In The Nation for Dec. 24, journalist Marc A. Rose discussed: "What will radio do to the newspaper?" Will it oust the newspaper as purveyor of the world's news to the public or will it ally itself to the newspapers?
The Associated Press, the great A. P., is nervous. Mr. Rose said: "It is on record through its board of directors as forbidding its members to broadcast, or to supply for broadcasting, any news belonging to the A. P."
The United Press, on the other hand, is not perturbed. Its President, Karl A....
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