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1VEWS is such a perishable commodify that it must be delivered piping hot, or nobody wants it. For that reason, ever since some broadcasting station first put a news item on the air, daily newspapers haven't liked the ease and speed with which radio can beat them to the public, and many have been the words spilled in an effort to reach a compromise whereby radio and newsprint wouldn't tread on each other's toes.
It remained for Ken Ellington, star reporter of WFBM, Columbia affiliate in Indianapolis, to show that a radio station and newspapers can work together in harmony. He co-operates with the reporters of the Indianapolis papers, works with them on stories, and manages to lend his individual slant to everything he broadcasts.
On August 15, Ken celebrated his two-thousandth news broadcast — two thousand programs, at the rate of four a day, six days a week, and one on Sunday evening. If you're interested in statistics, the words he has spouted over the WFBM kilocycles during those two thousand quarterhours add up to over four million.
No further proof was needed of his friendship with newspapers and their affiliated agencies than the group of notables who gathered in the studio to attend his anniversary broadcast. Barry Faris, editor-in-chief of the International News Service, hopped a plane from New York to be present. Local newspaper officials who came to offer their congratulations were Ben S. Lawrence, general manager of the Indianapolis Morning Star-, Steven C. Noland, editor of the News; and John W. Thompson, theatrical editor of the Times. Myron C. Green, commissioner of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, completed the list.
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