Word: wrul
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard's United Nations Council is extending its educational activities over the air waves, on the screen, and in the College libraries. Already in its tenth week of short-wave broadcasts over station WRUL which are beamed to Europe and the Soviet, and also in charge of a bi-monthly discussion program over WHDH, the U. N. Council is starting a new series in three weeks under the supervision of Cyril Femrite '47 devoted to review of the General Assembly's accomplishments...
Expansion of local, national, and overseas activities by the United Nations Council are contemplated by Chairman Stephen M. Schwebel '50, including a series of 13 weekly broadcasts to Central Europe over station WRUL...
Warshaw is one of a panel of three, including David Stearn 3L and Donald S. Connery '50, who have been beaming a weekly program for the past ten weeks over station WRUL to an estimated 25,000 English-speaking Europeans on U.N. topics...
Designed to acquaint European listeners with the functions, powers, and potentialities of the United Nations organization and with the activities of its student supporters, these broadcasts will be beamed throughout the world sometime next week as part of WRUL's educational program...
Harlow Shapley, Paine Professor of Practical Astronomy; is chairman of the board of directors of the Worldwide Broadcasting Foundation, the non-profit educational institution which runs WRUL During...