Professor Points Way Out Of Radio Tangle
A 1927 interview discusses solutions to radio broadcasting chaos. Professor E Terry of the University of Wisconsin argues for widening access, charging down on speculative stations, and moving national stations to lower bands while preserving competition and avoiding monopoly harms.
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E Terry
University of Wise
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Radio therapy aids sick patients at Alison hospital
In Miami the Alison hospital uses a radio system to soothe convalescent patients away from the ward’s confines. Each patient can choose and tune to a hometown station, helping morale and easing tedium while keeping them connected to home amid a medical stay.
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Alison Hospital
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Miami
Pensacola Clerk Named Radio Head Despite City Seal
John E. Frenkel 34, city clerk treasurer of Pensacola, directs and announces WCOA. He earns his city salary, broadcasts free three days weekly, and is known as the Preezy Boy from the Gulf. Frenkel discovers talent, promoting 18-year-old Hobby Cook who impressed Metropolitan Opera officials in New York.
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Metropolitan Opera
New York
Young 4-H Winners Named in State Fair
Ruth Harrig, 16, named state s best dressmaker at the Jucks Anallege of Agriculture. Julian Price Bourne, 16, wins junior beef cattle raising title, with Ella Haag, 16, as poultry raising champ.
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Julian Price Bourne
Ella Haag
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