Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1930)

Record Details:

Title:
Heinl radio business letter
Date:
July-Dec 1930
Publisher:
Washington D.C. : Robert D. Heinl
Volume:
Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1930)
Leaf #:
000619
Language:
English
Subjects:
Radio broadcasting -- United States – Periodicals, Radio -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Periodicals","Television broadcasting -- United States -- Periodicals","Television -- Law and legislation -- United States – Periodicals
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
University of Maryland College Park
Sponsor:
University of Maryland College Park
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
A private newsletter published out of Washinton, D.C. Robert D. Heinl meticulously tracked FCC actions and other policy developments and provided frequent updates to subscribers of the newsletter. A fascinating source for seeing how policy developments and regulations were received and interpreted within the commercial broadcasting industry. -- Eric Hoyt, 2018
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BY FEDERAL RADIO COMISSION Louisville Phillips to be op° W. Va. day October 2 C. WLAP , American Broadcasting Corp. of Ky. , to move old equipment to present location. Ky. , c. p. Lane, Louisville, to be used as an auxiliary transmitter rated on 30 watts; WMMN, Holt-Rose Novelty Co. , Fairmont, , o P* to change equipment and increase power from 500 watts and 250 watts nircht to 500 watts full time on 890 he. ; WDIX, W. A. Miss. No BLa a John request for R. Anderson, authority to d/b as Blair & voluntarily as Anderson, Tupelo, 1 1 £Ti license r ! s Radio to the Broadcast th Mississippi Broadcasting Corp. ; EGOR, G:rl j.ng Service, Inc., Watertown, S. D. , application amended to request 1090 kc* , instead of 1190 kc. , with 1 KW« ; KF5G, Echo Park Evangel¬ istic Association, Los Angeles, Calif . , request for authority to install automatic frequency control To correct report No* 57 dated 9/24/30, request should read as follows! Boston, Mass WBZA. Westinghcuse Electric move transmitter Mass. & Mf g. from Bo Co. , ton, Hotel Mass. Statler, o 625 , ' — J KJ c , C . P . tO -I_ _L Will 1UU, . , Page Blvd. , East Springfield, Mass. , change equipment and increase power from 500 W. to 1 KW, on 990 kc. October 3 ** WRC, Radio Corporation of America, Washington, D. C. , and |/JZ4 New York, N. Y. , request for authority to voluntarily assign licenses to the National Broadcasting Company, Inc. ; WHAS, The CourierJournal Co. , and the Louisville Times Company, Louis¬ ville, Ky. , modification of license to increase power from 10 KW, to 50 KW on 820 kc. ; G. E. Shumate (Shumate Radio Service), Bluefield, West Va. , C. P. to erect a new station to use 1310 kc. , 10 watts and daytime hours; WMC, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Inc. , Memphis, Tenn. , C. P. to install new equipment, change frequency from 780 kc. , to 650 kc. , and increase power from 1 KW day and 500 w. night to 50 KW. , unlimited; KGB, Pickwick Broadcasting Corp., San Diego, Calif., modif icationof C. P. to change type of equipment on C. p. issued 6/10/30; KGFL, W. £j. Whitmore, Raton, New Mexico, license to cover C. p. issued 8/26/30 to move transmitter and studio locally; KUJ, Columbia Broadcasting Co. , Inc. , Longview, Washington, request for authority to voluntarily assign license to Paul R. Heitmeyer; KUJ, Paul R. Heitmeyer, Longview, Wash. , C. P. to move transmitter and studio of Station KUJ to Klamath Falls, Oregon, change frequency from 1500 kc. , to 1450 kc. , and hours from -§■ time to unlimited with 100 w. Applications Other Than Broadcasting October 3rd: WOA, Pan American Airways, Inc. , North Beach, New York, N. Y. , license to cover 0. P. for 278, 2262, 3070, 5690, 8015 kc. , 300 watts, 15 w. on 278 kc. ; Same Co., KHFKP , NC— 75-K, renewal of license for aircraft on 333, 414, 500, 2532, 3070, 5690, 8015, 8650 kc. , 12 watts; WNU, Tropical Radio Telegraph Co. , New Orleans, La. , renewal of limited public license for 73.90, 6735, 10470, 12970 kc. , 200 w. , 1 KW. , 1200 w. , 1200 w. , and 20 KW (5 transmitters); WPA, Radiomarine Corp. of America, Port Arthur, Texas, renewal of marine relay license for 131, 418 kc. , 1 KW, 500 w. 4 KW (3 transmitters); WQDP , S.A.T. Flying Service, Inc., Hapeville, Ga. , assignment of license to Aeronautical Radio, Inc.; Aeronautical Radio, Inc.: KC-UF, Dallas, Texas, WQDP, Atlanta, Ga. , KGUP. Phoenix, Ariz. , KGUA , El Paso, Texas, KGUN, Douglas, Ariz., KGUG. Big Springs, Texas., C. P. for new transmitters on 5630, 3484, 278 kc. , 400 w. , and 15 watts. X X X X X X -13