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Helnl Radio News Service
6/5/46
TRADE NOTES :
In an attack on former Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Representative Rankin ( D) , of Mississippi, revealed the tremendous resoonse that President Truman received following his broadcast at the conclusion of the railroad strike.
"President Truman has received more than 14,000 telegrams up to last night with reference to his speech of lest Saturday, and of that number more than 13,000 were in commendation of his courag¬ eous, patriotic stand", Representative Rankin told House members.
The full text of the broadcast of Judge Thurman Arnold defending the "FCC Blue Book" was published in the Congressional Record of June 3 (Page 3992) at the request of Senator Hugh B. Mit¬ chell of the State of Washington.
Emerson Radio 9c Phonograph Corp. merger with General Instru¬ ment Corp. has been approved by Directors of both firms.
Thomas S. Lee television station W6XA0 will show its first outside telecast from the top of Mount Lee beside the swimming pool, Saturday, June 22, in connection with Alumni Day at Occidental Collegp Although built at the W6XA0 site before the war, the pool and its scenic surroundings will be used as background for a television pro¬ gram for the first time in the June 22nd performance.
Dr, Goodwin B. Watson of New York City, formerly of the Federal Communications Commission, a Professor of Education at Teach¬ ers College of Columbia University there, received a divorce in Reno last week from Mrs. Gladys Hippie Watson, a former Wisconsin educator who now is an instructor at Brooklyn College in New York City.
The Electromatic Manufacturing Company, 88 University Place, has acquired an additional plant in Yonkers. The new plant will increase the active floor area of Electromatic over fourfold and is the fifth expansion move since its inception in 1938. The plant will start making deliveries of radio-phonograph combinations by July 1.
The demand for trained radio operators and other Signal Corps specialists throughout the Array has resulted in the continuing expansion of the Enlisted Men's School at Fort Monmouth, N.J. To make full use of the space and equipment which the school now has at its disposal, classes are running on a day and night basis, accommodating many more students in the laboratories, workshops, and classrooms. Originally planned for about five thousand students, changes in the training setup have increased the tentative maximum complement to 7,000 students, whose courses range in length up to six and seven months in duration.
Some listeners believe in perfect timing. With WOL-MBS Washington newsroom bedlam while President Truman was speaking in connection with the railroad strike recently, Helen Keller, news secretary answered tne phone to hear pleasant voice say, I hope you can nelp me. If I hum a tune over the phone, do you think you could identify it for me?" The newsroom will never know what tine wan bothering the lady.
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