Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1946)

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Heinl Radio News Service 7/10/46 ADDED DUTIES FOR RMA PRESS DIRECTOR; ASSISTANT NAMED The duties of James D. Secrest, Radio Manufacturers* Association* s Director of Publications, have been increased to supervise various association promotion projects during the year, Bond Geddes, Executive Vice-President, announced last week, Peter H, Cousins, Washington radio news reporter, has been appointed Assistant Director of Publications, Mr, Secrest was formerly on the Washington Post and news¬ papers in Cincinnati and elsewhere. During the war he was with the OWI, Mr. Cousins, who was with the U. S. Censorship Office during the last year of the war, is leaving the Washington news staff of the National Broadcasting Company to take over his new duties. Originally from Biloxi, Miss., where he did newspaper work, Mr, Cousins at one time worked with Telecommunications Reports as an assistant to its editor, Roland Davies, and was also on the Washington news staff of the Blue Network before becoming assistant to the Assistant Director of Censorship in charge of broadcasting in 1944, XXXXXXXX WOODS, MEYER MOURN DEATH OF CAPITAL EDITOR, BROADCASTER From Eugene Meyer, former publisher of the Washington Post and operator of Station WINX, now President of the World Bank, and Mark Woods, President of the American Broadcasting Company, came expressions of sympathy in the death of Theodore Noyes, editor of the Washington Star, operator of WMAL, an ABC affiliate. Mr. Meyer said the name of Mr. Noyes"will always remain as a symbol of devo¬ tion to the best interests of the Nation* s Capital and of fine leadership in the Journalism of our country. 11 Mark Woods telegraphed "we at American regarded him not only as a friend but also as one of the outstanding citizens of the country. His death was a great loss. My deepest sympathy. " XXXXXXXXX CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN TRIES OUT "SLOWTONE" WARNING The Chicago and Northwestern railroad is trying out a new radio safety device known as "slowtone ,r which broadcasts warning signals between trains when they come within 5 miles of each other. The equipment also provides for radio voice communication between members of the two train crews, XXXXXXXXXXX 7