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CANADIAN STATIONS WITH NEWSPAPER AFFILIATIONS
Alberta
CFAG, Alberta, Calgary, Albertan, 100 watts, 930 kilocycles. Full time. Gordon S. Henry, mgr.
CJCJ, Alberta, Calgary, Alberta, 100 watts, 690 kilocycles. H. A. Webster, mgr.
CJCA, Edmonton, Journal, 1,000 watts, 730 kilocycles. Full time. Frank H. Elphicke, mgr.
British Columbia
CFJC, Kamloops, Kamloops Sentinel, 1,000 watts, 880 kilocycles. Full time. Ralph E. White, mgr.
CKCD, Vancouver, Vancouver Daily Province, 100 watts, 1010 kilocycles.
Ontario
CFPL, London, London Free Press, 100 watts, 730 kilocycles. Full time. Philip H. Morris, program director.
CKSO, Sudbury, Sudbury Star, 1,000 watts, 780 kilocycles. Full time. J. D. Kemp, mgr.
Quebec
CHLP, Montreal, Montreal La Patrie, 100
watts, 1,120 kilocycles. Full time. Marcel Lefebvre, dir.
CKAC, Montreal, La Compagnie De Publications De La Presse, Ltee., 5,000 watts, 730 kilocycles. Phil Lalonde, dir. (TP), (UP).
CHLT, Sherbrooke, La Tribune, Ltee., 100 watts, 1,210 kilocycles. L. A. Vachon, mgr.
Saskatchewan
CKCK, Regina, Regina Leader-Post, 1,000 watts, 1,010 kilocycles.
The foregoing stations are owned or controlled by newspapers or are stations in which a newspaper has an interest either as an affiliate, part owner, or through an interlocking directorate. Listing includes, in the following order: Station call letters, city in which studio is located, name of paper, power, kilocycle channel, operating time, name of manager and subscription to a commercial press service. The three services offering news for sale to stations are United Press (UP) , International News Service (INS) , and Transradio Press Service (TP).
CANADIAN AGENCY RECOGNITION
The 15 per cent agency commission is allowed for net station time and, on network contracts it is allowed on wire line costs, exclusive of any charges for special pick-ups which shall be net.
1. Agencies recognized by the C. D. N. A.
2. Agencies not recognized by the C. D. N. A.
3. A second 15 per cent agency commission shall not be allowed except when contracts are negotiated through NBC, CBS or MBS.
4. It is required: —
(a) that the agency be free from
client ownership, either direct or indirect.
(b) that the agency be an independent organization, in a position to serve both the client and the CBC without bias.
(c) that the agency retain the full commission paid by the CBC and furnish upon request satisfactory evidence that this has been done.
Agencies may be called upon to give evidence that their activities are confined exclusively to the placement and service of advertising for their clients and that they do not engage in any other business.
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