Radio annual and television yearbook (1941)

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Record Details:

Title:
Radio annual and television yearbook
Date:
1941
Publisher:
New York : The Radio Daily
Volume:
Radio annual (1941)
Leaf #:
000931
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Year Book
Format:
Annuals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 18, 2024
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Television Headlines Of 1940 — From Radio Daily JANUARY Jan. 3 — Philco's Prexy Gubb Sees Television In For Big Improvement. Jan. 9 — More Film Material Set For NBC's Television. Jan. iO — Bulova Uses Television To Show New Line. Low Cost "Boosters" Speed Television Network. Jan. 12— FM Group To Ask FCC Delay On Television Decision. Jan. 16 — Television Hearing Under Way; Varied Viewpoints Heard By FCC Both Defending And Attacking The Commission's Report. Jan. 18 — Kesten Offers Television Plan; Proposals For Protecting Both Public And Industry Against Kickback; FCC Hearing Resumes. Jan. 22 — Television Hearing Gets Serious; Ramifications Over RMA Standards Keeps Chairman Fly On The Alert; DuMont Battles "Freezing." Jan. 23 — Television Standards In "Middle" Of Confusing Free-For-AII. Jan. 24 — Fly Ends Television Hearing; Scrappy Pros And Cons Over Patents, License-Agreements Toward Close; Summaries To Be Filed. Germany Resuming Television On a Skeleton Basis. Jan. 31 — New RCA Television Relay Developed; Can Cover Vast Area. Lubcke Sees Don Lee Telecasting 100 Miles. FEBRUARY Feb. 1 — Television's "Crucial" Moment; Much Depends On Commission's Tour Which Starts Today; All Concerns File HearingMemoranda. Feb. 2 — Television Briefs Differ Widely As To Standard And Public. Great Britain May Resume Television Utilizing Phone Wires. Feb. 6 — FCC Concludes Television Tour; Views RCA's Large Screen. Feb. 7 — Complete Legitimate Drama Gets Equity Television Okay. Feb. 9 — Television's Light Sensitivity Aided By New Discovery. Feb. 14 — Equity Names Its Representatives For Union Television Board. Feb. 16 — Philco Television Progresses With 605Line Picture. Asks FCC To Approve Immediate Commercial Television. Feb. 19 — See IATSE Grabbing Television For Own Jurisdiction. Feb. 20 — Seeks "Junior" Union Talent For Experimental Television And FM. Feb. 23 — Coast Television Impresses FCC Field Inspector. First Dual Television Show Gets Under Way Over NBC. Feb. 27 — Television Hook-up Feasible Between New York And Chicago. Feb. 29 — See United States In Television Lead, Says Scophony Official. MARCH Mar. 1 — Television Standards Kept Open; Limited Commercials With Coast Borne By Sponsor Set For September 1 ; Larger Screens Favored By FCC. NBC Boosting Schedule Of Special Television Shows. Mar. 5 — Television Steps Np Survey Of Film Availability. International Television Convention Readies For Coast In June. Mar. 6 — NBC Television "Mysteries" To Give Cash Prizes. KFRC Closes Television Deal To Give Don Lee Films. Mar. 7 — Television From Airplane Proves Revelation. Morton Of NBC Tells Chicago It Is Second Television Market. Mar. 13 — RCA Television Sales Drive; As Expected, Set Prices Are To Be Cut One-Third And To Hold For Two Years; Extensive Advertising Campaigns. Mar. 14 — Esso Signs For NBC Television; Limited Commercial Set, While RCA Files For Three More Stations. Mar. 19 — Armstrong Fires First FM Gun; Inventor Presents Case As Opening Witness In FCC Hearing; Sees Television Use For Higher Frequency. Mar. 21 — Special NBC Service For Television Set Owners. Agency Radio Executives Attend Esso Television Debut. Cath-Ray Introduces Low Priced Television Set. Mar. 22 — Public Reaction Good To Lower Priced Television Units. Mar. 25— RCA-NBC Covers On FM; Application In For Five Such Stations In Key Cities Across The Country; Also Files For Television CPs. NBC Television Film Supply Goor For Whole Year. FCC Calls Television Hearing; Kills Limited Commercials. 911