Radio annual (1950)

INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION BY RADIO Ohio Sf.itc Univ.. Columbus 10, O. UN. 3148 Ext. 280 OFFICERS Honorory Dir W. W Chortcrs Director I Keith Tyler Asst to the Dir Poul L. Bogcn Secretory Joon E. Zubcr FUNCTIONS The Institute for Educotion by Rodio is on annual conference of broodcocters. educators, and civic leaders sponsored by Ohio State Univ. It meets in Columbus eoch M.iy. The Institute sponsors on Annual Exhibition of Educotional Radio Programs, welcoming entries from stations ond orgoniiotions. A yearbook containing the proceedinRs of the Conference is published annually under the title, EDUCATION ON THE AIR. THE INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS. INC. 1 E. 79 St., New York 21, N. Y. OFFICERS President Raymond F. Cuy Vice-President Sir Robert Watson-Wott Treasurer Donald B. Sinclair Secretary Horaden Pratt Editor Alfred N. Goldsmith DIRECTORS Ben Akerman, Stuart L. Bailey, W. R. C. Baker, Trevor H. Clark, A. V. Eastman. W. L. Everitt, Donald C. Fink, Ferdinand Hamburger, )r., W. R. Hewlett, |. V. L. Hogan, T. A. Hunter, H. E. Kronz, J. W. McRae, F. H. R. Pounsett, H. ). Reich, |. D. Reid, B. E. Shackelford, |. E. Shepherd, J. A. Stratton. INTER-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS (AIR) Montevideo, Uruguay OFFICERS President Coor Mestre Vice-Pres Emilio Azcarrago Secretary Eneas Machodo de Assis Directors Lorenzo Balerio Sicco and Cilmore N Nunn Director of Permanent Office: justino flmenez de Arechaga. FUNCTIONS AIR is an associotion made up of all the national associations of Broadcosters, from Canada to South (except Argentina), to protect private broadcasters specially from Government encroachment. The postal oddress of the Permanent Office is "Asociacion" Interamericana de Radiodifusion. Cal'e Uruguay, 1218 Montevideo— URUGUAY. INTERCOLLEGIATE BROADCASTING SYSTEM 706 Sanders Avenue, Schenectady 2, N. Y. DIRECTORS & NATIONAL OFFICERS Roger Clipp, Gen. Mgr., WFIL, Philadelphia, Pa.; John C. Crabbe, Dir. of Radio, Col'ege of the Pacific Stockton, Calif.; Guy Delia Cioppa, Asst. of Chmn. of the Bd., OBS, Hollywood, Calif.; Dr. Franklin Dunham. Chief, Educational Uses of Radio, Federal Security Agcy., Washington, D. C; Robert B. Hudson, Dir. of Univ. Broadcasting, Univ. of Illinois, Urbona, III.; Leo Martin, Head of Radio Dept., Univ. of Alabama, University, Ala.; Morris Novik, Public Service Radio Consultant, Exec. Secty. NAB, N. Y.; Judith Wa'ker, Dir., Public Service Dept., NBC, Chicago, III. Harold Weiss, Dir. Radio, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Tex. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ♦Chairman George Abraham (2808 Erie St., S. E., Washington 20, D. C.) Executive Dir David W. Borst (706 Sanders Ave., Schenectady 2, N. Y.) Engr. Dir Herbert 6. Barlow (1725 New Hampshire Ave., N. W., Wash. 9, D. C.) Station Relations Mgr James P. Wylie (WESU. Middletown, Conn.) ♦Program Mgr Howard C. Hansen (MocMurroy College, Jacksonville, III.) 'Business Mgr. . . George I. McKelvcy, 111 iTodd Union, Univ. of Rochester. Rochester 3, N. Y ) " A'so serve on the Board of Directors. STAFF MEMBERS General Robert Fuhrman Actg. Soles Mgr David W. Borst REPRESENTATIVES Region No. 1 James R. Wylie iWESU, Middletown, Conn.) Region No 2 Eugene Worner (125 Eighth St., Troy, N. Y.) Region No. 3 Edward Kclty (603 Hartley Hall. Col. Univ., New York 27. N Y.) Regions Nos. 4 ond 5 Peter Swanson (Box 4527, University, Ala.) Region No. 6 Robert Mallory (Box 279, Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Pittsburgh 13, Po ) Region No. 7 Muriel Knudscn (MacMurray College, Jacksonville, III.) Region No. 8 John C. Renshaw (6623 Lake Circle, Dallos 14, Tex.) 'Region No. 9 Dean Lierle (3100 S. Hoover Blvd., Los Angeles 7, Colif.) FUNCTIONS The Intercollegiate Broadcasting System is an association of college campus radio stations established to pool the resources of these stations and further the development of college radio in this country. INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS (AFL) 1200 Fifteenth St., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. District 3764 OFFICERS International President D. W. Tracy International Secretary J. Scott Milne Asst. to President Lawson Wimberly FUNCTIONS International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers is a labor organization affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. It admits to membership radio broadcast technicicans and engineers employed in radio and television stations. It has 67 local unions chartered for broadcast employees in the United States and 5 such local unions in Canada. ROBERT S. KELLER, INC. 72 Barrow St. New York 14, N. Y. WAtkins 4-6599 OFFICERS President Bob Keller Vice-Pres R. J. Anderson Secretary Amy Atkinson Treasurer E. Benjamin Wright FUNCTIONS Radio sales promotion with emphasis on personal contact; supplements network and spot salesmen by preparing and delivering station and market data direct to agency buyers; handles press and public relations' makes weekly report to stations on national odvtg. activity. THE LAMBS 130 W. 44 St., New York 18, N. Y. Luxemburg 2-1515 OFFICERS Shepherd Bert Lytell Boy Walter N. Creazai Corresponding Secretary Bobby Clark Recording Secretary Jack Whiting Treasurer James E. Meighan Librarian Harold G. Hoffman DIRECTORS Elliott Nugent, Bruce Evans, Russ Brown, Earl Benham, John McManus, Joseph S. Buhler, William P. Adams, lohn Alexander, EmM Friedlander, Averell Harris, Arthur Vinton, Lep Solomon, Edward H. Ford, William David, Saul E. Rogers. LIFE DIRECTORS EX-SHEPHERDS: R. H. Burnside, WiMiam Gaxton. Fred Waring, John Golden, Raymond Peck. FUNCTIONS The object of this club shall be the promotion of social intercourse among persons engaged professionally in the drama, music authorship, and the fine arts, as well as friends of those professions, and the col 1274