Radio historical references

Radio historical references

by Frank Ernest Hill, John E. Fetzer, Columbia University. Oral History Research Office

Book 63 of Columbia University oral history collection -- pt. 2

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Radio and television executive. Topics include: experiments in radio from 1911; license, 1918; early stations in Michigan; controversy with Federal Communications Commission; Broadcasters Victory Council, 1940; radio censorship, 1944; work in Europe for United States Government, 1945. Impressions of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, various radio personalities.

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