Anderson / Clemson / Greenville / Pittsburgh / Atlanta / Charlotte / Washington / Small Town / Charleston / Ashville / Florence / /
Company
CBS / NBC / Cy Bahakel / Dumont Electronics / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Columbia / /
Event
M&A / Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
South Carolina television station / McKissick Museum / High Towers / Its Radio Station / Wade Hampton Hotel / University of South Carolina / Clemson University / /
IndustryTerm
print media / radio networks / wire services / station applications / Internet music / /
Movie
Back to the Future / /
NaturalFeature
Myrtle Beach / Rock Hill / /
Organization
Hall of Fame / University of South Carolina / National Association of Broadcasters / Congress / Perfect Union / Federal Government / Federal Radio Commission / Federal Communications Commission / South Carolina Broadcasters Association / Clemson University / /
Person
Robert Sarnoff / Doug Williams / Mark Nortz / Robert Bradham / Doug Youngblood / Whitmire / Edwin Armstrong / Dan Crosland / John Willoughby / Bob Doll / Betty Black / John Dillinger / Dick Laughridge / Jim Beaty / Paul Benson / Youngblood Crosland / John Spratt / Joe Martin / John Rivers / Strom Thurmond / Roger Shaffer / Ralph Norman / Melvin Purvis / Jim Beatty / Scott Russell / G. Richard (Dick) Shafto / Haney Howell / Frank Harden / Everett H. Hughes / working for Melvin Purvis / hiring Doug Youngblood / /
Position
strong manager / president / ambassadors / vice president / District Director and a national representative / General / Senator / first president / Governor / Professor / hard worker / Secretary-Treasurer / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / Piedmont / South Carolina / North Carolina / /
SCBA at 60 Celebrating 60 Years of Service By Professor Haney Howell The popular movie title “Back to the Future” could sum up the South Carolina Broadcasters Association as it reaches its 60th year.