Word: broadcast
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...broadcast marks the first radio appearance of any of the Crimson football staffmen. Robert W. Chase '44, publicity director for the Network, said the speakers are prepared to announce their frank predictions on the outcome of tomorrow's opener with Connecticut...
...realize, gentlemen, that now at last not only are FM-quality records possible, but recorded color television equal in clarity to that now being broadcast with a paltry 10,000 kilocycles...
Listeners to a program surveying student housing problems broadcast coast-to-coast by CBS yesterday may have carried away the impression that Harvard is unique in having plenty of room for everyone...
...Fenn '44, CRIMSON president of 1942-43 and now assistant dean of freshmen, who will present a review of College activities during the summer, a brief summary of the present scene, and a view of the University future. At 9:30 o'clock a half-hour special broadcast will feature a transcription of the prodigious registration in Memorial Hall last Thursday and Friday, with on-the-spot interviews of returning veterans and other participants in the pre-term ordeal...
...Killed Cock Robin? What had caused its demise? The New York Times thought that Walter Winchell,* who had blurted out hints of war in his Sunday broadcast, had started the avalanche. His big "boo" may have shaken a few timid souls, but no more. Other explanations: the revival of OPA, wage boosts, strikes, production bottlenecks, big inventories, or simply an it's about time slump in the 52-month-old bull market. Said the New-Dealing PM: "There's something wrong with the way America is being managed...