Radio Broadcasting
Found in 173 Collections and/or Records:
Transcripts of a programme on the occasion of C.T.R. Wilson's 90th birthday, February 1959
The material consists of a transcripts of a programme on the occasion of C.T.R. Wilson's 90th birthday, broadcast on the Scottish Home Service, February 1959. Edward Appleton contributed a tribute to Wilson on the programme but this is not included in folder.
Typescript bound volume on electricity and radio circuits, 1934
Typescript bound volume on electricity and radio circuits. The material consists of a 36 page duplicated typescript account of electricity and radio circuits, bound into a hardback volume with the initials ‘E.V.A.’ [Edward Victor Appleton]. Some pages bear manuscript annotations and underscoring by Appleton. The volume appears to have been 'Exhibit P. 1' in a High Court case in 1934, between B.T.H., Marconi's and E.M.I. and Guildford Radio Stores and another.
Typescript titled 'Science Review: Polyploid animals', 1949
Title page notes that the programme will be transmitted on the Scottish Home Service on 7 March 1949. Typescript contains handwritten corrections.
U.R.S.I [Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale] report on 'Extra-terrestrial radio noise', 1950
U.R.S.I [Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale] report on 'Extra-terrestrial radio noise'. The report was sent with a covering letter by D. F. Martyn, dated 1950.
U.R.S.I [Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale/International Union of Radio Science], 1927-1961
Whitewash, c1945-1960
Broadcast by John Baillie, examining the issue of false versus true prophets.
Whitsunday broadcast, 1945
Broadcast by John Baillie, examining the meaning of Whitsunday (includes prayers).
Why I believe, 1951
Broadcast by John Baillie, examining the concept of belief in God from his own experience.
Why I believe in God, 1943
Broadcast by John Baillie, examining the concept of belief in God from his own experience.
Work relating to the ‘Luxembourg Effect’, 1934
Work relating to the ‘Luxembourg Effect’, dated 1934. The material consists of a research proposal on ‘The Interaction of Radio Waves', put by R. Naismith to the Superintendent, Radio Department (a 2 page manuscript dated 14 December 1934); comments by Committee Secretary ‘J. F. H.’ [Herd], 3 pages of manuscript, dated 18 December 1934, with a covering letter; a letter on Luxembourg strength, from the B.B.C .; and a related offprint.