NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography (June 30, 1952)

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Record Details:

Title:
NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography
Date:
June 30, 1952
Publisher:
Wisconsin Historical Society
Volume:
NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography (1952)
Leaf #:
00022
Language:
English
Contributor:
Paulu, Burton
Sponsor:
National Endowment for the Humanities
Coordinator:
Maryland Institute for Technlogy in the Humanities
Date Added:
August 28, 2022
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> RADIO: NEWS PROGRAMS Smith, C., “Toscanini Leads Concert Aida for NBC Radio." Musical America, LXIX (April 1, 1949), p. 3+; (April 15, 1949), p. 27. Thompson, L. E., "To Prove Good Music Is Good Business." Independent Woman, XXX (October 1951), pp. 285-286. Whitney, Dwight, "Radio’s Lonesome Gal." Coronet, XXX (August 1951), pp. 96-99. Williams, Richard, “Opera the Easy Way." House Beautiful, XCI (January 1949), pp. 115-116. : News and Public Affairs Programs Anonymous, "Council on Radio in Dallas and Colorado Springs." Public Management, XXXIII (July 1951), p. 155. ~------» "The Crime Story." Broadcasting, XL (March 26, 1951), p. 61. -~------» ‘Freedom's Bell Rings *Round the World." National Education Association Journal, XXXVIII (September 1949), p. 423. ~------, "Hamiltonians Enjoy City Council Broadcasts." American Cit » LXIV (October 1949), p. 114. Eshenfelder, A. F., "Radio Forum Helps Solve Community Problems." American City, LXIV (May 1949), pp. 108-109. Fentress, Stephen, A Survey of the United Press Radio Wire Service. (Thesis Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University, 1950. Goldman, Ralph, M., "Congress on the Air." Public Opinion Quarterly, XIV (1950), pp. 744-752. Heslep, Charter, "Radio Has a Vital Role if We Are Attacked." Quill, XXXIX (February 1951), pp. 8-9. wenn ne » "Radio's Role in Defense." Tennessee Planner, XI (February 1951), pp. 110-119. Hill, E. C., “Broadcasts Council Meetings (Burbank, California)." Public Management, XXXIII (September 1951), p. 205. Mosse, Baskett, "News Promotion.” Newscaster, IV (January-February 1949), De 1. Nadig, H. D., “Media of MPR: Radio." American City, LXV (April 1950), pp. 100-101. Peterson, Sheldon W., "Blending News and Special Events." Newscaster, IV (March-April 1949), p. 1. Ray, William, "Bill Ray Calls On-The-Spot Recordings Most Vivid Way of Presenting News." Newscaster, IV (January-February 1949), p. 3. 18