NAB reports (Jan-Dec 1946)

Page Page TV Hearings Cancelled . 508 Waiver of Hearings Announced . 502 Walker, Paul A., Reappointment to FCC. . . .46, 383 472, 489 Walkie-Talkie Users Need License . 333 WG33F Renewal Denied . 257 Wholesale Licensing Policy . 695 Why the Federal Communications Commission? Address by Paul A. Walker . 92 Wigglesworth, Rep. R. B., Attacks FCC — Denny Replies . 203 Wills, W. H., Speaks on Radio in Our Daily Life 125 WINS Transfer Approved . 563 WJW-ABC Agreement Denied by FCC . 432 WOV Transfers Rejected . 179 FM Additional Grants . 80 Allocation Bulletin 19 . 96, 127 Applications Granted . 295 Channels . 452 Channel Withholding . 501 CP Grants . 296 Commission Grants 8 FM CP’s in D. C . 225 Commission Rejects Added Channels . 57 Convention Plans Discussed . 369 Denny to Discuss Policy at Convention . 627 Educational FM Rules . 179 Engineering Approval of Grants . 296 Engineering Standards Revised . 21 FCC Actions on FM Summarized. . . . 407 FCC Approves Interim FM Operation . 295 FCC Order . 4 FCC Releases Text of Decision Denying Added FM Band . 176 FCC Wants More FM Receivers . 278 FMBI Dissolved . 849 Grants . 3, 21, 80, 128, 139, 154, 453 Grants to 15 Applicants . 472 Lemke Bill on FM Allocation . 381, 587 License Granting Suggestions . 294 Los Angeles Hearings Postponed . 698 Metropolitan Station Requests . 296 Multiple Ownership . 318 NAB Brief to the FCC . . 36 NAB FM Executive Committee Meeting . 483 Peoria Gets Preview of FM Possibilities . 945 Plans of 15 Stations Approved . 204 Proceedings of the FM Panel Discussion Vol. 14— #18 Promotional Group Being Organized . 905 Proposed NC Educational FM Rules . 208 Revision of Rules Information Bui. Vol. 14, No. 2 Rules Amendment . 487 Rules and Engineering Standards Amendment Proposed . 429 Set for Hearing . 140 Stations Submit Engineering Plans . 280 13 More Conditional FM Grants . 260 Trial Pattern for FM Assignments Okay says FCC . 139 FREE RADIO Albany Paper Carried Editorial . 371 Do We Have Freedom of Speech in the United States? Vol. 14 — #20 Elder, R. F., Discussed Free Radio . 347 FCC General Counsel Sees Democracy Safe with Radio Free . 24 Freedom of Radio Backed by DAR . 455 Freedom of Radio Committee Named . 298 Freedom of Speech Panel . 785 Government Control of Communications . 501 Miller, Justin, Editorial re FCC Report . 330 Miller, Justin, Rotary Club Address . 728 Miller, Justin, Speaks at Hartford . 919 Miller, Justin, Statement re FCC Report . 167 Oregon Legionnaires Favor Free Radio . 666 Radio Must Be Free . 367, 384 Radio and Press Seen in Mutual Battle for Free Expression . 966 GENERAL Address to the Broadcasting Industry, An, by C. R. Denny Bulletin Vol. 14— #14 Advertising in the Public Interest, an Address by Niles Trammell Bulletin, Vol. 14— #16 AFA Convention in Milwaukee . 24 AFRA-Network Negotiations . 886, 906, 919, 937 Amateurs Cited in War Observing Projects. . . . 136 American Broadcasters Awarded Citation . 938 Arnoux, G., Elected WTAR President . 85 Australia’s Radio Network . 45 Bannerman, Glen, Urges More Democratic Radio for Canada . 103 BMB Subject of Board Resolution . 844 Brazil Decorates Tomlinson . 125 Broadcasters Plan Meetings for 1947 . 1009 Broadcasting, an Opportunity, a Challenge Bulletin, Vol. 14— #13 Brown University Radio Courses . 141 Chief Decries Exclusivity in Army-Navy Game Broadcast . 173 Coleson, Robert C., Cited by Treasury . 409 Crippled Children’s Week . 274 Daylight Saving Time Summary by AP . 274 Egolf, Willard, Opens Law Office . 451 Famine Crisis Under Control . 991 Ferguson, Garland S., Assumes Chair at FTC. . 1025 Florida Association of Broadcasters . 963 Food for Starving Europe . 169 Gelhorn (Mrs.) Geo., New President St. Louis Council . 125 Greeting Cards Sent to WBEN . 46 Gunts, Brent, New Chief, Radio Section, Tres. Dept . 279 Hays, Lt. Col. John S., Appointed WQXR . 6 Hoax Program Scares Paris . 97 Industry Citation for War Work . 349 Industry Men in New Positions . 409 “In the Nation,” Article by Arthur Krock . 923 “It Works Both Ways,” Article Reprinted From Washington Times-Herald . 924 Juvenile Delinquency . 941 Kiwanis Marks Radio Week . 343, 391 KOIN Man in Demand as Speaker . 142 KOPF Heads NBC Network Sales . 104 Legate Continues Better Business Activities ... 6 Letter to Editor Lauds Radio . 45 March of Dimes Campaign . 852 Miles, Paul, Honored . 23 Miller, J., Confers with Herbert Hoover . 151 Miller, J., Addresses Commonwealth Club, San Francisco . 22 Miller, Justin, Makes Main Address at Franklin & Marshall College . 843 Miller, J., Named to Board of Brand Foundation 452 Miller, Justin, Will Speak at NBC-WTIC . 904 Miller, J., Speaks at AFA . 409 Miller, J., Addresses West Coast . 483 Morency, P. W., Now WTIC Vice President ... 85 Murphy, Adrian, Named Vice President and Gen. Executive — CBS . 44 Mutual Broadcasting System New Member.... 367 National Radio Week _ 744, 806, 883, 903, 919, 922 937 965 1023 NBC-UCLA Radio Institute . 86 NC Broadcasters Re-elect Officers . 805 Newspaper Strike in Philadelphia . 409 Nuremberg Trial Translator Is WHOM Staff Man . 6 Operating Revenues Decrease in 1945 . 940 Paley Elected as Chairman of CBS Board . 23 Pangborn-Cox Promoted at KGW . 125 Pascoe, H. W., Returns to WAAT . 6 Paying Fee to High Schools Sports Broadcast. . 763 “People Look at Radio” . 883 Policy on Religious Broadcasts . 450 Public Affairs Positions Abroad . 789 [4]