Early Red Sox and Braves TV history

Kevin Vahey kvahey@comcast.net
Tue Jul 29 16:56:54 EDT 2008


My understanding is that Westinghouse at the very last minute
constructed a temporary TV studio at the Bradford Hotel as they feared
WNAC would get on the air first.

Donna does the first film of the leaders of the day welcoming WBZ-TV
exist? I have read that it included the Governor, Mayor, Archbishop
Cushing and others.

I believe the film included a welcome from a Jewish leader who died a
couple of hours before it was shown.



On 7/29/08, Gary's Ice Cream <gary@garysicecream.com> wrote:
>  I guess the news set arrived late too......Arch MacDonald used to say that
> he did the first newscast sitting on a keg of nails.
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> Gary
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> And according to the letters I saw, plus newspaper reports, there were all
> sorts of construction delays in building the new facility on Soldier's Field
> Road, including getting the right materials for the towers.
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