Radio annual (1950)

Organizations 3rd Vice-Pres Ronnie P. Taylor Secretary Marjorie Thome Treasurer Marie Wiil< DIRiECTORS George Baren iBregge, Lloyd Chopman, T. J. MacWilliams, Joseph McLaughlin, John L. Meridan, Leslie B. Sterne, C. Taylor Urquhart. FUNCTIONS An orgonization of radio and television personnel from stations, ogencies, advertisers, allied organizations and suppliers; fosters goodwill and fellowship and brings to its members vital knowledge and information about their business and profession. PROFESSIONAL MUSIC MEN, INC. 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y. Columbia 5-7362 OFFICERS President Rocco Vocco First Vice-President Joseph Santiy Second Vice-President Charles Warren Third Vice-President Phil Kornheiser Treasurer Irving Tanz Financial Secretary Michael L. Schloss 'Recording Secretary Louis £. Schwartz Sergeant-at-Arms David Kent Executive Director Bob Miller BRANCH OFFICES 54 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III. 'Regional Director Morton Schaefer 8360 W. First St., Los Angeles, Calif. Regional Oirectoi Al Comparte 36 East Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Regional Director Danny Engle FUNCTIONS Charitable and Benevolent Organization. PROTESTANT RADIO COMMISSION 297 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. CRamercy 5-3475 OPFIOERS Chairman Paul C. Payne Vice-chairman Truman B. Douglass Director Everett C. Parker Dir! of Prod Albert Crews Special Programs Wesley 6. Goodman Special Events Harold J. Quigley FUNCTIONS The Protestant Radio Commission is a cooperative, interdenominational organization that functions to improve the quality of Protestant radio and tele, broadcacting. RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB OF BOSTON. INC. 485 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. COpIey 7-0123 OFFICERS President Mr. Craig Lawrence WCOP, Boston 1st Vice-Pres Miss Nono Kirby WLAW, Boston 2nd Vice-Pres Mr. Edmund J. Shea James Thomas Chirurg Co., Boston Treasurer Miss Janet Gilbert Harold Cabot & Co., Inc., Boston Secretary Mr. Elmer Kettell Kettell-Carter, Boston FUNCTIONS Monthly luncheon meetings with speakers on various phases of radio and tele. RADIO EXECUTIVES CLUB OF NEW YORK President's Office, 485 Madison Ave., N. Y. 22, N. Y. PLoza 5-2000 OFflOEiRS President John J. Karol (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) Vice-Pres Cordon Mills (National Broadcasting Company) Secretary Claude Borrere, Foreign Language Quality Network Treasurer Lewis H. Avery, Avery-Knodel, Inc. FUNCTIONS The purpose of the Radio Executives Club of New York is to provide a common meeting place for all who are concerned with the administration ond development of all phases of broadcasting, including AM, FM and television. The Radio Executives Club will seek to inform its members on the more important functions and problems of broadcasting in all its forms, but will not seek to regiment the opinions of its individual members. Through all means at its disposal, the Club will disseminate information concerning broadcasting which will provide a better understandiing of its problems, not only to the industry, but to the public at large. The RiEC holds meetings the first and third Thursday of each month from October through May, at luncheons, Hotel Roosevelt, New York Ciy. RADIO GUILD, LOCAL No. 50, UOPWA— C.I.O. 30 E. 29 S., New York 16, N. Y. Murray Hill 6-2977 OPFIOERS President Arnold Latt 1 St Vice-Pres Deborah Ishlon 2nd Vice-Pres Nothaniol Scott Treasurer Nelda Scudder Secretary Diana Howard Guild Rep Sylvia Sheridan OPFICEiRS A trade union representing office workers and professionals in the radio industry. RADIO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION 1317 f. St., N. W., Washington 4, D. C. NAtional 4901 OFFICERS President R. C. Cosgrove (Avco Mfg. Corp.) Exec. Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr Bond Geddes Tresourer Leslie F. Muter (The Muter Co.) General Counsel John W. Von Allen Vice-Presidents G. M. Gardner, (WellsGardner & Co.), 'R. E. Carlson (Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.), W. J. Barkley (Collins Radio Co.), A. D. iPlamondon, Jr. (Ind. Steel Prod. Co.), A. Liberman Talk-A-iPhone Co.). HEADQUARTEiRS STAFF Secretary Bond Geddes Dir. Publ. Rel James D. Secrest Ass't. Transmitter Div Ralph M. Haorlander Editorial Ass't Peter H. Cousins Office Manager Anna M. Chase DIRECTORS E. Alschuler, Sentinel Radio Corp.; R. E. Carlson, Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.; G. M. Gardner, WellsGardner & Co.; Joseph Gerl, Sonora Radio & TV Corp.; H. J. Hoffman, Machlett Laboratories, Inc.; H. L. Hoffman, Hoffman Radio Corp.; George Lewis, Federal Telephone & Radio Corp.; W. R. G. Baker, Gen. Electric Co.; A. Liberman, Talk-A-Phone Co.; Ray H. Manson, Stromberg-Carlson Co.; H. C. Mattes, Belmont iRadio Corp.; lErnest Searing, Inter. Resistance Co.; Ray F. Sparrow, P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc.; R. C. Sprague, Sprague Electric Co.; Leslie F. Muter, The Muter Co.; Benjamin Abrams, Emerson Radio & Pronograph Corp.; Max F. Bolcom, Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.; W. J. Barkley, Collins Radio Co.; H. C. Bonfig, Zenith Radio Corp.; Herbert W. Clough, Belden Mfg. Co.; R. C. Cosgrove, Axeo Mfg. Corp.; C. Richard Fryling, Erie Resistor Corp.; S. Insull, Jr., Stewart -Warner Electric Div.; J. J. Kahn, Standard Transformer Corp.; F. R. Lack, West. Electric Co.; W. A. MocDonald, Hazeltine Electronics Corp.; A. D. Plamondon, Jr., Ind. Steel Prod. Co.; Glenn W. 1277