Word: wrul
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...American scholars, who broadcast over short-wave station WRUL, said they were profoundly disturbed" by the news, and expressed deepest sympathy "to the families, to the friends, to the students" of the jailed Frenchmen...
Boston's short-wave WRUL observes the same moderation, but is more concerned with what President Walter Lemmon calls "morale relief" for Occupied Europe. A non-profit foundation that has as auxiliary staff the whole modern-language department at Harvard, WRUL has the blessing of the Donovan group for an extended cultural program which may cost about $500,000 this year-twice as much as NBC appropriates for short wave...
...Broadcast on WRUL...
...addition, they hope to make news broadcasts over the world's most powerful shortwave station, WRUL in Boston, which is accumulating fame as an arouse of world-wide resistance to Hitler...
...addition to presenting programs via "800 on your dial," the Workshop plans to continue its occasional appearances on WRUL, the international short wave station, and will exchange recorded dramas with other collegiate radio groups belonging to the Intercollegiate Radio Network. Originally organized by Archibald MacLeish, now Congressional Librarian, the Workshop sponsors an annual series of lectures by prominent radio personalities. Last year Norman Corwin, ace script writer for the major networks and Philip Cohen '32, head of the Federal Documentary Radio Program, spoke under its auspices...