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• • Week Ending June 29, 1935 ECAB87 Volume IV Number 36 ¢ Star of ars Election Winners Cornelia Otis Skinner George Burns Modest Crown Princess and Gracie Allen News and Views of the Week Franklin AdvicE'S from "'Jshington indicate a The much·discussed English and German lelevi:!lion further usc of radio by the Chief Ex­ system~ \\erc discarded here three ye;lrtS ago, D's Big ecutive when other time-honored The RCA gesture unquestionably did much to Stick mcthodo;; of lining up le~islalors fail. strengthen the faith of their own stock and bond holders President Romeve!t look the air and in their properties, but as pointed out by ;l high govern­ eS13blished a new precedent "hen he acted as hi, o\\n ment radio official, it \\ill he ycars before anyone col­ messenger ilnd delivered hi'i Honu~ Bill nln mc.... a~e. lech .Ii\·itfends on tele\i~ion. The move proHd ~ucce.... ful frum an Admini~tration I he r.c.c. is trying to determine just what this standllOint. It \\<1"1 lhe fir~l lime Ihe President ha~ had 1l.·lcvi'lnn furore is all about. 'J he Department of Com· to apply the hig ... tick-the Ol>amc one made famoll~ by his men:c has sent Andre W. Cruse, Chief of the Elec­ illu~triolls rt'!:Hi\e Tl'lld)'. \\ilh modern trimmiI1A", Iric,1I l)ivi~i(Jn, to l:ngland. hanee and Germany, to In making his radio Jddrcss to the country at large. make a first-hand study of the...e denlopments in order Mr. Hoo~c\c11 \\3) not trcadinA on primeval territory. In IHe...enl them to American industry. llis repon Will lie horro\\cd ;J p... ge from "AI" Smith's book on "'low he relurned to Secretary Roper in the early part of July. to Keep a Le,d ..lalure Ilappy Though Beaten." E'<-Gov. Smith \\ent over the air directly to the people \\ hen he The increasing demands• on the brco:Jd­ found some of his pet mea~ures \\ere being threatened A.S.C.A.P. ca.;,ters by the American Society of by :t hostile legislature. To Fight Composers. Authors :lnl! Publi~hcrs President Roosenlt was famili:lr v.ith the Smith has resulted in the Society bein~ CIted strategy and :lpplied it with equal success. For Life in an nnti-tru!\t 5uit. The suit is being • tril'" hdore Icderal Judge John C. I<nox. Japanese Ilir()::.i Saito, Japanese Ambassador to Ibdio ... t;.lIions now pay fivc perct'nt of their Ilet the United St:ltes. recently announced rccciph annually for the right til bro;IlIc;I,t their mu ... ic. Force tl1;l1 .!ap:ln would short-wave a daily In ;,ddition, tht're are other fcc ... collected frolll Ihe hroalk~I USE . program of entertainment and in- ... ll'r", \\hich hring" thl' tlltal p;lid the Socicty to .. ntry forlllation in I:nglish. It w:ts frowned a round-figure ..urn of ,.Z':;OO,()(JO. upon in many qUJ.rters. Although the Japanese Embassy In his argument for an early tri,d, Andrew W. I)en­ nttt, Speci;d A", ... i... tallt In the Allorlley General, in ch:lIge expl:tins thM the progr:lI11 is intended for the \\ hole (wok/in V, borro/l's from AI 5J1111h world, it has bt:en timed for the very cream of the eve­ of the GO\'t'Tnlllcnt ... uil, ~aid Ihat p':hl e;\perience led nmg for the I-:astern part of the United tates. Ihe o\\nl'rs of the hu ... il1e:- ... invohed to believe that The TokiO pro~ram is hro:llh::lst <It 10:30 a. m., grt';lIlv inCrt'<I ...l·d rOyJllie\ \\ill again he demanded by and heard in the E:I ... tern Standard Time LOne at R:30 There :ue exceptions. of course. Sen:ltor Iluey I.ong thc\SCAP. ;lIld that Ihey \\ill he fon.:ed to pay such p. m. on the preceding day. A time difTt'rl'llCe of fom­ is one. l3ut th~ audicnce follows him becau'c he i... :l incre;I'cd ;lmolllll'l or go out of hu~iness. teen hours makes tbis "eellling incongruity an al:tualit.\'. pO\\dt.'T keg Jnd likely to explode an)' moment In addi­ l"ath;1Il nurkan, \SC\P genernl coun<;el. tried to The Western p:lrt of the (Ountr,v. \\hidl is bmiliar tum. he is the ne~t comedian on the :lir. and an)-' audi­ d('lay Ihe trial \\ith a mol ion for authority to t.lke with Japane!'e method... is apparently being ... lighted by ence is ready 10 lislen to a funny man. dtpO'llllon~ Ihroughout lhe country, This would haVt: lhe program directors in the I.and of the Ki..,ing Sun. If Senators only cuuld realile that the prim;lry ~t·t the trial ~al:k ~e\eral months. The expressed purpo"'e of the broadca..t series is to function ... of radio are entertalllmcn[ and edul:ation hee ,\1 r. ,hle!'worth's statement)-;IIlJ if tl:ey could apply • provide the world \\ith correct information and :lctual .\1. H. Aylesworth, Prc'.>ident of the Ihi~ \'ard~tick impartially to their speel:hes. Iht,y prob­ One conditions in ]ap:lll-t'conomic anll ...c>Lial. :'\ationa! Broadca... ting Company. in di"l:u,~ anI\' would be more than ple<l ...cJ to let them remain as Tokio will current topil:" for ten or fifteen Network's a statement to th;tt organizal1un's unimportant routine items in thai profound and august minutes in Japanc...e :tnd then an l'qui\'alent time will Athi'ory ('.nullcil, ::.1'lted his com­ tume. the Congre"':-.ional Kccord. be in Engli::.h. 'I hi .. \\ill be follo\\ed hy music and enter­ Credo pany's polil:y in the..e \\ords: The audience too \\ould be deeply ;lppfl'ci:nivc of t.Jinment to fill out the hour. "Our obJel:li\'es ha\'e been to m"lke a\'lil.lble to the this consideration, and the broadcaster" \\ould erel:t a This is not the first effort of foreign countries to American people entertainment and cduc;ltion:tl pro­ ~ monument 10 Ih;H copyhook axiom "Silence I, Golden" use radio to impr('.. the American public. The unre­ grams of Ihe highest standard; to kecp the people in­ stricted, uncen ...ored avenues of ",hort-w;l\'e radio have and send platinum rl'jlliC:ls to our siher-ton~ul'd, leather­ formed regarding their government, hy providing :lll ~een !l'nged repre"entaliH" .... ho should confine their speech· and <Ire /x'ing used daily hy r:rance. Germany. o~en forum for the presetHation and frec dIscussion of making to Capitol llill. Great Britain and Soviet Ru",sia. One more member political allli public questions and of gOH.'rnment poli­ added to the Hadio League of 7'ations only increases cie... :tllil :Idmini::.tration; to cooperate with represenl:1 enthu~iasts the enjoyment of the ShOrH\ave and is no • tiH c,luc;Jtion:d, religious and cuhur;11 organi/atioll'l; more a tlneat to our national institutions than the Flies in Television again ,tepped into the III clfect better understanding of I3bor, :lgriculture allt! Soviet or :\'al.i prop:lganda which has been Oooding our limelight-first \\ ilh <;ome glowing re­ ipdu.. lry in Iheir relations with each olher :tnd with the airbne~ short-\\a\'e for the past two years, Television ports of the Haird system's perfecL:on Jluhlic: to improve international under::.tandilllg and Ointment in England: then with the :lllnounce­ frit'ful .. hip by ;uranging for an exchanHe of informati\C • mcnt by !\~ r. Dave Sarnoff tl1"lt Sen:llor Arthur Capper of Kansas h<ls ~nd el1tl'Tt;linment programs. Senators' RCA, of whidl he b President, will ~pl:nd 1,000,000 011 ... tarted a new fad that brings a lot of "In the furtherance of these aim", I3C has ah\JYs telni..inn. Canned grief 10 hroadcasters. Senator Capper maintained American standards of free ::.pcech on the BOlh of these things claiming the headlines of the is a rt=glllar Washington commentator air; of f;lir j11ay for all people. regard!L'ss of race or national press have unleashed some ul\\\clcome elements, Speeches for CBS, ;lnd :1lternates on current Cleei.l, \\ith decency and good taste." OppOrluni.. ls in the ... lOck m:lrket arc combing the fleld topics \\-ith Senator Oli\cr W. l1arkley of Kentucky. for television system::. around which to hllild stock-selling • Other Scn:J!urs not to be out-done in this re::.pect, I\Ir. William liard. journ<lli ... 1 ;ll1d Ill· drives. Hdure m:lJlY moons go by :1 lot of hard-earned American are havlllg tht.'ir speeches reconll'd and sent to their ternational authority on radio, ~t:lled cash will he exchanged for worthless te:evision stock. home state~ for bro:tdc:1sting. In this regard Senator or the difference between the Amcrican Mr. S<lrnofT was emphatic enough ;lhollt the experi­ Capper has an ,tdv'11ltage. lie Clwn" WII1W <It Topeka. mental nature of RCA':-> television etlorb and the length Foreign? system of broadcasting and that of So completely ~old 011 the radio is Ihe Kans<ls Senator other countries, in :1 recent i:->sue of of lime it \\ill take to complete the te... 1S. Ih:1t recently he turned his fine old home into bro<ldcast­ Atlantic J\\ol1thly.
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    Full Power and Class A Television Stations Statistics of Full Power and Class A Television Stations in the United States as of February 22, 2012 Report No. TAB 2013-01 by Robert Weller Mark Colombo Chris Gao Washington, DC 20554 July 16, 2013 1 Full Power and Class A Television Stations (Intentionally left blank) 2 Full Power and Class A Television Stations Introduction This report presents the underlying data and results of a statistical study of authorized effective radiated power (ERP), channel use and other engineering parameters for full-power digital television (DTV) and Class A television stations in the United States, including Alaska, the District of Columbia, Guam, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This study is similar in scope and content to one published in 1974,1 but also includes data on Class A television stations, a service which did not exist at that time. The study covers the following major areas: 1. Listing of full-power and Class A television stations operating as of February 22, 20122 2. Channel use of stations 3. Antenna height (HAAT) of full-power VHF and UHF stations 4. Power (ERP) of full-power and Class A VHF and UHF stations 5. Maps showing distribution of stations by channel 6. Electrical beam tilt of full-power VHF and UHF stations 7. CDBS extract (a complete CDBS file is available as a separate download from http://data.fcc.gov/download/incentive-auctions/OET-69/ Background HAAT. In the study of the distribution of antenna heights of full-power stations, average terrain is used as a reference.