Word: whdh
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Richard Lauterbach, Nieman Fellow and Time correspondent, was moderator. Station WHDH in Boston broadcast a half-hour open discussion after the Forum in which members of the audience questioned the speakers...
Tonight's Law School Forum will be broadcast over Station WHDH, beginning at 9:35 o'clock. Seven other Forum programs are scheduled for broadcast during the season by this station...
...Network standbys will continue. Tuesdays and Thursdays from eight o'clock until nine o'clock the customary Music One programs will again assist undergraduate musicians in relatively painless homework sessions. Although the Network will not cover College football contests as previously announced since Boston's WHDH has assumed the broadcasting rights, post-game dance music is definitely on the agenda. Sometime during this term, the Network plans to extend its wiring facilities into the Yard and Business School areas. Service at Stillman Infirmary is again projected. Each bed will be equipped with "hush tone" speakers, whose installation will be completed...
Although the name change started yesterday, the kilocycle variation does not come into effect until Monday. The latter change is necessitated by the growing interference with WHDH, operating at 850. The change reverts the kilocycle number back to August, 1943, when due to faulty equipment, the station had to take over its present position on the radio dial. The change to WHCN was pure inspiration and will not cause any further changes...
...their own favorite; any Harvard men interested in participating in this manner are urged to contact the writer for further information. For those of you who are blessed with powerful radios. Eddie Condon's Carnegie Hall sessions are aired over the Providence station Saturday afternoons at three o'clock. WHDH used to carry this program locally, but absence of appreciative mail caused them to drop...