NAB reports (Jan-Dec 1946)

Page Radio and Its Critics, an Address by Wm. S. Paley Bulletin, Vol. 14 — #15 Radio Broadcasting in War and in Peace Bulletin Vol. 14— #10 “Radio for Retailers” Endorsed by Allied Execu¬ tives . 887 Radio Industry Is Credited for Its Work on Behalf of Nation’s Veterans . 991 Radio’s Election Opportunity . 725 Religious Broadcasts . 392 Schools to Receive Instruction by Radio During Coal Strike . 938 Smith, George, Manager of WWVA dies . 371 Stephens College Given Transcriptions by Sta¬ tions . 350 1004 Standard Broadcast Stations . 104 The People Look at Radio Vol. 14 — #17 Three Hundred Attend FCBA Ninth Annual Banquet . 44 Transcription Announcements Waiver Temporary 349 Transcriptions Can Be Shipped 369, 966, 973 Truman, President, Decorates Byron Price . . . 44 Truman, President, Guest of Radio Correspond¬ ents . 85 United Nations Receives NAB Support . 845 Wallace, Secretary of Commerce, Mentions Con¬ trol of Radio . 502 WHYN Radio Course . 86 W. Va. Broadcasters Assn. Formed . 212 We Don’t Believe It! . 45 Willard, A. D., Jr., Speaks on Radio Broadcast¬ ing . 298, 314, 333 Willard and Pellegrin Speakers at Georgia Radio Institute . 889, 921 WOAI Technical Director Returns . 45 Won’t Cater to Long Hairs . 25 WROK Transcribes for Stations in Sweden ... 86 GOVERNMENT CPA Appealed to for Construction Relief . 312 CPA Considering NAB Request . 349 CPA Denies Construction Request . 370 NAB Cooperating with OWMR in Clearances for Government Programs 55 Porter, Paul, Succeeds Chester Bowles as OPA Head, Denny Acting FCC Chairman . 117 Senate Confirms Porter as OPA Head 138 Standards Announces New Research Department 152 Truman, President, Decorates Byron Price 44 UP and AP Want to Discontinue News for Over¬ seas Broadcasts . 44 Uniform Time . 472 INTERNATIONAL Australian Broadcasters . 789 British Parliamentary Debate on Radio Broad¬ casting Bulletin Vol. 14 — #12 Craven, T. A. M. to Represent NAB at North American Regional Conference . 56 Cuba Makes Demands at NARBA Conference 117 FCC Moves to Establish Direct Foreign Radio Circuits . 5 FCC to be Represented at Dublin Conference . 152 French Programs to be Rebroadcast . 584 Miller, Justin, Speaks at UN Meeting . 406 NARBA Conference in Progress . 95, 135 NARBA Conference Signs Interim Pact . 151 Postwar Problems . 501 Telecommunications Conference Date Set 680 697, 730 LABOR — (See Employee-Employer Relations) LEGAL Bahamas on 1540 Kc. Protected by FCC . 806 Bulova and Henshel Transferrors, Docket #6598 433 By-Law Changes . 845 California Civil Code . . 404 Cleveland Station Gets CP Grant . 711 Page Congressional Power Delegated to Agencies Risky . 726 Copyright Conference Proposes New Agreement 503 Courtroom Broadcasting . 370, 632 Court Reverses FCC WOKO Decision . 58 Esquire Case and Free Speech 97 ET Identification Revision Proposal Made by NAB 942, 966 Excess Profits Tax Relief . _. 369 FCC Announces Oral Argument on Transfer Procedure . 273 FCC Applies AVCO Transfer Rule . 387 FCC Gives Explanation in Choosing Among Applicants . 887 FCC Rule on Overlapping Service . 790 FCC Rules, Part 1 . 696 Hartford Considers Anti-Lobbying Measures 888 Hearing on Complaint of Texas Gubernatorial Candidate . 527 Internal Revenue and Radio Stations . 405 KGFL Tax Case . 729 KQW Transfer Denied . 431, 630 Mester Brothers Suit 503 Miller, Justin, Address to Junior Bar Conference 762 Miller, Justin, Appointed to American Bar Asso¬ ciation . 57 Music Copyright Situation . 845 NAB Opposes FCC Proposed Transfer Rule 105 138, 200, 601 NAB Intervenes in Tax Problem . 97 NAB Protests New Transfer Rule . 311 New Mexico Tax Case 80, 137, 806 New Orleans Application Denied by FCC . 745 N. Y. State Court of Appeals Rules That Music Firm Can Sue Sponsor of “Hit Parade” 1006 Petty, Don, Addresses Junior Chamber of Com¬ merce Convention . 527 Political Scripts . 453 Printers’ Ink Opposes Tax Penalty on Radio . . . 179 Printing Trades President Wants Radio Penal¬ ized . 137 Public Interest Programming by Lawyers . 726 Radio Attorneys Invited to Bar Meet . 62 Recording Identification Rule . 453 Hearing Postponement Requested . 468 Brief Filed, August 23 . 663 Rosenman, S. I., Joins Goldmark, Colin, Kaye . 80 Stoner, General, to Speak at FCC Bar Banquet 4 Text of NAB Brief on FM Channel Reservation 545 U. S. Copyright Catalogues . 585 U. S. Supreme Court Hears Testimony on FCC Denial of WOKO Renewal . . . .942, 986 Waiver of Hearings by FCC . 502 WBAX License Renewed . 292 WINS Transfer Tentatively Denied . 292 WJOL License Renewal Denied by FCC . 562 WXYZ Sale . 745 LEGISLATIVE Byrd, Senator, Would Make Unions Accountable 53 Explanation of Lea Bill Provisions . 245 Full Text of Lea Bill . 246 Lea Bill . 35, 53, 71, 118, 135, 151 Nationwide Daylight Saving Time for Summer Proposed in Congress . 224 Rankin, Rep., Would Outlaw Alcoholic Beverage Advertising 77 State Legislature Activity 4 World Calendar Suggested in Congress 566 Would Make Radio Advertising of Alcoholic Beverages Illegal . 57 LISTENER ACTIVITY DAR Radio Plans . 715 Freedom of Radio Backed by DAR 455 Lewis, Dorothy, Appointed to Women’s Council 143 Louisville Radio Council Promotion Job . 648 Northeastern Council at Schenectady . 455 [5]