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INDEX — Continued
— U. S., Classified by Wattage.. — U. S., Number of, 1939-1940. . . Surveys:
— Cooperative Analysis of Broadcasting 94
— Program Popularity 97
— Radio and Sales 33
479 479
96
106
93
TALENT 847-1088
1,326 Professional Records of Net-~ work Radio Artist s— 847-1075; Artists Bureaus, Program Producers and Allied Services, Complete Particulars of— 1075-1087; Script Libraries, Complete ParIticulars of— 1087-1088.
Talent:
—Agency Buyers of 177 227
—Artists Bureaus 1075-1087
— I nternational Sponsored
Broadcast 347 348
—Network 1939-1940 Commercial Program 278 347
— Sale of by Stations and Networks, 1938-1939 114 115
TECHNICAL RESEARCH... 349-362
A Frequency Modulation Cate-~) chism — 349-356; Frequency Modulation Allocation Table — 356; Television, 1939-1940—357-359; Television Channels — 360; Consulting Radio Engineers, List of — 360-361; Facsimile Broadcast Stations, List of — 361-362; International Broadcast Stations, List of— 362.
Television:
— Channels Allocated to
—History of, 1939-1940
— Network Operation Methods . .
— RMA Standards
—Regulation of by the FCC
Texas Quality Network
Texas State Network
Theme Songs:
— International Sponsored Broadcast
— Network Commercial Program, 1939-1940
Thompson, Frederick Ingate, Biography of
Titles, Program
Tape Transmission
Trade Journals, Radio Policies of
Transcriptions:
— BMI License
—Libraries Used by Stations... See
— MPPA License
— Producers, Particulars of
— SESAC License
Transmitters, Frequency Modulation
360 357 359 358 358 441 443 478 478
347 348 278 347
455 368 408
266 791 793
242 243
Stations 243
256 266 244
TRENDS 94-113
^Cooperative Analysis of Broadcast-* ing (What It Is and Does)— 94, 96; Twenty-Five Leading Evening Programs, October, 1939-April, 1940 — 95; Ten Leading Daytime Programs, October, 1939-April, 1940— 95; C. A. B. Special Events Ratings, 1939-1940—96; Program Popularity Polls — 97-106; "Fortune" Survey of Press and Radio — 107-109; "Variety" Showmanship Plaques — 110-111; Family Set Ownership, Urban and Rural, Jan. 1, 1938—112; Estimated Set Ownership, Jan. 1, 1940 — 113; Estimated Radio Receiver Sales, 1939 — 113; Basic Data on Radio Ownership and Listening, Jan. 1, ^1938—113. Tubes, Cost of, 1939
131
u
455
96
UNIONS 794-795
Urban Radio:
—Set Ownership, Jan. 1, 1938. .. 112
— Set Ownership and Listening
Data 113
Variety Showmanship Plaques.. 110 111 Village Radio See Rural Radio
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Walker, Paul Atlee, Biography of
War:
—Effect on C.A.B. Ratings of News Broadcasts
— Regulation of Neutrality and Threat of
West Virginia Network
Who's Who:
— FCC Commissioners Biographies
— Executive Biographies
Wisconsin Broadcasting System.
Women's National Radio Committee Sixth Annual Awards
World Broadcasting System
World-Telegram (New York) Ninth Annual Newspaper Editors Radio Poll
Writers:
— Agency
— Network Commercial Program
— Plays Specifically Written for Network Radio
436 440 478
454 455
796 845
478
106 478
101 102
177 227 278 347
251 254
Yankee Network
Young America, Second Annual Survey on Youth
354 355 Z Net.
478
97
478
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