Education by Radio (1932)

Periodicals Quoted (continued) — Survey Graphic . 90 — United States Daily . . 13, 55 — University oj Wisconsin Press Bulletin . 2 — Washington Post . 104 — Washington Star . 98 — Wisconsin Journal of Education . 18 — Wyoming Labor Journal . 96 Perry, Armstrong — Radio Administration — At Home and Abroad. . 1 — Radio Broadcasting in Europe . 25 — Radio Lawsuits — Another American Monopoly 19 Photos — Aylesworth, Merlin H. . 9 — Children playing. . 39 — Corcoran, Charles T., S. J . 97 — Couzens. James . 13 — Davis, Ewin L . 17 — ■ Governors of the 48 states . 62 — Jones, R. G . 33 — Koon, Cline M . 85 — Pierce, Elmer S . 105 — Saltzman, Charles McK. . 9 — Sarnoff, David . 9 — Stoddard. A. J . 93 — Wright, Jos. F. . 81 Pivotal Questions in Radio 11 Platform of Commercial Broadcasters, The . 37 Polluted Air . 108 Posters — America Is Safe . • . . 44 — Boring from Within . 92 — Business is Good in The Schools . 12 — Camouflage 88 Federal Radio Commission Interferes with Edu¬ cation in Arkansas . 32 — Going Over the Heads of Parents . 16 — Ideals of a Great Citizen, The . 56 — Jesuit Educational Association Speaks, The. 40 — Magnitude of Education by Radio, The . 4 — Menace of Madrid, The . 80 — National Committee on Education by Radio Believes . 36 — One Hundred Million Dollars . 8 — Radio Trust Denies Free Speech . 96 — Unweeded Garden, An . 84 — You Pay for Power Trust Advertising . 20 Power Trust, The. denies free speech 96 Problems of Radio Education, The (Tracy F. Tyler) . 49 Programs — College, popularity of, by radio . 15 Drama, awaiting adoption 108 — Educational, volume of, increasing . 54 — Importance of proper planning of 93 — Musical, of the British Broadcasting Corpora¬ tion . 29 — Problems of, in radio education . 57 — Quality of, American vs. European . . . 3 — Radio, Ohio School of the Air . 52 — Radio, state needs filled by . 14 — Sponsored by power trust group 20 — Standards of, predicted to be lowered 98 — Type of, dictated to American people by ad¬ vertisers . 29 — Weakness of American radio . 17 Proposal for Public Ownership of Radio, A 69 Public Interest, Convenience, and Necessity in a Nutshell . 61 Public Interest, Convenience, and Necessity, in¬ terpretation of, by WGN . 98 Public Ownership of Radio, proposal for by Ca¬ nadian Royal Commission . 69 Radio Administration — At Home and Abroad (Armstrong Perry) . 1 Radio and the American Future, The (Glenn Frank) . 75 Radio and the School (Charles N. Lischka) ... 107 Radio announcer (quoted) . 49 Radio announcer betrays his profession, A. 45 Radio Broadcasting in Europe (Armstrong Perry). 25 Radio Broadcasting in the Philippines (A. V. H. Hartendorp) . 99 Radio broadcasts to schools will not replace local teachers . 52 Radio City; Cultural Center? (Frederick Lewis Allen) . 65 Radio Commission Defends Nebraska . 87 Radio Corporation of America, controls Radio Keith-Orpheum capital . 19 Radio debates for high schools . 104 Radio, effectiveness of . 5 Radio Industry, The (editorial) . 73 Radio in Education (Clarence G. Lewis) . 6 Radio in Supervision (Cline M. Koon) . 85 Radio in the Rural Schools (Wayne Soper) .... 41 Radio Lawsuits — Another American Monopoly (Armstrong Perry) . 19 Radio, proposal for public ownership of . 69 Radio, public education major function of . 108 Radio, The Assistant Teacher (B. H. Darrow) . 94 Radio-Keith-Orpheum, capital of, controled by the Radio Corporation of America . 19 Radio’s Functions (Glenn Frank) . 10 Radio’s Value to Schools (R. G. Jones) . 86 Radiotelegraph Act, regulations and authority of.. 72 Reid, Frank R. (quoted) . 55 Resolutions — Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Uni¬ versities (1931) . 64 Department of Elementary School Principals of NEA (1931) . 1, 64 Department of Superintendence of NEA (1931) 64 Jesuit Educational Association, The (1932). 40, 64 — National Association of State Universities, The (1931) 64 — National Catholic Educational Association, The (1931) 64 National Congress of Parents and Teachers, The (1931) 64 National Education Association, The (1931) 64 — National University Extension Association, The (1931) 64 — Southeastern Ohio Education Association (1931) 10 Ripley, William Z., denied use of radio for speech. 96 Robert. Roy (quoted) . 104 Roosevelt, Theodore (quoted) . 61 Rorty, James. Free Air . 53 Runes, Dagobert D. Censorship? . 78 Sandlin, John N. (quoted) . 51 Schools — Administration and supervision of, by radio . . 97 — Advertising in . 18 — Arithmetic taught in, by radio . 33 — Radio broadcasts to, will not replace local teachers . 52 — Radio debates for high . 104 Radio in . 101 Radio in the Rural (Wayne Soper) . 41 — Use of radio in. Providence, R. 1 . 93 — Value of radio in . 86 Schools of the Air • — North Carolina Begins, using commercial station . 83 — See also . 52 Ohio. The . 52 Saskatchewan . 83 ■ — Wisconsin, used for dissemination of informa¬ tion . 2 Senate Resolution 129 (Couzens-Dill) . 9, 38 Should be Non-Commercial (Jos. F. Wright) 100 Should Religion Aid Chains? (editorial, Christian Century ) 83 Sill, VanRensselaer, The Illustrated Radio Meet¬ ing . 77 Smut on the Radio . 104 Soper, Wayne. Radio in the Rural Schools . 41 Squier, George O. Wire-Wireless Broadcasting on Power Lines . 79 States — Arkansas, education in, interfered with . 32 — North Carolina, broadcasting in . 52 — Wisconsin, broadcasting in . 50 Stations (radio) — Government-owned (foreign) . 2 5 — KOAC, radio budget and service record of . 15 — KSAC, value of, as an educational tool . 5 — WCAJ, takes issue with commercial spokesman. . 74 — WCAJ versus WOW, Court of Appeals . 87 — WEAO — Agricultural extension service of . 77 — Conducts campaign on disease prevention 1 1 — Program of, interfered with by federal radio examiner . 13 — Versus Federal Radio Commission . 21 — WGN, only major station to cancel commercial programs during Democratic National Con¬ vention broadcast . 98 — WHA — Programs to schools . 52 — Service of, to the state . 75 — WHA and WLBL give time to political cam¬ paigns . 95 — WLB, broadcasts opera . 74 — WLBL, service of, to the state . 75 — WNAX, Kiddies Hour . 18 — WNYC, fight against “Big Business” . 89 — WOW versus WCAJ . 87 — WPTF, North Carolina state department begins project in educational broadcasts . 83 — WSUI, gives psychology series . 106 — WSVS, gives travel talks . 106 Statistics — European broadcasting in a nutshell . 25 — Figures on educational broadcasting (Harold A. Lafount) . 53 — ■ Radio equipment abroad . 98 Suggestions for Radio Teachers (M. R. Klein). 106 Suggestions for School Broadcasts (Clarence G. Lewis) . 6 Sullivan, Mark (quoted) . 56 Supervision — Helpful in selecting broadcast programs . 85 — In rural schools, by radio . 41 — Radio . 97 Tax on radios, proposed to Congress . 11 Taylor, L. F. Administration and Supervision by Radio . 97 Teaching Arithmetic by Radio (Ida M. Baker) . . 33 Travel broadcasts . 106 Tyler, Tracy F. Problems of Radio Education, The 49 Tyson, Levering (quoted) . 74, 99 U. S. A. versus R. C. A . 55 Uses of radio . 97 Value of radio station as an educational institu¬ tion (editorial) . 41 Wallace, R. C. Canadian Educators Speak . 5 Weakness of American Radio, The . 17 White House Conference on Child Health and Pro¬ tection (1930) (excerpt) . 5 Winning Issue, A (editorial) . 76 Wire-Wireless Broadcasting on Power Lines (George O. Squier) . 79 Wisconsin — Broadcasting in . 50 — Time given by stations WHA and WLBL to political campaigns . 95 Wisconsin Gives Communication Course . 10 Wright, Jos. F. Should be Non-Commercial . 100 WSVS broadcasts travel talks . 106 [ 110 ]