Business screen magazine (1946)
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SMPTE AWARDS: Ernest M. Whiflcv, Senior Project Engineer. Re^icll.ike Corp.: the E. I. tlu i'onl tiold Medal; Koilger J. Ross. l-'ilm Consultant. 1 asliilan Koiiak ( o.: SMI'IT. Progress Medal; Dr. IVtcr C. (;oldmark. President. C US I.alior.ilories: SMPTE: Journal Award; John A. Manrcr, President of Optronics Technologv. Inc.; the l-:astnian Kodak Gold Medal: I.inwood (;. Dunn, President of Film I fleets of Hollywood: the Herbert 1. Kalmus Ciold Medal; Dr. WaUcr Bnich, Director of Product Planning. .MCIlelefunken: the David SarnofI Ciold Medal.
New assignments at Modern Talking Picture Service will have Fontaine KiiK'licloe, .Ir.. V.P. heading up a new division. Modern Media Services, which will provide programming for the CATV industry. Jack Lusk, Modern's Manager of Midwest Sales, has been namctl .i vice president.
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Wilson D. Hole has been named V.P. and General Manager of Traincx Corp.. a subsidiary of Medcom. Inc. . . . Kenneth Jones has been appointed Vice President of Sales and Business Affairs at Consolidated Film Industries . . . Ben Press, former head of B & E Film Labs, has joined Bebell. Inc. Motion Picture Lab Division as Supervisor of Printing Operations . . . Abbott Sydney is now Vice President of Arriflex-Wcst . . . Kenneth Li Donnici is the new General Manager of Optisonics Corp. ... J. L. "Hobby" Hobson has been named National Sales Manager of Audio-Visual Products at Singer Company's Graflex Division . . . New vice presidents at the Bill Sandy Company. Detroit, arc George J. Forrest, for finance and administration: Ralph K. Scott, for innovative products; and Mai Middlesworth, for production management.
Alan K. F'rascr, a young executive of Treise Engineering, Inc., San Fernando, Calif, was killed in a boating accident on June 19.
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