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NA£8 NEWS LETTER...... WISCONSIN STATE FM NET PROGRESS Page 3 *.»March I, 1945 The ReLmIc n moving ahead towards a state FM radio system. THE STATF T RAnL T r E Un,V£RSITV > at THEIR MEETING ON JANUARY 9 AUTHOR 1?EO the State Radio Council to make application for FM facilities. I^L? 0UNC,L ,TSELF > AFTER STUDYING THE OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED BY FiV had bah o TERE:D ,TS conv,ct,on about the importance of developing the state radio service and of obtaining the necessary FM fac'ut?es for staL coverage. 2™ ssz: ^T^s^^rY 1 * a now adequately served by WHA. lakcshore area not OHIO STATE FM NET CHanbfs Not entirely satisfied with its proposed plans for a network of Ih mui'i DroAct M STAT i 0NS STRUN8 OUT CHAIN-LIKE THROUGHOUT OHIO, THE Oh 10 StaTe” 55Jsrs ? NINE APPOINTED BY THE StaTE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION* A. VI SIT TO MINNESOTA AND WLB L°‘ T0R HAD A ./,f 4 2 ST ENJ0YA8LE: VISIT AS THE GUEST OF EASY Z|EBARTH ANO ERT 0LM8ERG OF ^LB, EARLY IN FEBRUARY. I RAN ACROSS VtlCH OF INTEREST IN THE OPERATION OF THIS STATION WHICH l*LL PASS ALONG TO^oS . The earliest operation of an experimental raoio station of Minnesota was begun in I 9 l2. at a time when wireless 1° the laboratory. Its first use at Minnesota was initi f* w * Springer, who, in the absence of Dr. Shepardson, » THE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. PROFESSOR SpR RETURNED FROM BERLIN WHERE HE HAD WORKED UNDER Or, S L A8Y INTENDED THE INSTALLAT I ON OF THE FIRST RADIO EQUIPMENT I ENGINEERING ButLDING, THE SHORT DISTANCE TRANSMISSION OF ALMOST THE ONLY USE OF RADIO* at the University WAS STILL CONFINED ated by Professor A,S ACTING HEAD OF INGER HAD JUST * When he super- n the old Electrical IMPULSE OR CODE WAS S h E *u ER - ME: nTAL station » 8ESU n by Professor Springer, was continued by MR. H. M. iURNER, AN INSTRUCTOR WHO HAS SINCE GONE TO VaLE UNIVERSITY " la ’ THE first actual broadcast was transmitted from the University WHEN FOOTBALL GAMES WCRC DESCRIBED BY WIRELESS. A SPARK TRANSMITS wis USED WITH REGULAR TELEGRAPH SIGNALS. The STATION WAS DEVELOP ING^STEAD^LV So a :y t ^ t &n f me t n h t e :’ orld -" ar ’ all a — HE BECAME AN INSTRUCTOR IN THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT l HE HAD BEEN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EXPERIMENTING WITH A NEW RAOIO TRANS-