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June 4 , 1932
AFFLICATIONS SET FOR HEilRING
At its sessions during the current ing applicntions for hearing:
ii7PR0 Cherry & Jehh Broadcasting Co. WFAJ Providence, Rhode Island
JOC Central Broadcastiig Co, Davenport , Iowa
ITEW Claude Raymond Brand
Deadwood, South Dakota
^THAT Independence Broadcasting Co, Philadelphia , Pennsylvania
week the Commission designated the follow
Requests C. P. to move transmitter from Cranston to Providence, R. I., install new eouipment , change frequency from 1210 to 630 kc , and increase power from 100 to 250 watts,
Rcauests C. P, to operate station V/OC as a 500 watt Booster station in Davenport when WHO at Des Moines moves to Mitchelville ,
17 miles east of Davenport, and increases its power to 50 KW.
Requests amended C. F. for new station 1200 kc, 100 watts, 3 hours daily (facil¬ ities of JCAT with exception of 1 hour daily 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. , CST, )
Application to move loC'-=illy in Philadel¬ phia , heretofore granted, reconsidered and set for hearing Because of protests received.
RECOMMENDS INDIANA TELEVISION
If the Commission sustains the findings and recomniendations of Examiner Pratt in Report No. 368, the television construction permit apnlications of the U. S. Rad:, and Television Corporation, Marion, Indiana, will Be granted. Authorization has Been requested to erect an experimental station for research in television on 43-46; 48,5-50.3; 60-80 megacycles with power of 1 K17 and unlimited time, with a second request for authority to use these same channels in connection with special sound track development. According to the applicant, the station and equipment is to Be installed at the factory and laBoratories of the Company,
The work of the apnlicant in television, according to the Report, has Been c onfined largely to the development of television receiver design, especially in connection with amplifying and synchronizing circuits, in the effort to produce pictures of Better ^detail and of greater size. Further research work will Be con¬ ducted By the applicant along these lines, and also the relation of television transmission to such factors as distance, field strength, fading, adsorption, as well as proBlems in antenna construction.
The Examiner concluded the past activities of the applicant would indicate that sufficient laBoratory work has Been done to warrant tests under actual condi¬ tions; and it was further held the operation of the proposed station would not Be expected to cause interference to the other stations now assigned to the requested Bands.