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...York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra will broadcast every Sunday afternoon the year around, beginning May 23. The network: the full CBS coast-to-coast hookup of more than 130 stations. The sponsor: U.S. Rubber. The contract will give the orchestra a chance to pare, or even write off, its $150,000 annual deficit, usually met by hard-squeezed private purses...
...schedule, the Network is able to carry a greater volume of dramatic and variety material to the House-dwellers. Its programs, planned, written and "put on the air" by undergraduates, consist of skits, news bulletins, classic and popular music, quizzes, and interviews blended in the same proportions used by coast-to-coast syndicates. One special service in the past has been the broadcasting of important conferences and addresses from the Lowell Common Room and Emerson...
...broadcast, a regular Coast-to-Coast fixture, comes here after several months of touring the nation, giving a show to Army camps and Naval posts from Maine to California...
...broadcast, a regular Coast-to-Coast fixture, comes here after several months of touring the nation, giving a show to Army camps and Naval posts from Maine to California...
Forthwith, she went off on a coast-to-coast tour. "The idea," said smooth, tough Post Managing Editor Alexander F. ("Casey") Jones, "was that she should talk to everybody she could. It was a tough assignment for a woman her age. . . . She has had to ride bad trains, stand in line for food, spend many hours at night talking to wives of soldiers and mothers who were working in war factories. . . . She did a swell...