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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

31

Television’s Rapid Growth Dims 1948 Forecasts

In New York observers note television’s postwar expansion outpaced earlier forecasts with a five fold rise in stations and audiences despite optimistic projections from industry insiders.

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Television Boom Keeps Growing in 1948 Outlook

The article notes rapid growth in TV sets and stations in 1948 with 50 stations and about 1 million sets, rising to 100 stations and possibly 3 million sets by year end. It discusses program improvements, live music returns, longer daily schedules, expanded networks, and forecasts of nationwide expansion by 1949.

Wayne Coy Federal Communications Commission Observer America James C. Petrillo CBS Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Symphony NBC Arturo Toscanini NBC Symphony ABC Washington New York Schenectady Boston Richmond Bell System Midwest Atlantic Mississippi FCC Max F. Balcom Radio Manufacturers Association Frank M. Folsom Radio Corporation of America

RCA to Unveil 16inch TV Set at About 500

RCA plans to introduce a 16 inch metal-tube television next month priced near 500 dollars and likely trigger price cuts across the industry. The new model, to be shown January 3 in Chicago, uses a larger tube and could push consumers toward higher priced sets for better pictures.

New York RCA Rca-Victor Radio Corporation of America Chicago

Swedish King Embroids Cloth for Brooklyn Church

The altar cloth or antependium was embroidered by King Gustav of Sweden for the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Brooklyn New York City. Carmen Amin of the Swedish consulate in New York holds the cloth as a ceremonial item at the church’s pastor Rev Martin Iaither Cornell’s request marking the 75th anniversary.

Carmen Amin New York Sweden Gustav Bethlehem Lutheran Church Brooklyn New York City Martin Iaither Cornell

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