NAEB Newsletter (September 1, 1943)

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NAEB NEWS LETT-.R Page 2 September I, 1943 As ACT I NG DIRECTOR OF RADIO EDUCATION HE Wl LL COORDINATE THE WORK OF THE RADIO STATION, WOSU, NOW ON THE AIR 69 HOURS A WEEK \ RAD f 0 COURSES OFFERED IN SUCH DEPARTMENTS AS SPEECH, MUSIC, JOURNALISM, EDUCATION, BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND ELECTRICAL ENG INEERt NG, PREPARING YOUNG PEOPLE FOR CAREERS IN RADIO; AND THE RADIO RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY THE BUREAU OF EDUCATIONAL Research* Or* Tyler has long been prominent in U* S* radio education circles, most NOTABLY AS DIRECTOR OF THE ANNUAL INSTITUTES FOR EDUCATION BY RADIO HELD in Columbus each May under the sponsorship of Ohio State* The institutes, STARTED IN 1930, BRING TOGETHER EACH YEAR SEVERAL HUNDRED U* o e AND Canadian representatives of broadcasting chains, individual commercial and RADIO STATIONS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED IN THE USE OF RADIO IN EDUCATION* Native of Table Rock, Nebraska, and a product of the Lincoln, Neb*, high school, Tyler has the bachelor’s degree from the University of Nebraska ano the Master’s and doctorate from Columbia* He has been on the Ohio State staff since 1935* Since 1937 he also has SERVED AS DIRECTOR OF EVALUATION OF SCHOOL BROADCASTS FOR A NATIONAL RESEARCH STUDY HAVING ITS HEADQUARTERS ON THE CAMPUS HERE* CBS VilTHPRAWS OPPOSITION TQ WNYC GRANT In a petition filed with the Federal Communications Commission on August thp Columbia Broadcasting System withdrew its* opposition to longer hours of operation for station WNYC, New York for the duration —provided that THE FCC FEELS SUCH ACTION WOULD AID THE WAR EFFORT o CBS IS OWNER AND operator of WCCQ, Minneapolis and St* Paul, and had opposed night time OPERATION FOR WNYC ON THE GROUND THAT IT WOULD INTERFERE WITH W'CCO S SERVICE TO RURAL LISTENERS* W 39 NY BEGINS NEW OPERATION SCHEDULE The Municipal Broadcasting System’s new FM outlet, W 39 NY (43*9 meg*), STARTED A NEW DAILY OPERATION SCHEDULE ON AUGUST 23* W 39 NY NOW BROAD¬ CASTS FROM FIVE TO TEN P*M* EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK* During most of this time, W 39 NY broadcasts the programs of WNYC. This MEANS THAT LISTENERS WITH HIGH FIDELITY FM RECEIVERS WILL NOW BE ABLE TO LISTEN TO THE MANY OUTSTANDING LIVE AND RECORDED MUSIC PROGRAMS ANO PUBLIC SERVICE FEATURES CURRENTLY HEARD ONLY OVER WNYC* But W 39 NY will have some of its own programs too —especially in the FIELD OF LIVE MUSIC* THE MUNICIPAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM’S FM STATION ainurrorn in THP BROADCAST OF LIVE MUSIC DIRECT FROM CONCERT HALLS, VHEN o”r E ^ FROM Ur?IoHN StId.UM, AND THE PERFORMANCES OF THE SaN CARLO OPERA CONCERT SEASON*