Radio historical references
a treatise on personal experiences / by John E. Fetzer
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Publication
1975 - , No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
23,750 words, Guess
Page Count
95 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60150412M
- ISBN-100884550710
- OCLC Control Number2950150
- Library of Congress Control Number75005637
Classifications
- DDC384.54/092/4
- LCCMicrofiche PN1990.72.F4
Alternate Titles
- Fetzer, John Earl
Description
Radio and television executive. Topics include: experiments in radio from 1911; license, 1918; early stations in Michigan; controversy with Federal Communications Commission; Broadcasters Victory Council, 1940; radio censorship, 1944; work in Europe for United States Government, 1945. Impressions of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, various radio personalities.
Subjects
Places
People
Series Statement
- N.Y.T. [i.e. New York times oral history program, 1] Columbia University. [Oral History Research Office.] Oral history collection -- pt. 2, no. 63
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