The radio annual (1947)

FUNCTIONS Subsidiary of the C.I.O. Broadcast Dept. devoted to organization of all employees in the iRadio Broadcasting Industry, excepting Musicians and Actors. Have agreements with thirty stations in the East, including eight contracts in the Metropolitan area of New York City. • American Council on Education 744 Jackson Place, Washington 6, D. C. NAtional 5691 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Chairman George D. Stoddard President George F. Zook Secretary Willard B. Spalding Vice-President A. J. Brumbaugh BRANCH OFFICE Cooperative Test Service, 15 Amsterdam Avenue, New York 23, N. Y. COIumbus 5-7535, Kenneth Vaughn, Associate Director. FUNCTIONS Acts as a clearing house for the exchange of educational opinion ; seeks to define and clarify educational issues of national signficance and to enlist appropriate agencies for their solution. Financed by membership due from educational organizations and institutions and by receipt of special grants for specific pieces of research. • American Federation of Musicians 570 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 8-0600 OFFICERS President James C. Petrillo Vice-President Charles L Bagley Financial Secretary-Treasurer Thomas F. Gamble Secretary Leo Cluesman EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chauncey Weaver, J. W. Parks, Oscar F. Hild, Herman D. Kenin, Walter M. Murdoch. • American Federation of Radio Artists (AFRA) 2 West 45th St., New York 19, N. Y. VAnderbilt 6-1810 NATIONAL OFFICERS President Kenneth Carpenter Vice-President. Virginia Payne Vice-President . . Lu Tobin Vice-President .Frank Sinatra Vice-President Minerva Pious Vice-President Clayton Collyer Treasurer Ben Grauer Record ng Secretary W'lliam L. Mezger National Executive Secretary George Heller National Assistant Exec. Secretary Raymond A. Jones National Reoresentative Pacific Coast Area Claude L. McCue Counsel Jaffe & Jaffe Associate Counsel Beilenson & Berger BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wm. P. Adams, Edward Arnold, Jack Arthur, Georgia Backus, Griff Barnett, True Boardman, Nellie Booth, John Brown, Bob Bruce, Alan Bunce, Andre Carton, Kenneth Carpenter, Clayton Collyer, Robert Donley, Norman Field, Evelyn Freyman, Bill Gavin, William Could, Ben Grauer, Donald B. H rsch, Charles Irving, House Jameson, Raymond A. Jones, Jay Jostyn, Carlton KaDell, Grafton Linn, Ed Ludes, Myron McCormick, Alex MrKee, Knox Manning, Eddie Marr, Bill Mezger. Ona Munson. Virginia Payne, Vincent Pelletier, Minerva P'ous, Dick Powell, George A. Putnam, Quentin Reynolds, Don Roberts, Kenneth Roberts, Anne Seymour. Frank Sinatra, Margaret Speaks, Al Stracke, Kay Thome-son. Lawrence Tibbett, Lu Tobin, Luis Van Rooten, Ned Wever. ■BRANCH OFFICES Chcago Local— 203 North Wabash Ave., Chicago, III.; Roymand A. Jones, Executive Secretary; Phone, FRanklin 4253. Los Angeles Local — 6331 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood 28, California; Claude L. McCue, Executive Secretary; Phone Hillside 5125. San Francisco Local — 26 O'Farrell St., San Francisco California; Walter E. Trefts, Jr., Executve Secretary; Phone EXbrook 6990. Atlanta Local— 362 Schoen St., S.E., Atlanta, Georgia Boston Local — 20 Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass. Carolina Local — 202 North Driver Ave., Durham, North Carolina. Cincinnati Local — P. O. Box 14, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cleveland Local— 219 Chester-12th Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Dallas Local — 1 3071/2 Commerce St., Dallas, Texas. Denver Local — 790 Niagara, Denver 7, Colorado. Detroit Local — 82 West Montcalm, Detroit, Michigan. Kansas City Local— 4833 East 6th St., Kansas City, Mo. Louisville Local — 300 West Liberty Street, Louisville, Ky. Miami Local — DuPont Bldg., Miami, Florida. Minneapolis-St. Paul— 750 Midland Bank Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Pittsburgh Local— 1124 Frick Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland Local — P. O. Box 263, Portland, Oregon. Racine Local — 804 Hamilton Street, Racine, Wise. • Rochester Local — 2111 Monroe Ave., Rochester 10, N. Y. Seattle Local— 300 Palomar 'Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash. St. Louis Local^317 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. Washington Local— 3901 Davis PL, N.W., Washington, D. C. Other Locals Located in: Bridgeport, Conn.; Charlotte, N. C. ; Houston, Texas; Philadelphia, Penna.; Lawrence, Mass.; Schenectady, N. Y.; Springfield, Mass., and Sioux Falls, S. Dakota. American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc. (A. F. L.) 2 W. 45th St., New York 19, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-8407 OFFICERS President Lawrence Tibbett 1st Vice President Richard Bonelli 2nd Vice President.. Alexander Smallens 3rd Vice President Edward Harris 4fh Vice President John Brownlee 5th Vice President .Georgia Standing Recording Secretary .Elisabeth Hoeppel Treasurer Frederick Jagel Counsel Albert B. Gins BRANCH OFFICES Los Angeles: I. B. Kornblum, 6331 Hollywood Blvd. Phone. Hillside 5121. San Francisco: Theodore Hale, 60 Sansome St. Phone, Exbrook 0102. Chicago: Ben Meyers, 188 W. Randolph St. Phone, State 0585. FUNCTIONS Labor union having jurisdiction over opera, concert, recital and ballet activities; branch of Associated Actors and Artistes of America, affiliated with American Federation of Labor. AGMA's purpose is to bargain collectively on behalf of its members and to deal with employers, contractors, managers, impresarios, agents and others whose activities affect its members. • American Marketing Association Kinley Hall, Champaign, III. , 7-5274 OFFICERS President 'Ross M. Cunningham 1st V'ce President Wroe Alderson 2nd Vice President Franklin R. Cawl Secretary Harvey W. Huegy Treasurer Wilford L. White Editor, Journal of Marketing Clyde Phelps Director (1 year) Sydney R. Bernstein Directors (2 years) George H. Allen, Fdward R. Hawkins, Charles T. Heusinkveld, Harold H. Maynard, Charles Phillips. FUNCTIONS The American Marketing Association is an association for the advancement of science in marketing. We publish monthly "The Journal of Marketing." 932