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Elmer Peterson, A 'PC correspondent , meets newspaper editors at a luncheon given by Louise Landis, KPO (San Francisco) press manager, as he arrives to become KPO commentator. From left: Dwight Newton, Larry Smith, Eddie Murphy, Leilia Gillis, Harold Turnblad, Peterson, Fred Walker, Chuck Cooney, Miss Landis and Larry Davis.
If SAM, Saginaw, Michigan, which ong I noted the first and exclusive broadcast jroi Owosso, Michigan, home town of Cand 1 date Dewey , immediately following /;]? nomination for President, subsequent! II covered his return visit (right). Partic pants in first broadcast— all who kneiv tlif New York Governor well— are shown abov<\
Staff Sergeant George Dvorak, former staff announcer at KFl. Los Angeles, is program supervisor of this GI station in Guadalcanal, one of six in the “ Mosquito Network.”
Edgar Bergen and his new girl friend, Effie Klinker, admire the photograph of NBC V.P. Sidney N. Strotz on the cover of NBC Transmitter.
Ed Mason (left), </ft-pi of WLW farm ( f • worker, ft "5
Beverly Ward of KOA music rights department turns over some station orchestrations to Corporal Larry Levin of Buckley Field, Colo. KOA has done likewise for many other Army bases.
Mrs. Cathrina Hausman, acting general parachute foreman of Miami Air Depot, is interviewed by Announcer Al Collins during a special Labor Day broadcast over If 10 D— one of several holiday highlights.
Four-year-old Arlem r,;, WTMJ while unde in ^ demic. Bob Heiss o.l4 “Q Grenadier"