Word: discussable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Departing from custom, A.N.P.A. set aside one session in which experts will discuss FM (frequency modulation) broadcasting. The experts: FM's inventor, Major E. H. Armstrong, General Electric's Dr. W. R. G. Baker, and Walter J. Damm, president of FM Broadcasters, Inc. (also vice president of the Milwaukee Journal). Interest was aroused by: 1) the recent FCC acceptance of postwar FM station applications; 2) among newspaper applicants, such stalwarts as the New York Times and News, Omaha World-Herald, Washington Star, Atlanta Constitution, the three major St. Louis dailies. Another straw in the air-news wind: some...
Next day the Free Press coolly replied: "If in the future it is deemed advisable in the public interest to discuss the Court of Appeals, or any other court in Manitoba, we will not hesitate...
...Discuss closer cooperation between the Episcopal and Anglican Churches, especially in missionary work (the Archbishop is a vice chairman of the International Missionary Council) and plans for the postwar world...
...Visit the Most Rev. Derwyn T. Owen, Primate of the Church of England in Canada, at Toronto, where the Archbishop will discuss with Canadian church leaders postwar missionary and rehabilitation problems...
...Hiking Bishop." And Winchester was a rest after Southwark. Sometimes the Bishop would take off a whole afternoon to discuss the problems of visiting vicars or to take tea with a County family. He might even snatch several days to dash off a treatise on What Is Man? At Winchester Bishop Garbett began his hikes about the rural parishes, for which he has become famous. Hiking, for an Anglican bishop, is still something of an episcopal innovation, and has given Dr. Garbett the nickname of "The Hiking Bishop...