Word: broadcasts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...radio broadcast recently sponsored by the "Guardian," Frank S. Hopkins, a Nieman Fellow, declared that Congress should delegate to specialized bureaus and administrative agencies the detailed tasks such as fact-finding or investigations of current problems, "while retaining for itself the ultimate control over policies." Superficially this seems like an admirable proposal, but some thought about its possible ramifications reveals the fallacies...
...necessary for Congress to delegate to administrative agencies and bureaus the more detailed tasks with which it is encumbered, while retaining ultimate control itself over policies," said Frank S. Hopkins, Nieman Fellow, and reporter for the Baltimore Evening Sun, in a radio broadcast over station WEEL, last night...
...broadcast was sponsored by the Harvard Guardian, which will be host to delegates to its Conference on the American Public Service which begins today. Other participants in the discussion were W. Rupert MacLaurin, Professor of Industrial Relations at M. I. T., and Laurence I. Radway '40, undergraduate chairman of the conference...
After days of fruitless search, Robert I. Myerson '42 is still missing, although the police of four states have broadcast his description. No reports have been received as yet, and the Freshman seems to have completely vanished...
Last week's broadcast of medical plain speaking opened a series of four called Why Not Have A Baby? The programs feature an obstetrician (anonymous for reasons of medical ethics) questioned by Special Features Director James Vandiveer (himself an expectant father), KFI-KECA Editor Jose Rodriguez (father of three). On the first broadcast the interviewers asked about prenatal care, got straight medical advice on sterility, the best age for child bearing, paternal and maternal hygiene, diet during pregnancy, danger of miscarriage...