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...same moment, both begin to speak, one in Portuguese, the other in Spanish. Engineers throw two switches, send the Portuguese commentary splashing out over WCBX for pick-up in Brazil, the Spanish commentary over WCRC and WCDA for rebroadcast in the other Latin countries south of the border. La Cadena de las Americas (The Network of the Americas...
...operation experimentally since the first of the year, The Network of the Americas was honored last week by a swank dedicatory dinner at Washington's Carlton Hotel, a 90-minute dedicatory broadcast over the 76 stations of La Cadena and also over the entire CBS domestic circuit...
Only hitch in the program was the failure of La Cadena to pick up President Rios of Chile, President Baldomir of Uruguay. President Rios canceled...
...roughly about three and a half million receiving sets, only half of which can pick up short wave. In the past, listeners to the shortwave sets received all the attention of Axis and U.S. broadcasts. Now CBS programs reach South American listeners regularly over their own stations (La Cadena has 46 long-wave, 30 short-wave outlets in Latin America). Each station is contract-bound to present at least one hour of network programs daily...
...Commission: Lieut. General Stanley Dunbar Embick, 65, in World War I Chief of Staff of the U.S. section of the Supreme Allied War Council, onetime Deputy Chief of Staff, also a member of the Canadian-U.S. Joint Defense Board; Brigadier General Miguel S. González Cadena, 50, onetime Chief of the Mexican Cavalry, Navy and Air Force; Vice Admiral Alfred Wilkinson Johnson, 65, onetime commander of the U.S. Atlantic Squadron; Brigadier General Tomás Sánchez Hernandez, 47, Chief of the Technical Division of the Mexican Army, military historian, now in Rio at the conference...