NAB reports (Jan-Dec 1946)

late appearance in re application for FM station (Docket 7745). Hirsch Battery and Radio Co., Cape Girardeau, Mo. — Granted motion or continuance of hearing on appli¬ cation for new station (B4-P-4289; Doc. 7130), now scheduled for September 16, and continued said hear¬ ing to October 16. Marshall Broadcasting Co., Marshall, Texas — Granted peti¬ tion for leave to amend its application for new sta¬ tion (B3-P-3675: Doc. 6706), so as to show deletion of Houston Harte, Bernard Hanks and A. G. Mayse as stockholders and officers of corporation, and addi¬ tion of five new stockholders, etc., and the amend¬ ment was accepted. WEED — A. S. Abell Co., Baltimore, Md. ; Berks Broadcast¬ ing Co., Reading, Pa. — The Commission on its own motion continued the hearing now scheduled for October 9 in re these applications to November 12. FCC APPLICATIONS AM APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR FILING 560 Kilocycles NEW — Pynchon Broadcasting Co., Springfield, Mass. (P.O. 1200 Main St.) — Construction permit for a new stand¬ ard broadcast station to be operated on 560 kc., power of 5 KW, directional antenna and unlimited hours of operation. 570 Kilocycles WNAX — WNAX Broadcasting Co., Yankton, S. Dak. — Con¬ struction permit to install new transmitter. 590 Kilocycles NEW — Andrew Jarema and Frank H. Altdoerffer, a partner¬ ship d/b as the Binghamton Broadcasters, Bingham¬ ton, N. Y. (P. O. 9 Perkins Ave., Fort Dick) — Con¬ struction permit for a new standard broadcast sta¬ tion to be operated on 590 kc., power of 500 watts and daytime hours of operation. WARM — Union Broadcasting Co.. Scranton, Pa. — Construc¬ tion permit to change frequency from 1400 to 590 kc., increase power from 250 watts to 5 KW, install new transmitter and directional antenna for day and night use and change transmitter location from Dunmore, to Scranton, Pa. Amended to make changes in transmitting equipment. 660 Kilocycles NEW — Capital Radio Inc., Columbus, Ohio (P.O. 42 East Gay St.) — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 660 kc., power of 1 KW and daytime hours of operation. 680 Kilocycles WRNY — Monroe Broadcasting Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y. — Modification of construction permit (Bl-P-4285, which authorized a new standard broadcast station to make changes in antenna, change type of transmitter and to change transmitter location. WRNY — Monroe Broadcasting Co., Inc., Rochester. N. Y. — Modification of construction permit (Bl-P-4285, which authorized a new standard broadcast station) for ex¬ tension of completion date. NEW — The Tower Realty Co., Baltimore, Md. — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 680 kc., power of 5 KW, directional an¬ tenna night and unlimited hours of operation. Amended to increase power from 5 KW to 5 KW night and 10 KW day, make changes in directional antenna for day and night use, and change trans¬ mitter location and changes in directors and stock¬ holders. NEW — Mark A. Braymes and Frank Z. Temerson, a part¬ nership d/b as Lomar Broadcasting Co., Lancaster, Pa. (P. O. East King St.) — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 680 kc., power of 1 KW night, 5 KW day, directional antenna and unlimited hours of operation. 730 Kilocycles WOHS — Western Carolina Radio Corp., Shelby, N. C. — License to cover construction permit (B3-P-3767, as modified), which authorized a new standard broadcast station. WOHS — Western Carolina Radio Corp., Shelby, N. C. — • Authority to determine operating power by direct measurement of antenna power. NEW — North Montana Broadcasting Co.. Havre, Mont. (P. O. 224-6th St.) — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to he operated on 730 kc., power of 1 KW and daytime hours of operation. 740 Kilocycles NEW — Paul W. Delehanty, Chester, Pa. (P.O. 200 Yale Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.) — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 740 kc., power of 250 watts and daytime hours of operation. NEW — Balboa Radio Corp., San Diego, Calif. — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 740 kc., power of 5 KW, directional antenna and daytime hours of operation. Amended to make changes in directional antenna system and change transmitter location. 770 Kilocycles NEW — George W. Lyles, Sr., Russell F. Van Landingham, and George W. Lyles, Jr., a partnership, d/b as Thomasville Broadcasting Co., Thomasville, N. C. — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 770 kc., power of 250 watts and daytime hours of operation. 780 Kilocycles NEW — Herbert L. Wilson, Rutland, Vt. — Construction per¬ mit for a new standard broadcast station to be op¬ erated on 780 kc., power of 1 KW and daytime hours of operation. NEW — McKinney Air Enterprises, McKinney, Texas — Con¬ struction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 780 kc., power of 250 watts and daytime hours of operation. 790 Kilocycles NEW — George W. Lyles, Sr., Russell F. Van Landingham, and George W. Lyles, Jr., a partnership, d/b as Thomasville Broadcasting Co., Thomasville, N. C. — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 770 kc., power of 250 watts and daytime hours of operation. Amended to change frequency from 770 to 790 kc. 800 Kilocycles NEW — The Lawrence Broadcasting Co., Lawrence, Mass. (P. O. Room 1014, Little Building, Boston, Mass. )■ — Construction permit for a new standard broadcast station to be operated on 800 kc., power of 1 KW and daytime hours of operation. 810 Kilocycles NEW— Josh L. Horne, Rocky Mount, N. C. (P. O. 150 Howard St.) — Construction permit for a new standard broad(Cantinued on next page) SEPTEMBER 23, 1946-736