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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

18

Television Language Evolves As TV Supplants Tele Vision

A KLAC TV staff survey shows TV as the common shorthand replacing tele vision in daily talk. Video and kinescope terms circulate. audiences are called viewers or listen ers, while ghost and halo distortions appear in consumer use. Technical jargon like fadeout dolly in pan and whip shot persists as television tech evolves.

Klac-Tv New York

Schedule of Evening Movie Showings With Times

The list shows multiple theaters including MIDWAY DRIVE-IN and FOX TUCSON with films such as Connecticut Seates Adventures of Don Juan Miraculous Journey Force of Evil The Heart Guada Diary G Men Casablanca and Cadettes del Naval Malditos Hombres and more with various start times throughout the evening.

Midway Dorive Connecticut Seates Iltmore FOX Tucson Guada Paramount ° Mece of Laredo Plaza “Cadettes del Naval Catalina Casablanca

No new ham radio terms for TV actors all ham lingo same

Station workers report no fresh jargon for television actors, noting ham radio slang covers all media. The panlike device uses terms like plumbing or dishpan while WSBF refers to a vestigial side band filter, with ham remains constant across formats.

WSBF

Mrs Roosevelt Called Dictator in Madrid Radio Broadside

Madrid official radio branded Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt as a dictator of American foreign policy in a broadcast cited by U S monitors. The program questioned her influence over Secretary Acheson and a UN proposal to recall ambassadors to Franco’s government.

Washington Madrid U.S Franklin D. Roosevelt Acheson United Nations Roosevelt Stalin Juan de la Cosa

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