Education by Radio (1932)

INDEX TO VOLUME TWO Administration and Supervision by Radio (L. F. Taylor) . Adult Education — Value of radio to . — See also . Advertising (radio) — American broadcasters send to foreign countries by shortwave . — Condemned (Herbert Hoover) . 57 — Controls radio education . 3 — Danger of, in educational institutions . 50 — Dictates type of program presented to American people . 29 — Direct sales campaign may lead to radio inquiry 104 — Disadvantage of . 93 — Educational broadcasts, cheapened by . 100 — In the schools (editorial)... . 18 — Unfair discrimination and favoritism shown 2 Aird, Sir John (quoted) . 98 Allen, Frederick Lewis. Radio City: Cultural Center . 65 America Is Safe (Joy Elmer Morgan) . 44 American and European radio compared 1 American Bar Association Communication’s Com¬ mittee meeting . 104 American Leisure (Stuart Chase) . 39 American radio, the weakness of . 17 American School of the Air, director of, resigns. 94 Anonymous, I’m Signing Off . 45 Another Radio Inquiry Proposed . 104 Anti-trust case (USA vs. RCA) . 55 Appeal to Canada, An (Lee Deforest) . 73 Arithmetic, taught by radio . 33 Australia, radio control in . 7 Backwardness of Movies . 106 Baker, Ida M. Teaching Arithmetic by Radio. ... 33 Bar Committee Repudiated . 104 Bettman, Gilbert, Ohio State University defended by . 21 Blanton, Thomas L. (quoted) . 37 Britain Honors Broadcaster . . 91 British Advance (editorial, Christian Science Moni¬ tor) . 86 British Broadcasting Corporation — Musical programs of, compared with those of NBC . 29 — See also . 11, 26, 69, 91 Burbank, Luther (quoted) . 39 Burrows, A. R. (quoted) . 19 Business is Good in The Schools (Joy Elmer Mor¬ gan) . 12 Caldwell, Orestes H. (quoted) . 78 Callahan, John (quoted) . . . 2 Canada — Agreement of, with United States . 78 — Plea for' (Sir John Aird) . 98 — Radio system in, nationally-owned . 81 Canadian Educators Speak (R. C. Wallace and E. A. Corbett) . 5 Canadian Royal Commission — Personnel of . 72 — Recommendations, summary of . 72 — Report of, on proposal for public ownership of radio . 69 Canadian Special Radio Committee members . 81 Carpendale, C. D. Honored by Britain . 91 Censorship? (Dagobert D. Runes) . 78 — Danger of, in using commercial stations . 50 Chase, Stuart. American Leisure . 39 Colleges and Universities — Colorado Agricultural College broadcasts inter¬ fered with by commercial interests . 100 — Illinois, University of, research contribution... 1 — Iowa University gives psychology series . 106 — Kansas State College of Agriculture . 5 — Nebraska Wesleyan University defended by Fed¬ eral Radio Commission in Court of Appeals. . 87 — Ohio State University — Conducts campaign on disease prevention 11 — Program of, interfered with by Federal Radio Commission examiner . 13 — Versus Federal Radio Commission . 21 — Oregon, an all-state station . IS — Wisconsin, University of — Gives radio communication course . 10 — See also . 2 Commerce cannot conduct radio education . 107 Commercial broadcasters, the platform of . 37 Commercial Broadcasters to Intensify Lobby . 38 Commercialism or Altruism? . 78 Congressional Investigation of Radio, A . 105 — Four occurrences to justify . 105 — Suggested by Ralph A. Horr . 9 Consider Publicly-Owned Station First (Arthur J. W. Hilly) . 89 Corbett, E. A. Canadian Educators Speak . 5 Correction . 108 Courts, Anti-trust case (USA vs. RCA) . 55 Couzens, James, Resolution 129 introduced bv . . . . 9 Darrow, B. H. — Radio, The Assistant Teacher . 94 — (quoted) . 19 Davis, Ewin L. (quoted) . 29, 42 50 Debate Government Ownership . 108 Deforest, Lee — Appeal to Canada, An . 73 — (quoted) . 53 Denison, Merrill (quoted) . 108 Dill, Clarence C. — ■ Amendment of, to Resolution 129 (Couzens) . 9 — Decries the weakness of American radio . 17 — (quoted) . 17 Drama, education and the . 108 Dunham, Franklin (correction)... . 108 How This Index Is Made Articles listed under author and .title, are listed also under subjectmatter heads when the title inade¬ quately describes the content. General subject-headings are colleges and uni¬ versities, editorials, periodicals quoted, photos, posters, programs, resolutions, stations, and statistics. Editorials are listed also under their titles in the main alphabet. Editorials — Advertising in the schools . 18 — Radio Industry, The . 73 — Radio station, value of, as an educational insti¬ tution . 41 — Winning Issue, A . 76 Education — Drama and . . 108 — Public, major radio function . 108 Educator Leaves American School of the Air . 94 England — American broadcasting commented on by . 11 — Broadcasting in. a government monopoly . 29 — Radio in the schools of . 42 — School broadcasts in . 52 Europe — Broadcasting in . 25 — Listeners in, pay less for radio than Americans . 2 European and American radio compared . ... 1 Evening Hours Preferred . . 100 Federal Radio Commission — Advertising allowed by, to go into foreign coun¬ tries by shortwave . 85 — Brief of, in re WNYC vs. ' Big Business” . 89 — Examiner of, interferes with WEAO . 13 — Interferes with education in Arkansas . 32 WCAJ defended by, in Court of Appeals . 87 Federal Radio Examiner Proposes to Interfere with Education in Ohio . 13 Fess Bill, The — Text of, quoted . 53 — See also . 13, 49 Financial problems in radio . 50 Frank, Glenn — Radio and the American Future, The . 75 — Radio’s Functions . 10 Free Air (James Rorty) . 53 Free speech, denied by radio trust . 96 Futrall, J, C. (quoted) . 32 Future of Radio in American Education, The (Joy Elmer Morgan) . 101 Giffen, E. C. (quoted) . 41 Gifford, Charles L. (quoted) . 86 Going Over the Heads of Parents . 18 Government ownership debated . 108 Governmental control — Political propaganda less in Europe than in America, due to . 3 — Programs in Europe superior to those in the LTnited States, because of . . . 3 Government-owned stations (foreign) . 25 Hager, Ernest R. ■ — Correction by . 108 — Making Good Use of Radio . 93 Haggin, B. H. The Music That is Broadcast . 29 Hartf.ndorp, A. V. H. — Radio Broadcasting in the Philippines . 99 — ■ (quoted) . i . 81 Hastings, William W. (quoted) . 79 Heinl, Robert D. (quoted) . 104 Hepner, Walter R. (quoted) . 78 Hilly. Arthur J. W. Consider Publicly-Owned Station First . 89 Hoover, Herbert (quoted) . 57 Horr, Ralph A. Congressional investigation of commercialized radio suggested by . 9 Illustrated Radio Meeting, The ( VanRensselaer Sill) . 77 I’m Signing Off (Anonymous) . 45 Institute for Education by Radio . 59 Iowa Psychology Series . 106 Is a Radio Budget Justified? Paul V. Maris . 14 [ 109 ] Jaccard, C. R. (quoted) . 5 Jensen, J. C. (quoted) . 74 Johnson, Albert (quoted) . 49 Jones, R. G. Radio’s Value to Schools . 86 Keith, Alice, resigns from air school . 94 Klein, M. R. Suggestions for Radio Teachers, . . . 106 Koon, Cline M. Radio in Supervision, The . 85 Labor Seeks a Clear Channel . 57 Lafount, Harold A. — Figures on educational broadcasting, by . 53 — (quoted) . 105 Lambert, R. S. blames commerce . 106 League of Nations, The, contract of with Radio Suisse . 27 Legislation, clear channel for Labor proposed . 57 Lewis, Clarence G. Radio in Education . 6 Lincoln, Abraham (quoted) . 21 Lischka. Charles N. Radio and the School . 107 Listener Reaction — Disappointment at interruption of Democratic National Convention broadcast . 98 — Educational Station First . 5 — Evening Hours Preferred . 100 — Philippines opposed to copying United States broadcasting . 99 — Protests by listeners may lead to congressional inquiry . 104 — Smut on the radio commented on . 104 Listeners indirectly pay the budget of the Federal Radio Commission . 54 Lyon, E. P. (quoted) . 90 Madrid Conference . 80, 105 Making Good Use of Radio (Ernest R. Hager). . 93 Maris, Paul V. Is a Radio Budget Justified? . 14 McCormick, Bart E. (quoted) . 18 Monopoly — Broadcasts by Colorado Agricultural College interferred with by commercial . 100 — Commercial broadcasters to intensify lobby. 38 — Commercial, increasing. Statement by land grant college department chairman . 89 — Commercial interests may lead to radio inquiry. 104 — Commercial, prevents listeners from receiving Democratic National Convention broadcast . 98 — Congressional investigation of commercial, sug¬ gested by Ralph A. Horr . 9 — Radio Lawsuits — Another American . 19 Morgan. Joy Elmer — America Is Safe . 44 — Business is Good in The Schools . 12 — Future of Radio in American Education, The . 101 — (quoted) . 18 Music — Commercial idea of . 29 — Programs of, by the British Broadcasting Cor¬ poration . 29 Music That Is Broadcast, The (B. H. Haggin). . . 29 National Association of Broadcasters — Letter to members of, in re Couzens-Dill Resolution . 38 — Opinion of, in re clear channel to Labor . 57 National Committee on Education by Radio — Beliefs of . 36 — Commendatory letters to . 52 — Educational bodies represented in . 49 — Organization of, to protect broadcasting stations. 1 1 — Reference to, (James Rorty) . 53 Nationalization LTrged . 108 Nationally-Owned Radio System for Canada . 81 Neff, Walter (quoted) . . 98 Newspapers quoted (see periodicals) North Carolina, broadcasting in . 52 Ohio Rises To Defend Its People . 21 Ottawa House of Commons — Radio principles set forth to, by Joy Elmer Morgan . 103 Periodicals quoted — British Broadcasting Corporation Year-Book. . 11 — Broadcast Reporter . 104 — Broadcasting . 98, 108 — Christian Advocate . 108 — Christian Century . 83, 108 — Christian Science Monitor . 7, 19, 86 — Cleveland Board of Education Report . 86 — Congressional Record . 37, 42, 50, 51, 79, 86 — Education Gazette . 6 — Education on the Air (1932) . 59 — Forum . 45, 49, 51 — Harpers . 65 — Journal of Education . 93 — Journal oj the National Education Associa¬ tion . 4, 12. 44 — Listener, The . 91, 106 — Modern Thinker . 78 — Nation, The . 53 — National Association of State Universities ... 74 — National Broadcast Reporter (advertisement f rom ) . 18 — New Republic . 29 — Philippine Magazine, . 81, 99 — Pittsburgh School Bulletin . 39 — School Executives Magazine . 43 — Science . 79