Federal Communications Commission, 1948-1950 (1948-1950)

Record Details:

Title:
Federal Communications Commission, 1948-1950
Date:
1948-1950
Publisher:
Wisconsin Historical Society
Volume:
Federal Communications Commission, 1948-1950
Leaf #:
00053
Language:
English
Subjects:
United States. Federal Communications Commission., Clear Channel Hearings","Mayflower Doctrine Hearings
Contributor:
{"Slowie, T.J.","Webster, Edward M.","Jones, Robert F.","Hennock, Frieda B.","Cohn, Marcus","Caldwell, Louis G.","Spearman, Paul D.P.","Frank, Katherine","WOI (Radio station : Ames, Iowa)","Hull, Richard B.","Engel, Harold A.",Variety,"Rosen, George","Schramm, Wilbur","Schooley, Frank E.","Novik, M.S.","Siebert, F.S.","Department of Public Information, Cornell University","Charnley, Mitchell V.","Bormann, Jim","Tyler, I. Keith","Des Moines Sunday Register","Radio Daily","Adams, Val","National Association of Broadcasters","Institute for Education by Radio (1942 : Columbus, Ohio)","Fly, James Lawrence","Howell, Rex","Leigh, Robert D.","Sayler, Allen","Treloar, Don","Heffron, Edward J. \"Ted\"","Iowa State Daily","Edson, Peter","Riesel, Victor","Western Grain and Feed Association","Tobey, Charles W.","Iowa Farm Bureau Federation","Hill, E. Howard","Edison, Don E.","Johnson, Edwin","Carson, John","Miller, John","Tison, Walter","Hanna, Michael R."}
Sponsor:
National Endowment for the Humanities
Coordinator:
Maryland Institute for Technlogy in the Humanities
Date Added:
August 27, 2022
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~P%METY 154 WEST 46th ST., NEW YORK 19, N. Y. minute they stop thinking and operating impartially and begin indulging in their own political, social, re¬ ligious and other bents, are likely to be all too human. If the industry won a privilege which thereafter was extensively abused, it might be a victory to regret. Perhaps it would not be extensively abused, but if a reversal of the Mayflower dictate opened up new opportunities for even a few station alliances with clever demagogs the injury to radio as a whole might be considerable. Have the broadcasters so soon forgotten Franklin Ford, Charles Coughlin, Judge Rutherford, Bob Shuler, Leland Bickford, et al. ? What do you think? Let’s hear from you. Sincerely Radio Editor