24 September – Alan Colmes, American radio and television talk show host (died 2017).
Deaths
13 January – Thomas S. "Tommy" Lee, son of pioneering broadcaster Don Lee, of a suicide. His death triggers the sale of the Don Lee Network (a station group including KFRC AM/FM in San Francisco and KHJ AM/FM in Los Angeles) to General Tire, forerunner of RKO General.
2 September – Frank Graham, American announcer for many programs and the star (following Jack Webb) of Jeff Regan, Investigator.[11]
References
↑"Leopold Offers To Yield Power To Get Throne". Miami Sunday News 16 April 1950. p.1.
↑Cummings, Richard H. (2010). Radio Free Europe's "Crusade for Freedom": Rallying Americans Behind Cold War Broadcasting, 1950-1960. McFarland. pp.24–25.
↑Chinnery, Philip D. (2000). Korean Atrocity: Forgotten War Crimes 1950–1953. Naval Institute Press. p.8.
↑"King Flies to Belgium; No Hint of Abdication". Milwaukee Journal 22 July 1950. p.1.
↑"Jap Publishers Fire Radicals". Milwaukee Journal 28 July 1950. p.2.