Radio annual (1950)

Record Details:

Title:
Radio annual
Date:
1950
Publisher:
New York : Radio Daily Corp.
Volume:
Radio annual and television yearbook (1950)
Leaf #:
0001314
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Year Book
Format:
Annuals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 28, 2023
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Thompson, Noblitf-Sparks, Industries Inc.; Lloyd H. Coftin. Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.; Allen B. DuMont, Allen B DuMont Loborotorics, Inc.; |. B. Elliott, RCA, Victor Div.; W.ilter Evons, Westinghouse Electric Corp ; Poul V Calvin. Moforolo Inc.; George R Haosc, Opcradio Mtg Co.; W. |. Halligon. The Hallicraf tcrs Co ; Lorry F. Hardy, Phiico, Corp.; R. E Loux. General Instrument Corp.; E. A. Nicholos. Copehort-Farnsworth Corp.; Richard A. O'Connor, The Mognovox Co ; | Hall St.ickpolc, Stackpole Carbon Co.; R L. Triplctt. Tripleft Electrical Instrument Co. FUNCTIONS Non-profit co-operative trade oss'n for the promotion of all radio interests and special services to r.idio and electronic manufacturers. RADIO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Room 301, 159 Bay St., Toronto 1, Ont. ADelaide 1531 OFFICERS President F, R. Oeokins RCA Victor Co. Ltd., Montrcol, P. Q, Vice-Pres R. A. Hackbusch Stromberg-Corlson Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ont. Chairman, Tronsmittcr Division H. R. Vorcoe Northern Electric Co. Ltd., Belleville, Ont. Vice-Choirmon, Tronsmittcr Div S. C. Peterson Rogers Mojestic Ltd., Leaside, Ont. Chairman, Parts & Accessory Div H. A. Frankel National Fibre Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ont. Vice-Choirmon, Ports & Accessory Div. ..L. M. Price Rodio Valve Co. Ltd., Toronto Executive Sec S. D. Brownlee Rodio Mfrs. Assoc, of Conodo, Toronto, Ont. Choirmon, Transmitter Eng. Com J. H. Pratt RCA Victor Co. Ltd., Montreal Vice-Choirmon, Transmitter Eng. Com.. .C. H. iBrereton Rogers Majestic Ltd., Toronto Choirmon, Receiver Eng. Com A. B. Oxiey RCA Victor Co. Ltd., Montreal, P. Q. Vice-Chairman, Receiver Eng. Com.. F. H. R. Pounsett Stromberg-Carlson Co., Toronto Chairman, Service Committee F. Tewsley Stromberg-Carlson Co., Ltd., Toronto Vice-Choirmon, Service Committee M. £. Nylin Rogers Mojestic Ltd , Leaside, Out. FUNCTIONS This Association is o non-profit and co-operative organizotion founded in 1926 to promote the interests of the radio manufacturing industry in Canada. RADIO PARTS & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SHOWS. INC. 33 North La Salle Street, Chicago 2, ill OFFICERS President Jerome J. Kohn Vice-President W. V/. Joblon Secretary Wm. O. Schoning Treasurer Les A. Thayer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert C. Sprogue, Charles A. Hansen, Chas. Colenpoul. Lew W. Howard, Aaron Lippman. Cen. Mgr. Cr Legal Counsel Kenneth C. Prince Public Relations Counsel S. I. Neiman FUNCTIONS To organize, spnosor, promote and conduct notional displays and exhibitions of radio and television parts, occessories and equipment for the benefit of its exhibitors and the radio trade In general. THE RADIO PIONEERS CLUB 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20 N Y Phone Circle 7-8300 OFFICERS Founder H. V. Kaltenborn Honorary Presidents David Sornoff, Lee de Forest President Frank E. Mullen First Vice-Pres Ortis H. Caldwell Second Vice-Pres Arthur B. Church V.-P. & Secty Paul W. Morency V.-P. tr Treas Carl Haverlin Vice-Presidents Mortin Campbrll, Jock R. Poppele FUNCTIONS "To establish o membership organization of persons who by their long ycors of service in the field of Radio desire to become associated for the purposes of friendship and education. The Club shell be a central ciciring house for the exchange of information and historical data obout the Radio Industry ond sholl record in form to be determined facts and data about the history of the Radio Industry ond its traditions for use by this ond future generations It is felt thof this organization with the resultant exchange of information would make a valuable contribution to the public interest." The purposes as outlined in the constitution ore sufficiently brood to enoble the Radio Pioneers to undertake almost any task which the Club may desire tor the furtherance of the Radio Industry. Accordingly, 1950 will mark the establishment of o Radio Hall of Fame in which the memories of men ond women whose contribution hove placed them among the immortals will be perpetuated. RADIO SCRIPT & TRANSCRIPTION EXCHANGE U. S. Office of Education, Washington 25, D. C Executive 6300, Ext. 2897 STAFF Chief Franklin Dunham Radio Education Specialist Gertrude C. Broderick FUNCTIONS The exchange is designed to promote more effective local broadcasting by educational and civic orgonizotions ond radio stations by serving as o clearing house for selected educational radio scripts, transcriptions and production aids, and as a source of all kinds of information pertaining to the field of educational radio. RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS GUILD (affiliated with A. F. of L. — International) 114 E. 52 St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 3-4300, Ext. 214 OFFICERS National Pres Lester O'Keefe (New York) First Vice-Pres Mel Williamson (Hollywood) Second Vice-Pres Lyle D. Bornhort (Chicago) Third Vice-Pres Ernest Ricco (New York) Notionol Sec Oliver W. Nicoll (New York) NATIONAL BOARD Lyle D. Barnhort, Chicago' Tom Bennett, New York; Murray Bolen, Hollywood; Ted Cordoy, New York; Thomas Freeboirn-Smith, Hollywood; Arthur Hanna, New York; jack Johnstone, Hollywood; Hal Miller, Chicago; Oliver W. Nicoll, New York; Lester O'Keefe, New York; Charles Polocheck, New York; Ernest Ricco, New York; William M. Sweets, New York; Charles Vonda, hlollywood Mel Williamson, Hollywood; and George Zachary, New York. National Executive Sec Newman H. Burnett General Counsel Ben Meyers Certified Public Accountant Michael M. Enzer LOCALS 114 East 52 St., New York City 22, PLozo 9-0875. Officers: President, Ernest Ricco; Vice President, Ralph Warren; Secretary, Betty Todd; Treasurer, Paul Harrison. Council: Joseph Bell, Leonard Blair, Don Cillis, Charles Polacheck, Frank Schaffner, William M. Sweets. 6305 Yucca St., Hollywood 28, Col., ORonite 5866. Officers: President, Murray Bolen; Vice President, Helen Mack McAvity; Secretary-Treasurer, Sterling Tracy. Council: Ted Bliss, Thomas Freeboirn-Smith, Cordon Hughes, Dick Mack, Carlton E. Morse; Executive Secretary, Mel Williamson; Counsel, Morris E Cohn; 203 N. Wabash St., Chicago 1, PI.; ANdover 3-5458. Officers: President, Ben Pork; Vice President, Herbert Loteou Secretory-Tresaurer, Hal Miller. Council: Thomas P. Bashaw. Philip Bowman, Alan M. Fishburn, Homer R. Heck; Counsel, Ben Meyers. FUNCTIONS A notional organization to advance, foster, promote and benefit the interests of directors, associate directors and floor managers of radio and television programs and to protect and secure their rights in their professional activities. 1278