NAEB Newsletter (Apr 1948)

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- 4 - N-A-E-B V ILL HOLD SPECIAL MEETING AT INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION BY RADIO The annual mid-year meeting of the National Association of Educational Broadcast¬ ers will be held coincidentally with the Ohio Institute for Education by Radio in Columbus, April 30 to May 3. An unusually large attendance of members may be expected, from all reports reaching central N-A-E-B headquarters. The Deshler- r allick Hotel will again be headquarters for the Institute and for all N-A-E-B meetings. Business Meeting N-A-E-B will hold its mid-year business meeting on Friday. April 30 at 2:00 p.m. i n Room 337 of the Deshler-Nallick Hote l._ Every member is invited to be present , and all directors of regions are expected to be on ha nd. There will be a crowded business agenda to discuss a host of problems centering around organization and membership problems. The overseas scholarship exchange will b e discussed and repo r ted on; districts will bring up special business matters . Other topics will include; regional and national locations for N-A-E-B official offices, program and transc riptio n exchanges, a national FM N-A-E-B network . various policy issues, constitutional changes, conventions sites, etc. ANNUAL LUNCHEON i IN-A-E-B will hold its mid-year luncheon in Parlors A, B, C of the Deshler-Wallick ; Hotel on Saturday, May 1 at 11s50 a.m, A number of prominent radio guests are ! lexpected. The luncheon meeting will be informal without a prescribed program, ■but a general review of the year f s activities by the officers will be included in . •the discussion. j JOINTLY SPONSORED N-A-E-B & A-E-F The closing general session in the Main Ballroom of the Deshler-Wallick Hotel on Monday, May 3 at 2s00 p.m. will feature a program under the sponsorship of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters and the Association for Education by Radio. Presiding; William B. Levenson, Cleveland Public Schools and President, Associ¬ ation for Education by Radio, Topic; "Serious Radio in America: The Role of Organized Education and the Citizen" Address: Dr. Peter Odegaard, President, Reed College and former Assistant Secretary of the U. S f Treasury, Panel Discussion: "Rays and Means to Implement Serious Radio" Panel Leader: Harold B. McCarty, Director Station r HA and WHA-FM, University of Wisconsin. Participants: Edwin F. Helman, Director of Radio, Cleveland Board of Education, Cleveland James Macandrew, Coordinator of Broadcasting, Station WNYE, New York Board of Education Harry J. Skornia, Director of Radio, Indiana University,Bloomington Parker R'heatley, Director, Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcastir Council, Boston Seymour N, Siegel, Director, Municipal Broadcasting System, N.Y.C. William H. Sener, Director, Station KUSC, Univ. of So. Calif. Los Angeles.