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... National Broadcasting Company- and the American Broadcasting Company—left their control boards in dispute over the wages of disc jockeys —the men who play records on recorded programmes. Regarding the statement by Mr. C. Dukes, of the General Council, that ...
... THE DISC JOCKEYS New York. Thursday. - - Over 350 American broadcamting stations were silenced last night,: when radio engineers and tech. nicians of two of America's largest radio networks the National Bloadcasting Company and the American Broadcasang ...
... National Broadcasting Company and the American Broadcasting Company —left their control boards in a dispute over the wages disc jockeys—the men who play records on recorded programmes. The strike was callcd by the National Association of Engineers and T ...
... RADIO JOCKEYS” What inch! it’s Over 350 American broadcasting stations were silenced last night when radio engineers and technicians of two of America s largest radio networks the National Broadcasting Company and the American Broadcasting Company—left ...
... the public highway, insteai making progress in plani they would be taking a step backwards. The amendment was adof RADIO JOCKEYS” Over 350 American broadc ing stations were silenced night when radio engineers technicians of two of Ameri largest radio ...
... over the wages of disc jockeys ' (the men who play records on recorded programmes) The strike by Ihe National Association ami Technicians or Nabob it is which both were recently instructed by the War Labour after a controversy whether disc should belong to ...
... Broadcasting Company and the American Broadcasting Company, left their control boardS following a dispute over the wages of `disc jocke ) 7s . (men who play records in recorded prog , :ammes). The strike was called by the National Association of Broadcast ...
... heard. Art Brown, who used to play the three-manual in the Capitol, is now in New York City playing a Hammond. and is a disc jockey. The Capitol in New York City features a Hammond, .as does the Boxy. . . . The Chicago and Oriental use their organs for ...
... ratinfested, they were carted back to hotels. _ _ A strange facet of the American scene is the rise of the disc jockey to financial largesse. A disc jockey. broken down from its American slang is a man at a radio station who chanties the records that are t ...