NAB reports (Jan-Dec 1944)

Page Ask Congressional Policy on Sale of Radio Stations . 247 AT&T Test in 12 Bands Is Approved . 205 Attention Focused on Allocations . 277 Baker, Philip M., Leaves Legal Job 393 Change in Transcription Rules Not Yet Effec¬ tive . 178 Chairman Fly Announces Resignation 403 Chairman Fly Comments on “Don’t Change Horses in the Middle of the Stream” . 232 Chairman Fly Denies Rumored Retirement 261 Chairman Fly Meets with NAB Small Market Stations Committee 178 Chairman Fly Replies to Complaint vs. WMCA 240 Chairman Fly Speaks at FMBI Meeting 33 Chairman Fly-Wheeler Hail Radio 171 Comments on KWBU Hearing 329 Committee Appoints John J. Sirica as General Counsel . 104 Craven, T. A. M., to Leave Commission 159 Data re 100-Watt Standard Broadcast Stations 140 Dissents to Allocation Proposal 403 Durr, Clifford J., Clarifies Dissent 248 Employee Data Forms 380 “Good Neighbor” Fellowship Awards 282 Hudson, Robert, to Assist Fly . 156 Identification Break Waived 25 Inquiry on Railroad Use of Radio 146 Inspection of Records, Order No. 118 18 James, W. Ervin, Aide to Navy 105 Jenkins, Alexander T., Retires from Commission 329 Jett, Ewell K., Nominated to Commission 7-58 Jorgensen, Norman E., Joins Navy 92 Marks, Leonard, Heads New Facilities Section 193 NAB Comments on Proposed Electrical Tran¬ scription Rule 204 NAB Cooperates in Manpower Survey 240 NAB Files Brief on FCC Order 118 Amending Rule 51 NAB’s Postponement Request Granted 404 Network Transcription Rule Undecided 367 Networks Warned on FM Broadcasting 168 New Application Form 216 New Division Organized 425 New Multiple Ownership Order . 31 Newspaper Case Closed 7 Number of Stations — February . 42 Number of Stations — March . 113 Number of Stations — April 164 Number of Stations — May 208 Number of Stations — June 242 Number of Stations — August . 341 Number of Stations — September . 394 Number of Stations — October 434 Personnel Changes in Engineering Dept . 393 Policy on C. P.’s Clarified 23 Porter Named to Succeed Flv 423 Proposed Identification Rule Revised 431 Proposed Network Recording Rule 31 Railroad Hearings Set . 216 Rejects Liberalization, Tightens ET Rule 280 Relay Station Broadcast Licenses Adjusted 180 Renewal Forms Revised 191 Reports FM Bursts to RTPB 192 Revises Multiple Ownership Compliance Pro¬ cedure . 101 RID Alerted 193 Rock Island Permits Granted 180 Rules Amended on Commencement and Com¬ pletion of Construction 216 Siling, Philip F., Resigns to Join RCA 281 Statistics on U. S. Communications Industry Out Soon 290 Television Multiples Increased 160 Transcription Announcements 159 Transfer of Control Regulation 12 UAW-CIO Petition vs. WHKC for Hearing 222 FREQUENCY MODULATION FM vs. AM Television Sound 64 FM Broadcasters Meet . 25 December 1, 1944 — 448 Page FM Channel Width Studied by Panel 1 . 261 FM Educational Broadcasting . 241 School Broadcast Conference Discusses FM. . . 398 GENERAL Advertising Federation Calls Off Its Annual Convention . 122 American Library Ass’n Spots . 170 Billboard on NAB Political Booklet . 390 Blue Network Files for Name Change . 399 Boy Scouts Thank NAB . 205 Broadcasting Builds Attendance, Says National Baseball Congress President . 369 Buckendahl, Harry H., Made Vice President of KOIN . . . . 330 Canadian Ass’n of Broadcasters Convention . . 61 Certificate of Appreciation to Dr. Armstrong 214 Coast Guard Thanks Radio for Commemorative Programs 282 College Degrees in “Radio Journalism” Seen by NAB Radio News Committee . 26 Committee Studies College Radio Courses . . . . 32 DAR Demands Free Radio . 163 “Daylight Saving” Time . 154 “Don’t Change Horses in the Middle of the Stream” . 232 Educators Request More Channels . 32 Ellis, Ray C., Addresses RMA Conference . . 192 Get Out the Vote 328 Halpin, Lester A„ Rejoins KOIN . 368 Honorable Chan Gurney on Free Speech . 103 Hopkins, Jack, Continues as President of Flor¬ ida Association of Broadcasters . 121 Identification Break Waived 25 Imported U. S. Radios and Domestic Production Maintain Listening in Britain 19-57 Increased Production Excludes Radio 233 Industry Receives Signal Corps Certificate of Appreciation 205 Industry Thanked by Infantile Paralysis Foun¬ dation 55-65 Information Wanted on Infringement of a Radio Idea 89 Information Wanted on Matthew Halton Radio Award 164 Information Wanted on “Rape of Radio” Book Cover 19 Inquiry on Power Rates . 110 Liberty Bell Recordings 356-367-382 Murphy, Kingsley H., Buys KSO 156 NAB Protests Army Questionnaire . 349-355 NAB Receives Red Cross Citation . 160 National Association of Evangelicals Ques¬ tionnaire . 11 National Music Week . 141 National Thrift Week . 11 Nebraska Broadcasters Hold State Meeting 180 New Award Is Created for Radio Contribution to Cause of Democracy 139 New York State DAR Commends Radio’s War Service . 382 No Attempts to Influence News by Advertisers 56 No More “Disclaimers” . 118 “On the Air” Will Show Anywhere . 105 Oregon-Washington Broadcasters Meet . . . . 96-104 Peabody Awards . 342-356 Peabody Awards Directs Attention to Multiple Entry Provision . 406 Peabody Award Winners . 135 Program Log Information Wanted . 110 Proposed Sale of WBT 33 Proprietary Ass’n Code of Advertising Practices 198 Radio Correspondents’ Request Backed by NAB 381 Radio Does a Job .77 Radio Figures Prominently in Ad Club War Projects 179 Radio Largest Source of War News . 141 Radio News Needs Studied 367 Radio Newsroom Manpower Survey 241 Radio Pays Tribute to the YMCA Centennial . 206