The radio annual (1955)

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D n o ORGANIZATIONS nan RADIO NEWS ANALYSTS C O Jo^n McVonv ABC 7 Wwr 6*ft« St., New York, N. Y. rmnlmit . io^'> McVane Vk»-^rv«*d««n WillKim Costcllo, Ncxl Calmer brae. CommittM H V Kaltonborn, George Fielding B«o>. U<M fenoii S«Cf«t«nr Merrill Mueller TrMa«rtr Cesar Sacrchingcr -Trcosurcf John W. Vandercook RADIO-NEWSREEL-TELEVISION WORKING PRESS ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK, INC. 270 Pari Ayc , New York 22, N. Y. PUw 1-2720 OFFICERS Pretidcfit Roy Edwards Vict-Pr«id*nt . Thomas Priestley S^t. ot Arm% Herbert Mulligan S<JcretorY Ruth N. Knopf Asit Secretory Monroe Benton TrwKurer Richard Milbauer Boord ot Governors A. A. Brown, Dovid Klein, Lorry Rocics, Nick Archer, George iordon, Corl Larsen, Sr. FUNCTIONS A membership corporation whose object is to promote and protect the interest and welfare of radio, newsreel, and television newsmen and cameramen. Mcmebrship is limited to radio, newsreel, television, and newsmen who are engaged in outside assignments tor the coveroge of spot news. Those eligible include working reporters, cameramen, contact men, soundmen, tope recording men, etc. Annually sponsors Mtke & Screen Press Awords. THE RADIO PIONEERS CLUB 580 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y. PLaza 7-1800 OFFICERS President Arthur B. Church Irt Vice-President Raymond F. Guy Vice-President Victor Diehm VKe-Prcsident John Pott Secretory Lewis H. Avery Trcosurer Charles A. Wall FUNCTIONS "To establish a membership organization of persons who by their long years of service in the field of Radio desire to become associated for the purposes of friendship and education. The Club shall be a central clearing house for the exchange of information and historical data about the Radio industry and shall record in form to be determined facts and data obout the history of the Radio industry and its traditions for use by this and future generations. It is felt that this organization with the resultant exchange of information would make a valuable contribution to the public interest." The purposes as outlined in the constitution are sufficiently broad to enable the Radio Pioneers to undertake almost any task which the Club may desire for the furtherance of ttie Radio Industry. Accordingly, 1950 will mark the establishment of a Radio Hall of Fame in which the memories of men and women whose contribution have placed them omong the immortals will be perpetuated. RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS GUILD (A.F. OF L.) 114 East 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y. PLozo 9-094 9 OFFICERS Intemotiooal President Franklin J. Schaffner Ut Vicc-Prewdent Robert L. Robb 2nd Vice President Alex Segal 3rd Vice President Ian Harrower ^^nrary Richard Borden Tr«»»i*rcr Jock MacGregor NATIONAL BOARD Woltcr Gorman, New York; David Lowe, New York; Jock MacGrcgor, New York; Paul Nkkell, New York; Ernest Ricca, New York; Franklin J. Schaffner, New York; Richard Schneider, New York; Alex Segal, New York; Fronk Danzig, Hollywood; George Fogle, Hollywood; Jack Lyman, Hollywood; Robert L. Robb, Hollywood; Horfield Weedin, Hollywood; Grover Allen, Chicago; Joseph Byrne, Chicago; Ian Harrower, Detroit; Richord Borden, Washington; Raymond Shone, Cleveland. National Executive Director Newman H. Burnett General Counsel Charles Ballon (Phillips, Nizer, Benjamin & Krim) BRANCH OFFICES New York Local— 114 East 52nd St., New York 22, PLaza 9-0875. Newman H. Burnett, Executive Secretary; Jock MacGregor, President. Hollywood Local— 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif., Hollywood 2-3324. Elizabeth Gould, Executive Secretary; Robert L. Robb, President. Chicago Local— 6841 Laflin St., Chicago, III. Joseph Byrne, President. Detroit Local — 1257 Penobscot BIdg., Detroit 26, Mich., woodward 5-0061. Boaz Siegel, Executive Secretary; Ion Hairrower, President. Washington Local — Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D. C. Adams 4-5400. Richard Borden, President. Cleveland Local — 8223 Vineyard Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio, Diamond 1-7543. Raymond Shane, President. FUNCTIONS A national organization to advance, foster, promote and benefit the interests of dii rectors, assiociate directors and floor managers of television, live and film, and radio prograims and to protect and secure their rights in their professional activities. RADIO AND TELEVISION EXECUTIVES SOCIETY, INC. 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. LExington 2-3988 OFFICERS President Roger Pryor 1st Vice-P rest! dent Roibert Jay Burton 2nd Vice-^President Elliot M. Sanger Secretary Claude Borrere Treasurer Josepih A. McDonald Executive Secretary Elizabeth Olarkson BOARD OF GOVERNORS Lewis H. Avery, John H. Bachem, Caroline Burke, G. W. Johnstone, Merle S. Jones, Marvin Kirsclh, Wm. Thomas Hamilton, Robert W. Sarnoff, Robert A. Sohmid, George T. Shupert. FUNCTIONS 1. To create a lasting fraternity of persons professionally engaged or interested in radio and television broadcasting and its allied fields and to provide a common meeting place for all members. 2. To provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and discussions of problems affecting or concerning radio and television broadcasting or relating to its improvement or usefulness and to promote higher standards for the radio and television industry as a scientific, literary, informational, entertainment, and cultural medium. 3. To provide and sponsor the dissemination of information pertaining to radio and television broadcasting which may be of mutual interest and value to members, the public and the industry. 4. To do all and everything necessary, suitable and proper for the complete accomplishment of these purposes and the attainment of the objects herein set forth within such limitations as are provided by law. RADiaELECTRONICS-TELEVISION MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION See ^uipment Secition RADIO-TV MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Rm. 410, 200 St. Clair Ave. West, Toronto 7, Ontario, Canada WAInut 1-2898 784