuarial aspects of Bell Telephone System Pension Plan (pursuant to Public Resolution No. 8, 74th Congress)

  1936-01-01
• Practice and procedure promulgated pursuant to the Communications Act of 1934Approved December 18, 1935

  1936-01-01
• Report on Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporatedcorporate, financial and operating history (pursuant to Public Resolution No. 8, 74th Congress)

  1936-01-01
• Report on telephone investigation

  1936-01-01
• Telephone investigationSpecial investigation docket no. 1. Report on Bell System policies and practices in radio broadcasting. (Pursuant to Public resolution no. 8, 74th Congress)

  1936-01-01
• Telephone investigationSpecial investigation docket no. 1. Report on investments of Bell Telephone System pension funds (pursuant to Public Resolution No. 8, 74th Congress)

  1936-01-01
• Ship radiotelegraph safety rules, May 21, 1937Federal communications commission, Washington, D.C.

  U.S. Govt. print. off.1937-01-01
• [Telephone investigation reports]

  1937-01-01
• Report on administrative and financial aspects of Bell Telephone System Pension Plan (pursuant to Public Resolution No. 8, 74th Congress)

  1937-01-01
• Telephone investigationSpecial investigation docket no. 1. Report on Bell System patent control; its effects, and suggested remedies (pursuant to Public resolution no. 8, 74th Congress) ...

  1937-01-01
• The problem of the "rate of return" in public utility regulation, with special reference to the Long lines department of the American telephone and telegraph company, June 15, 1938

  publisher not identified1938-01-01
• General review of operating results of the Bell system and its principal functional divisions for the years 1936 and 1937and certain prior years, and detailed comparision of operating results of Long Lines Department for the years 1936 and 1937, June 1, 1938

  publisher not identified1938-01-01
• Factors underlying the "rate of return" in public utility regulationas disclosed in court and commission decisions, June 1, 1938

  1938-01-01
• Final report of the Telephone rate and research department, June 15, 1938

  1938-01-01
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