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STATION WKA Q RADIO CORPORATION OF PUERTO RICO

890 KILOCYCLES TELEPHONE BUILDING

SAN JUAN. P. R.

"IN THE ISLAND OF ENCHANTMENT"

March 8/30.

Alan Locklin , 150 Brampton bd., Syracuse, N.Y.

TELEPHONE 1599 P. O. BOX 358

Dear radio listener:

We desire to thank you for your comunication

relative to WKAQ test program of I!'eb. 23 from 4 to 6 A.M.

Our station is erected in the center of the

city of San Juan, Puerto Rico, the Island of Enchantment

Its equipment consist of a Western Electric

500 Watts installation.

The Radio Corporation cf Puerto Rico is affi-

liated with the International Telephone & Telegraph Cnrporat.inn of New, York.

At the present time we are broadcasting every

Monday from 8:30 to 10:00 P. M., Wednesdays from 8 to

9:30 P. M., Saturdays 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. (One hour)

earlier than Eastern Standard Time.)

The distance from San Juan to New York is

1380 miles, to Chicago 2000 miles; to Denver 2600 miles;

to San Francisco 3400 miles; to Schecoeslovaquia 5937

miles;. to Madrid 4440 miles; to Glasgow 4922 miles

approximately.

We are always glad to receive letters or

cards from our listeners relative to the programs and

it is our hope that you will have the greatest success

in receiving WKAQ ano we thank for your interest.

Our next test program wil be broadcast on March 23 from

4:30 to 6:4nr9 mTgS friend radio fan.

Very respectfully,

RADIO C4ORATION OF PUERTO RICO. e

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eF'; Agusy° anaür & An4duncer.

1924

Your favor of the inst. received. Mr. Flint

thanks you for your helpful criticism and interest in

WKBF Sincerely yours

DUTEE WILCOX FLINT, Inc.,

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VERI FICATION from

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THE RADIO BROADCASTING STATION OF THE

Life & Casualty Insurance Co. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Ï'Ais is a formal verification of the fact that you have loggedJJ our station.

You are hereby as///,1 o/Pi/ec) CfAcial Listener to

WLAC We appreciate the privilege of adding you to our audience and

infocrr ng you drat as u regularly appointed listener to this station you are requested to check op on our programs, notify us of interference or othoe details of hrrxulcastinq, and send us your suggestions and comments on all future programs.

This official informal: will has tabulated and used to increase the eÑlciency and usefulness of e4' L A G to radio listeners everywheee-

IAL Y SIGN -D,

SCHEDULE Daily L_aepe Saaday

Marciag Period 6.-43 to /OW-Set- ting ape inspirational talk; nursing mu.icale and newscasting.

:Vona Period 1150 io 4:00 d.,s.-Fer- vita; Central Church oi Christi. mrkrt report, farm features and

afternoon n,u,rcale.

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ronwnnrer and Towers of W I, A C

So00 WATTS Western Cicoria

Crystal Controlled Transmitter

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SCHEDULE Breeiat Period 6:00 Jo 1050-Edn-

cational features and craning of en tertainment.

Saari y 6:00 is 7:00 pay.-Surviee.s Central Church of Christ, followed by musical program sill 10:00 p.m.

Rereydmt Room

WLAC NOW OPERATING FULL TIME 6:45 A.M., TO 12 MIDNIGHT

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Off1cii PPntizent cá

Mr. Frank H. :,bore, Jr. 211 Walnut Ave. Wayne, Pa,

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NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA BROADCAST STATION

WLBW OIL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA

293.9 METERS 1020 KILOCYCLES

Thank you very much for your comments on our program.

Your communication has been given serial number ¿ `' and entered in the contest for the $55.00 B Battery Eliminator tlíat has been presented to us for this purpose by the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co., of Chicago, makers of fine Radio Sets.

Details of the contest will be announced from our station several times before the drawing is actually made.

We will be glad to hear from you again.

Very truly, STATION WLBW.

WLS - CHICAGO The Sears RoebuckStation

Hours on air: Market daily 9--11-- ( . FH makers' Hour daily 3 P. M., except T ursdaav 3: Farm School 6-6:40 P. M. Org . n 6:40"tdai_l Eve. 6--8 Tues. & Thurs.: 6--7 Mon.: 6- A.M4 yap

6--12 Friday: 6--1 A. M. Sa Sun. Little Brown Church 6--8 P.

Dear Friend: ILL

Thanks for writing. Glad to know our programs please. Won't you let us hear from yeu again.

Sincerely, W -L -S Staff.

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Syracuse, N.Y.

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reporting the reception of 1N

fr % / l L-- U l The program details you supplied have been checked with our official program log and WLS

verifies that your report has been found to be accurate. We appreciate your interest in WLS.

Sincerely,

ROY HUBERTY

SUPERVISOR, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

WLS RADIO, CHICAGO

SEARS ROEBUCK A,.a CO -BROADCASTING STATION icao

Mr. Alan Locklin, 715 'Maryland Syracuse, N. Y.

Dear Mr. Locklin: WORLD'S

Your kind words in r programs are very mu Applause by mail is this is the only mea we are pleasing our

1 --me in regularly you again.

ELB/V

Dec. 14th 1925

rd to our radio appreciated. ays welcome, as we have of knowing isible audience.

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Antenna Output

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Roebuck Agricu tuna Foundation

Chicago

Mr. Allen T:ocklin, 715 ar yla nd Ave . ,

Syracuse, N. Y.

Dear Mr. hocklin:-

Jan. 8th 1925.

Glad to know our prorrarns are now heard so clearly in Yew York and our new super power station reaches out farther than our 500 watt did.

"'e hereby, verify the reception you heard on T>ecember ZOth. "'e issue TF.kko Stamps. Ten cents will ':ring it to you by return mail.

Gratefully yours,

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S. J. GELLARD MANAGING DIRECTOR

CHAS. BURKE COMMERCIAL. MANAGER

Si 01N%ry

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OFFICES AND STUDIOS LEVERICH TOWERS HOTEL

"THE VOICE OF BROOKLYN"

TELEPHONE MAIN 5716

January 17th.,1928.

Mr. Alan Locklin 420 Durston Ave. Syracuse, N.Y.

Dear Sir:

In reply to your request for Ekko

Stamp. We are glad that you listened in and

enjoyed the program on Station WLT.H and hope

you will continue to do so.

We will endeavour to give our Radio

Audience the best of entertainment and will

be glad to hear from you at any time.

Very tr ly y /I's,

Program Director.

BROOKLYN, N. Y.,

1. Solo Studio and office of Studio Director.

2. Control Room between solo and ensemble studios. Telephone wires carry the music or voice to the actual transmitting station, 20 miles away.

4. View' of both studios. A plate glass partition separates the studios from the auditorium, enabling visitors, who are always welcome at WLW, to watch the artists.

3. The Ensemble Stu- dio, large enough to ac- commodate a fifty -Piece band. Both studios are scientifically constructed to give the best acous- tical results.

5. Powel Crosley, Jr., President of The Cros - ley Radio Corporation, who owns and operates WLW.

6. View of the auditorium where guests listen to programs.

VIEWS OF THE NEW WLW STUDIOS Thank you for your generous applause. Your comments will be

shown promptly to the artists who pleased you. We cordially invite you to visit WLW any time you come to Cincinnati.

S' - erely yours,

STUDIO DIRECTOR OF WLW

THE CROSLEY RADIO CORPORATION

700 kilocycles

Clear Channel

This will verify your reception of WLW on /(.5

Power: 50 kw

TECHNICAL DATA

708 Ft. Vertical Radiator Duplicate Transmitters

High -Level High Efficiency 24 Hours Each Day

Mason, Ohio 45040

AVCO BROADCASTING CORPORATION 140 WEST 9TH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202 U.S.A.

This will verify your reception of WLW on

TECHNICAL DATA

Power: 50 kw 708 Ft. Vertical Radiator

Duplicate Transmitters

High -Level High Efficiency 24 Hours Each Day

Suite 700 3 East Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 513/241-9597

WLW, the Nations Station Cincinnati, Ohio

Dear little Friend:

We received your nice letter and wish you could see the hundreds of messages from other little boys and girls the postmen Is bringing us every day.

There arew thousands of letters tnWIN and we are sorry time Is too short to read every one. Just listen to our broadcasts every day and remember Santa will visit good children on Christmas eve.

A merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

WAVE LENGTH - METERS. POWER 500 WATTS.

WMAK NORTON LABORATORIES, INc.

LOCKPORT. N. Y.

ALL PROGRAMS BROADCAST BY REMOTE CONTROL. MAIN STUDIO IN HOTEL LAFAYETTE. BUFFALO. N. Y., MANAGED BY LAFAYETTE BROADCASTING STUDIOS. INC. . LOCAL STUDIO IN RIALTO THEATRE BUILDING OF LOCKPORT. N. Y. PROGRAMS BEING BROADCAST DIRECT FROM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LOCKPORT. N. Y. FIRST SCIENCE CHURCH OF BUFFALO CHURCHILL TABERNACLE OF BUFFALO BROADWAY AUDITORIUM or BUFFALO ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL OF BUFFALO. OLYMPIC THEATRE OF BUFFALO.

SCHEDULE: (EASTERN STANDARD TIME.) DAILY NEWS DIGEST FOR BUFFALO EVENING TIMES AT 7:15 P. M.

MONDAY: VARIED PROGRAMS FROM 7:30 TO 10:30 P. M

WEDNESDAY: VARIED PROGRAMS FROM 7:30 TO 12:00 MIDNIGHT. FRIDAY: VARIED PROGRAMS FROM 7:30 TO 11:00 P. M.

SATURDAY: VARIED PROGRAMS FROM 7:30 TO 11:00 P. M

SUNDAY: MORNING SERVICE OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LOCKPORT. 10:25 TO 11:50 A. M. EVENING SERVICE FROM A CHURCH IN BUFFALO, N. Y.. 7:30 TO 9:00 P.

WE WISH TO THANK You VERY MUCH FOR YOUR COMMUNICATION OF

AND TRUST THAT YOU WILL FIND IT POSSIBLE TO L US R F . You O

SIGNATURE LINE

Broadcasting Station W. M. A. K. Lockport, N. Y. t ) / 01925

We wish to thank you for your kind report of our program of a--j1

Our operating schedule is as follows: Weather and Farm Report -11 A. M., E. S. T. daily except Sundays.

Musical Program Tuesday, 8:15 P. M. Thursday, Midnight.

Church Services: Sunday, 10:25 A. M. Feature Programs: Monday (to be announced) . Remarks:

and assure you of our deep appreciation.

Wave length 265.5 meters. We do not publish programs for distribution except to Newspapers.

NORTON LABORATORIES, INC.

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NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY CHICAGO. ILL., U. S. A.

July 24 1941

We take pleasure in verifying your reception of the

program broadcast at 11205 P.M. through 12200Á.M.

on over WMAQ . 1y 21st, 1941

Thank you for the time and trouble you have taken to write us regarding your reception.

Cordially,

4\TATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY

W RADIOCASTING FROM THE

TRIANON WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM

n e Avsuue err s r se s

CHICAGO

January 4th, 1926

Alan Locklin, Syracuse, N.Y.

Dear Friends -

Your commendatory message

has been received for which we assure you we are

very grateful.

There is no other way for us

to know whether or not the public is enjoying our

programs and when such messages as yours are re-

ceived, we feel we have accomplished something

worth while. Our programs will become better as

we operate longer, due to the suggestions and com-

mendatory letters received.

9.0.2.2. is 100% music and

musical entertainment and we trust we are correct

in assuming that this is what the public wants.

Another letter from you would

be appreciated, when you feel the program deserves

one.

Yours very truly,

J.BODEWALT LAMPE, .sireo to

`TR:,NON" Truly the "World's Most Beautiful Bann; a millón dollar palace devoted exclusively to beers of refined dance atmosphere. Accon,dates comfortably over three thousand couples.

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Daily. with Sunday, one year, $9.50; six months, 84.70; one month, 80e.

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P.M. T .esday and

8:30 P.3I.-01asieat Programme, 500

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The Commercial Appeal Broadcasting Station Wednesday Night Is WMC's Silent Night

Memphis, Tenn.

D'UC Thanks You for Acknowledgment of Reception of Its Programme

Remarks

I72ANCIS S. CHAMBERLIN, Director P. G. ROOT, Chief Operntor; J. E. I{ABAi\UI'1, Assistant

KATHERINE NELSON, Secretary Equipment: Western Electric 500 -Watt I -A Radio BrA:disastìng

Traetnrittee. Programme Printed Dally in The Commercial Appeal

(Central Standart Time)

APPLAUS : Dale nine M.

e4tation WMCe r,Áëhnomtedging our appreeiaiionr f'or the

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ARTHUR L. LEE Managing threetor

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Broadway at 34th Sue. THE CENTER OF CONVENIENCE

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s -r It 'ves us real pleasure to äcknowledge your letter o scent date, commenting on our programs

We trust that we may have the pleasure of hearing from you again and will welcome your suggestions.

Fa re- re,

rodcasting,

Studio Director

We appreciate your writing regarding our radiophone

broadcast station. We welcome comments or suggestions,

and sincerely trust you\will enjoy our programs.

Our hours daily - ' 0:30 to :30 -- 100 to 2,00 P.M. 4:00 -- 5:00 - 6:00 t o 7:30 - 8:n0 t o 10:00 P.M.

Sunday, 11:00 A.t1I.' - L:30 to '400 - 6:45 to 2:30 P.M;

500 Watts 280.3 Metres

Boston, Mass.

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WHOLESALE ONLY

ELECTRICAL -RADIO DEPARTMENT July 29, 1930.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

Mr. 8o Mrs. Geo.Doyle 1131 H Street Sparrow's 't., Maryland,

Dear Sir and Madam:

SAME DAY SERVICE

IN YOUR REPLY PLEASE REFER TO

This acknowledges your letter and verifies your reception of our test program on the nits of July 19th.

L

hanks o : written, we are

1 OUTER MENT -0 --ANY

C F. F. Cross, Radio Dept.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, FIXTURES and APPLIANCES - RADIO APPARATUS and ACCESSORIES

Uie PALMER SCHOOLf C1nI oPPACTIC CHIROPRACTIC FOUNTAIN HEAD

DAVENPORT, IOWA, U.S.A. «Where the Weft If eflogo

Dear Friend: We take this means of acknowledging your recent

communication and confirming your reception of our programs. We trust that you will accept this folder as a personal answer and expression of our appreciation of your report.

WOC is equipped with transmitting apparatus manufactured by the Western Electric Company. Our present apparatus, installed in December, 1924, has a maximum output power of 5,000 watts, and represents the finest and most complete type of radiophone transmitting equipment that the world has yet developed.

If you come to the 'Chiropractic City., we invite you to come and visit our institution and our Radio Broadcasting Station. The fact that you are one of our listeners will be your pass.

The schedule enclosed with this folder is standard. Detailed programs and special numbers are announced by radio and in newspapers throughout the country using our free program service.

By the cooperation and suggestions of friends like yourself we bave succeeded in making WOC one of the finest stations in the country. We trust that you will hear and enjoy our programs regularly, and hope that we may hear from you again.

Radiospectfully yours, THE PALMER SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC,

Studio Director, Radiophone Station WOC, °Where the West Begins..

DAVENPORT IOWA

WelERE THE WEST BEGINS

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ERHAPS you, like many of our friends who have listened to WOC's programs during the past several years, have won-

dered why The Palmer School of Chiropractic should maintain and operate a standard broadcasting equipment. And this is, indeed, a legi-

ble cal and natural question to ask, as there is little in direct benefit that an institution of this

kind can hope to derive. Radio has brought to the surface of American busi-

ness something bigger and finer than the purely commercial aspect of ordinary business activities. The Palmer School of Chiropractic-one of the pioneers

among broadcasters-has always held that radio

broadcasting is "the symbol of unselfishness" and has employed this vast new field of public service as a medium to the scheme of things Ameri- can, by giving more than it receives.

Its only hope is that those who hear, enjoy and benefit by WOC's broadcasting activities may feel a little closer and better acquainted with the profession of Chiro- practic, and its representatives who are located in all parts of the world. It aspires, through the far-reaching effects of the radio, to bring into closer bonds of under- standing and acquaintanceship, the Foun- tain Head Institution of Chiropractic, the members of the Chiropractic profession and the countless thousands whom they serve with their health science.

Whether or not you have had previous acquaintance with your local chiropractor, we should like you to act as a messenger to convey to him (or her) our regards and best wishes. Call lapon him in person, or

by telephone, and thus complete the cycle between ourselves, yourself, and him. We are sure you will enjoy his acquaintance, and he, yours, for RADIO makes friends of us all.

We hope you will continue to enjoy the programs which we furnish you; we love the game, and like to be of service.

One of our Contra Cusses

CHIROPRACTIC offers a wonderful opportunity for those who desire to enter a new and growing profession which holds out un- limited possibilities for professional success and service to humanity. A postal card addressed to The P.S.C., Davenport,

Iowa, will bring you complete information. i

PALMER SCHOOL OF CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTIC FOUNTAIN HEAD DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. S. A.

Home of Radiophone Station WOC

Anton S m The Palmer School of Chiropractic's Broadcasting Statmn WOC

The Pioneer Broadcasting Station of

Southwestern New York and

Northwestern Pennsylvania

MA), (L -1,2L )7)1)142-

A-76_,<--rt2t

WOOL 84o North Main Street

JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Studios: MAIN at RICHMOND

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Established 1924 A. E. Newton, Owner R. H. Page, Manager

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MODERN: MERCHANDISERS BROADCAST THEIR MESSAGE

W01 Iowa -State College Ames, Ia. 9YI Dear Radio Friend: -

We acknowledge with thanks' your report of our signals.

WOI has -no regular broadcasting schedule except weather reports at 9:30e.12:45 P.M. and 9:30 P.M. daily execepting Sunday. The weather report on 485 meters is preceded by a phonograph record and any announcements of special programs .or other items of interest to radiophone listeners, on a wave length of 360 meters.

The transmitter is rated at 100 watts -greatest range yet reported 1500 miles --consistent range for dependable communication probably 175 miles.

Very truly yours, Electrical Engineering Department.

RA tiOP

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1922

HIS SIDE OFCA IS FOR ADDRESS

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December 18, 1924

Mr. S. H. Huntington

131 Saratoga Ave.

Downers Grove, Ill.

Dear Sir:

Although your reception on December 15 was quite correct, we return herewith the 10yí

coin received from you asking for an Ekko stamp.

We regret to inform you that we do not utilize these stamps, and therefore cp.nnot supply the one you ask for.

Very truly yours,

H JOHN WANAMAKER PHILADELPHIA

1500 KILOCYCLES 100 WATTS 199.9 METERS

-II3I H St.,- --

Sparrows Point, Md.

Dear Listerers:

RADIOPHONE BROADCASTING STATION

WOPI INCORPORATED

THE VOICE OF THE APPALACHIANS

STATE AND 22ND STREETS

ON THE LEE HIGHWAY

BRISTOL, TENNESSEE -VIRGINIA

il'_'11 .J, -:J1

We are glad to get your letter and correct report of the Ist, but are sorry that you fail to give your names.

Pur next DX will be from 3 to 5, Aiu, EST on May, 6th , and we hope that you will be Ale to hear us better and there will be less static that night.

Yours very truly,

ld, Mus at llirector, N10PI.

We appreciate very much your report on our Station and hope that we may hear f rpm you a z ain.

Your verification During the next thirty days we will be on the air as per schedule

below : C. S. T.

Sun. A. M. P. M. Thur., A. M. P M.

Mon. A. M. P. M. Fri., A. M. P M.

Tues. A. M. P. M. Sat., A. M. P M.

Wed. A M. P. M. Special

THE MAIN AUTO SUPPLY CO, Fort Wayne, Ind., W. O. W. O.

5000 WATTS RADIO DEPARTMENT

F.C.2IEG,PAESIOC,,r C. R. DURBIN,EoiromAL J. A. B ECK E R. nAHAGen

DOROTHY DUREN N,PRGCRAN OIREErcR ART. REKAR T. cNIEe ENGINEER

The Main Auto supply Co.

Fort Wayne, Indiana

December 30, 1927

Dear Sir:

We thank you for your very nice and

interesting communication of recnt date com-

menting on our broadcast program.

Your report of reception was còrrect

and we are sending you EKKO stamp and thank trou

for the dime which you sent for same.

Sincerely yours,

RADIOSTÁTI.)NWOWO

BY

Department of Public Safety

William S. Cuthbert Commwioner

Wave Length 299.8 Meters

Atlantic City Municipal Radio Station

WPG World's Play Ground

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Dear Radio Friend:

March 20th,1926

Department of Radio

Edwin M. Spence Director

Kilocycles t000

Station WPG is gratified to learn you receive its

programs so well and that you appreciate the efforts of our

artists to entertain you.

Please consider this recognition of your efforts to

encourage us in our program and as verification of the receipt of our program on the date you mention.

We hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you at our Broadcasting Studio in the Senior Nigh School and our Station at the Airport on your next visit to the World's Play Ground.

If our daily program does not appear regularly in

your local newspaper, will you kindly notify us to facilitate cooperation?

Thanking you for your interest and trusting Station ï: TG may continue to be a favorite place on your dial, we are

Cordially yours,

P:ti_iICIPAI, ai DIO STATICN WPG

Publicity Di#ector. LW,

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DURHAM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY RADIO STATION WPTF

RALEIGH, N. C. E acknowledge receipt of your communication, advising us that you are enjoying the broadcast by Station WPTF. We are

always delighted to know that this service is being enjoyed. Our musical program will be continued each week. We would be glad to hear from you from time to time, as to the reception of our broadcast. Yours very truly,

DURHAM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WE DROTECT THE FAMILY

11111. IMF`

The Voice of America's Tropics

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Florida's Pioneer

Broadcasting Station

änd the most Southern

Broadcasting Station

in the U. S.

RADIO iu OA\DcCAlS7C1[NG STATION

OFFICE OF JERRY SULLIVAN

DIRECTOR

i ) OWNED AND OPERATED BY

JJhe Calumet Baking Powder Company and GJhe Rainbo Gardens CLARK STREET AT LAWRENCE AVENUE

CHICAGO Dec. 17th, 1 9 2 5 .

Ale in Locklin, 715 Maryland Ave., Syracuse, 2d. Y.

Dear Listener:

Your little expression of appreciation on our recent programme was certainly appreciated. When you drop us a card or letter - and tell us just how much you enjoyed our programme - we feel as though you are right thorn - every minute

tuned in to W. Q. J.

Our advanced schedule is being enclosed

so that you can follow us more closely.

Write us again - word from you at any

time will be more than welcome.

.1101r -3-65r Ivan,

Dir; tor and Announcer.

TELEPHONES ARDMORE 3700

3701 3702

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100W `7he `Voice of the 711aple Citr LA PORTE, IND.

CHAS. MIDDLETON, Owner

l 200KC

Dear Listener: We appreciate very much your report of reception of our Tivoli Milk Fund Show program. It may interest you to know that at the time you listened to

us w2 were using a power output of watts. Thanking you for the report and hoping that you may be

able to listen in with us quite often in the future, we remain, Yours truly,

RADIO STATION WRAF.

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J. CLARK JACK.

R. E.RCARROLL

SECRETARY AMC TREAsu RER

/INCORPORATED PHONE 9488 100-BTN STREET

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Mrs. George Dole ;

1131 H. St. Sparrow's Point, Md.

Dear Mrs. Dole:

RADIOS

RECORDS

SHEET MUSIC

In verification of your letter regarding our program, the artist that you heard was Eddie Jones and the Three Deuces.

We are indeed sorry that you did not join our program sooner, as we featured many nationall;1 known artists, such as Co. 's 7. H. H. Jones, The Old Timer, and Charles F.lclar

We will probably have another DX program on February 14th.

Trusting that you will be with us on our party, we are

WRDW VERIFIER RECEPTICU

STOMP

DX'ingly yours,

RADIO STATION WR DW

BY a -- PROGRAM DIRECmOR RADIO STT107 71 R n ',9

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MANUFACTURERS OF

JENNY WREN "READY-t1fll 'FLOUR

f carence, Kansas, USA. January 18, 1928.

C. A. Weyrich, 6 Gorman Ave., Baltimore, Md.

Dear Radio Friend:

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CoOt.p MOM. .,

We want to thank you for your kind response to our programs, and we are pleased to know that they meet with your approval.

Perhaps you have already found that JENNY WREN "Ready -Mixed" Flour is as good or even bettor than our programs. If you haven't tried it wonTt you ask your grocer for a package's It is really excellent for cakes, pies, cookies, muffins, biscuits, waffles, pancakes, etc. Since it contains the salt, baking powder, otc. it saves a great deal of timo.

We are always glad to have our listeners send in requests for numbers to be played for them, and we make every effort to fill these requests; however, you will understand that occasionally it is impossible to secure the number requested to play at the specified time.

Hoping you will tell your friends to tune in on Station WREN, and thanking, you for you kind interest, I am,

IVI

sincorel

Surit , Announcer, n EN, :'l"rN 'dMPANY.

Simplified ßakirn - Makes every 'woman a baking expert

BROADCASTING PROGRAM E.$ ry 10:

Tue hu .15 Satu 00 0 P Sund. 00 7:0e

Wave Length Frequency 105 1 k/c Call - WREO

Po . W 10 Watts Radiation, 5 Amps. (Experimental, 8xBB )

REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY

WILLIAM T. REED, PRESioeR PLEASANT LARUS REED, 'VICEPRESIOERT. CHARLES D LARUS. Jn, SEN, STREAK.

WR VA Edgeworth Tobacco Station

loop Watts - 256 Meters

ESTABLISHED 1877 CABLE ADDRESS 'CARUS A B C. COOS. I;FTN EO'TION

BENTLEYS COMPLETE PYRASE CODE.

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P.O.DRAWER 1516.

21`'T.&: Main Sls.

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Mr. H.G. Myrick, 1410 N. Rest St., Bloomington, Ill.

Dear Friend:

1926.

Your comments on our recent program have been received, and are much appreciated. They will be imme- diately passed on to the entertainers.

As we do not operate a commercial station there is no direct financial return to our artists, and the applause therefore from the listener is eagerly anticipated.

We are much gratified at the favorable reports we are receiving concerning W. R. V. A. programs from a wide area.

Assuring you of our appreciation of your comments, and hoping to hear from you further, we remain

ti CTL/AC f,',.

Cordially yours,

S '0. CO.

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WILLIAM T. REED, PRESIDENT

LARVA Edgeworth Tobacco Station

1000 Watts - 256 Meters

PLEASANT LARUS REED, VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES D LARUS,JR., SEC, &TREAS.

ESTABLISHED 1877 CABLE ADDRESS LARDS A B.E. CODE FIFTH EDITION

BENTLEYS COMPLETE PHRASE CODE.

mac ei J31((YrILh 1 (;). Incorporated

'Manufacturers /Tobacco. P. O. DRAWER 1516.

21eT&: lain Sts.

220- (2w, ems` March

R1rerAlan Locklira, 715 Maryland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

Radio Friend:

29,

We are glad to learn that you received and enjoyed our recent programme. It is very gratifying to hear from listeners, as there are so many thousands of our unseen audience, who no doubt enjoy our programmes but do not take the trouble to drop a line compliment- ing the artist.

The artists give their services freely at W. R. V. A., and their reward is applause from the listener.

We thank you and hope we may hear from you again.

Cordially yours,

W. R. V. A. Broadcast Station.

CTL/AC

1926.

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cJ7 adio Station, qrS t'i I The United States Playing Card Company

Gncinnati. Ohio »rah 17, 1927

a. _iohael Calinahak, 1701 3. 3rd 3t., 3ethlehem, Pa.

Aar 31rí

In reply that your statements were

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to your report et Mar. 1L, we 'slot te <cerise correct in regard to the program bron.:oast.

o are enclosing an 3ke Stamp es proof of your reception of mar atction.

Thanking you for your interest, and hoping that you continue to enjoy our programs, WO are

Very truly yours.

...oldie Station 'y3AI U. S. PLAIN,: CARD CO.

N S

J. Il Soodrough, 3isy Medic Covnittee

RADIO BROADCASTING STATION

F. BECKLEY SMITH DIRECTOR OF STUDIOS

AND CHIEF ANNOUNCER

MAIN STUDIOS

MCKELLAR ELECTRIC Co. 1143 FOURTH AVENUE

HOTEL PRICHARD 12TH FLOOR

ANNOUNCERS

F. BECKLEY SMITH

C U

DLESTON GLENNE. CHASE

OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE MCKELLAR ELECTRIC COMPANY

HUNTINGTON. WEST VIRGINIA

Mr. Alan Locklin, 420 Durston Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.

Dear Sir:

March 2d, 192+6

241.8 METERS 1240 KILOCYCLES BY AUTHORITY OF

THE FEDERAL RADIO COMMISSION

REMOTE CONTROL FROM

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH JOHNSON MEMORIAL CHURCH

HOTEL PRICHARD HoTEL

FREDERICK STATE THEATRE ATHLETIC STADIUM MARSHALL COLLEGE CITY AUDITORIUM

You will find enclosed an ikko stamp which is in proof of reception that you received our program as described in your letter, rebruary 10th.

It is with ¿reat pleasure that we receive these long distance messages on such small wattage and you can always feel assured that it ;,ives the management of the station a thrill to receive them. ì.:ay we not hear from you again and if you hear any of the artists' names called or any advertisements we would enjoy this, as it helps both the artist and the advertiser. May we not have the pleasure of hearing from you again.

WCaf:P

Yours truly,

W S A 2 .. 01.F*r

frF- , - A'

P S. Iáe are sorry for the delay in answe.in,, but our correspondence has been so heavy that we could not reach your letter before this date.

ADVERTISING RATES AND SPACE ALLOTMENT ON REQUEST TRANSMITTER LOCATED ON ROOF OF PROFESSIONAL BUILDING

GREETINGS! ("-8'-)--5 Many thanks for your interesting comment on

reception of "The Voice of the South" via WSE's new Western

Electric transmitter, which we installed as The Atlanta

Journal's third broadcasting station on July 13, 1925, in

beautiful quarters at The Atlanta Biltmore Hotel. We are

on the air daily, noon -1 P.M. entertainment; 2:30 markets;

5 to 6 Music, News, etc; 8 to 9 (Except. Wednesday) concert;

10;45 - 11:45 (except Sunday) entertainment. Sunday 9;30

Sunday School Class; 11:00 Church Service; 5:00 Sacred Con-

cert; 8:00 Church Service. Central Standard time. 428.3

Meters. Power, 1, 0Ceto 2,500 watts. Here's looping you may 'cont°inue to stand by.

Ycffrs_jh.ightl; - . b »`Kay¢,Radió Director-Annäún4er.

"The Journal Covers Dixie Like the Dew"

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of Your Letter

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H/// Regular Broadcasting Hours 6:30 to 8:30P.M. and 10:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Daily `1`_ y---;:::-- =--5i eM?:T _ \-Bri - _ 1Z_ \ S^i/

Pioneers in Selling..

ESTABLISHED 1895

Dear Radio Fan:

Worlds Star 2);,,,, lo Hosier,j andKla.11Khit !he Nome Underwear f«yae.`í/ZJi q(lft

Thank you very much for writing us about our programs. That is the only way that we can tell whether or not we are pleasing you and so we are always interested in hearing from you.

Station WSKC is operated solely with the idea of furnishing clean entertainment by radio to the millions of radio listeners -in throughout the United States and Canada and to acquaint you with our Company and our unique method of doing business.

We are enclosing our complete up-to-the- minute radio log of all stations in the United States with places for the dial settings of your receiving set so you can keep an accurate record of the stations you receive; and we hope you will find our programs so entertaining that you will not need to consult the log to know where to set your dials for WSKC.

The illustrated portion of the log book will give you some idea of our station and our Company and we want you to accept it with our compliments.

We are on the air regularly as follows!

9:00 to 11:00 PM EST Monday 9:00 to 11:00 PM EST Wednesday 12:00 midnight EST Saturday to 2:00 AM EST Sunday

Again thanking you for writing us, we will now sign off until our next regular program.

Yours very truly,

Radio Station W S K C

LMN/RI L. M. Nims, A2íriouncer- Manager.

RAD10 STATION W SKC IS OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE WORLDS STAR KNITTING CO.

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ACCIDENT ,

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YOU E SNI LD MILLIONS"

The at ñal Life ft _Acciceni Insurance Co.

C.A. CRAIG. PRESIDENT.

I.ír. Alan Locklin,

Syracuse, N. Y.

Dear '..'.r. Locklin:

cation acknowle always :.lad to

handle the lkko station stamps pliments.

NASHVILLE. TENN

September 27, 1927

We thank you very much for your communi- dging reception of our station. We are hear from our radio friends.

We are returning y:.ur money as we do not st-mps, but we are sending one of our own

which we hope you will accept with our com-

7e hope that you will continue to listen in and enioy our programs and re would appreciate a l ne from ;:ou at any time.

Again thaning you for your courtesy and with best wishes, we remian

Yours very truly,

George D. ¿ y,

"The Solemn Old Judge" Director.

RADIOCASTING STATION _WT SMB

OWNED AND OPERATED BY

SAENGER THEATRES, INC. -MAISON BLANCHE CO. Administration Office, 1 40 1 Tulane Avenue

NEW ORLEANS, LA., U. S. A.

Many thanks

De- ! 1

for your kindness in reporting our program on..../ We have the latest type of Western Electric trap fitter nd we are now operating on a wave length of 319 Meters. Our main studio is in the aison Blanche Building, and we also have regular De Luxe programs from both our Saenger's Strand Theatre and Saenger's Liberty Theatre Studios

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

12:30, to 1:30---6:30, to 7:30 NIGHT SCHEDULE

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY 8:30 CONCERT or DANCE ORCHESTRA ..s

(Central Standard Time)

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March 14, 1932.

MR. H[1L1O1D B. BOWERS, 15 HuöL:.rd StPH9t. :ear Mt^. ''36'Le_Ys:

This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of March 7th, 1932.

We have checked your report and find it

to be correct. Please accept this as our verification.

With kindest regards, we are

Yours very truly, RADFO STATION WSMB, Inc.,

H. WFIEZABAN, Manager

-_. WH% . - .%

»Wang TELEPHONE EDUCATIONAL

5TATE 1776 I

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Ur. G. Inglis, Hastings, New Tonland.

My dear Sir: -

Your letter of the twenty-third of July has been received, and is hereby acknowledged.

Padio Station 72.IT came on the air on February 12th., operating on 1480 kilocycles. They had two periods of broadcasts, the first from six to seven o'clock in the evening and the other from -ten in the evening to one or two the next morning, both Chicago tine which is central standard time.

Some time late in Felix the call etters -óP ` -src ̀ ioz mere rti áne' o :'_ e s E.aCon' as --

operated on this latter cell since that time.

Although you are many miles away your report indicates clearly to ne that you actually did hear the t 'lo stations. I did not happen to have any connection with

the station at that time, and so am unable to verify your report, but the time, the call letters, and the .óharacter of program you report all fits exactly.

I am taking the liberty of sending you an ekko stamp, the official stamp for confirming receipt of a station. The price of each stamp is 10 cents. 1?e would appreciate hearing from you again, end then you may enclose the equivalent of twenty cents in our Money.

Thanking you very much for your report which is 1'l lly reAnrkable in many ways, and with best ;dishes, I am,

Most cordially yours,

"The Voice of South Carolina"

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RADIO STATION WSPA "RADIO CENTER"

Spartanburg, South Carolina

Harold B.Bowers 19 Hubbard it; Concord,Uass.

Dear Listener: We have received your report of the reception of WSPA for

which we thank you. Your report was - accurate and this letter %I-- be

used to verify same. Our tra ssion was on a frequency of 1420 Kilocycles with

a power of watts. WSPA, "The Voice of South Carolina," maintains a regular

daily schedule from 8 a. m.-2 p. m., 4 p. m.-10 p. m., Sundays, 10 a. m.-2 p. m., 5 p. m.-9 p. m., and we would be pleased to receive a report on these transmissions.

WSPA is located at Radio Center, Spartanburg, South Caro- lina, and is the only radio station in the South that owns it own home and operates exclusively under one roof. Equipped with Condenser Microphones, Automatic Crystal Control, 100% Modula- tion WSPA represents the latest equipment in broadcast trans- mission.

Programs broadcast from WSPA includes religion, entertainment classical, orchestral, weather and time reports, farm talks, cotton and market quotations, athletic sports, electrical transcrip- tions of various kinds, and many other features.

WSPA owns a printing plant, wherein the weekly WSPA RADIO NEWS is published, describing in detail the activities, programs, equipment, etc., of the station.

WSPA located in the densely populated section of the Pied- mont, serves a population of 86,000. If you are interested in commercial rates, etc., the Commercial Department will be glad to send you an interesting booklet, describing in detail WSPA and the service this station renders the citizenry of the Piedmont.

Again we thank you for your report and look forward to hearing from you again.

Very Truly Yours, RADIO STATION WSPA

"The Voice of South Carolina" Spartanburg, S. C.

SEASONS GREETINGS from

AND HIS ORCHESTRA

570 k. c.

Dear

250 Watts

í6/- 1l! , Addres

526 meters

te prepJgased to verify

tlon ` llon station

your reception of our

at ,rhr at which timebroadcasting

0'A we were

We are on the air daily from :3. M. 1:00 A. M.

Sundays - 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Midnight.

2(/7lC4C

Gcc h Cordially yours,

BROADCASTING STATION ..2(7...9.2( Per - c- 7.2£4"»£441-7

QUINCY, ILLINOIS D

236 METERS 500 WATTS

Illinois Stock eMedicine 13roadcasting Corporation

Your report of our broadcast is correct. Thank you.

Send 10 cents and our engraved Echo Stamp will go forward to you at once.

SCHEDULE

Sun. ¿Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. 11:30 11:30 11:30 11:30

Day 2:30 4:00 4:00 4:00 4:00

Night 7:15 6:00 6:00 6:00 6:00 11:00 "Back To Quincy Club" program..

Fri. Sat.

11:30 11:30

4:00 4:00

6:00 6:00

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BROADCASTIN STATION

CLEVELAND OHIO U.S.A.'

Dear Sirs

TORAGE BATTERY COMPANY

This is to acknowledge your communication of Jan. 6th, and to verify your reception of WTAM as outlined in it.

Thank you very much for your communication.

Yours Sincerely

RADIO BROADCASTING STATION, WTAM

JTU AM In Charge of Broadcasting.

i A cozy corner in the Crystal Dining Room

A Personal Invitation: - IAM exceedingly pleased to know that you enjoy

the Hollenden Hotel Orchestra programs over WTAM, and I want to extend a cordial, personal

invitation to you to hear this splendid orchestra play in person in the Crystal Dining Room.

Mr. Rupp and his boys play every evening during dinner, from six to eight, and I am sure you will enjoy seeing them perform before the micro- phone. The Crystal Room is one of the famous dining places of the United States, and I feel sure that the food will please you as much as the orchestra has.

Sincerely yours,

General Managerl The Hollenden Hotel

THEO. DeWITT. Manager

CARL RUPP, Musical Director

An Acknowledgment

from

CARL RUPP and his

Broadcasting and Recording

Crystal Room Orchestra broadcasting from

THE HOLLENDEN HOTEL CLEVELAND

SEABOARD AIR LINE BUILDING NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Home of WTAR Broadcasting Studio

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MANY FINE FAST TRAINS Between Eastern Cities, the South and

FLORIDAThroueh VIRGINIA,

The CAROLINAS and GEORGIA

"ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL" from New York

"SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED" from New York

"CAROLINA FLORIDA SPECIAL" from New York

"THE SOUTHERNER"-frorn New York

"SEABOARD FAST MAIL"-from Boston

"ATLANTA SPECIAL" from New York

Led by the famous "Orange Blossom Special," this fleet of distinguished trains provides the utmost in travel luxury. 'On the de luxe Lim-

iteds, you will enjoy every modern comfort and convenience, Seaboard unexcelled dining car service, and courteous

personal attention. Extra service-but no extra fare.

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

This is to verify your reception of a

program from WTAR on ".." 2 ;

We are always glad to hear from our audience

and hope that you will listen to our station often.

WTAR On the air daily: -

7:30- 9:30 A M.

12:30- 1:30 P. M.

4:30-11:00 P M.

There are frequently special features at other times during the day or night. These are usually announced over the air or through the daily press.

pad (*trb

PROGRAM DIRECTOR, BLAYNE BUTCHER

* * * *

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OFFICES I: STUDIOS * NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING * PHONE 25611

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

August 2, 1943

Dear Sgt. Bowers,

Thank you for your report of reception of ':TAR,

which I have checked with the station log, and am pleased to

inform you, I find it correct. This is your verification.

7/TAR operates with 5 km power from RCA high-fidelity transmitter in Glen Pock, Princess Anne County, Virginia, and

studios in downtown Norfolk, and supplementary studios in New-

port News. Hours of operation are from 6:00 A. 11,, to 1:00 A. N.

week -days, and 8:00 J.. ",..i to 1:00 A. 'M. Sundays.

Thank you again for your interest, and we trust that

in the future you may enjoy many more of the programs originated

by the pioneer radio voice of the Commonwealth of Virginia,

`ITAR at Norfolk.

DX Correspondent

H5e

We gralefufly acknowledge receipt

of your comment of the _./i/2 -6/7c.,... relaliae lo broadcasting from this station.

We hope we may hear from you often.

Broadcasting Station of the Reliance Elec- tric Co., Inc., located al Norfolk. Virginia.

"The Celenay of the Mid Atlantic Seaboard.

2Fn < iGV3Ur

530AM 1524' VA

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Operating Schedule-Tueuka-end Sa1a,J y 0:QO P. M. Friday 3:30-K-M.Earlern Standard Time.

2.61 Transmülcr-Oar own ronsteueiton Wow leºgth780.Melen-Power$0 Watts

Cowen( supplied dy Willard "A" and "13" Boller/es

- The Milwaukee Journal Station

WTMJ Milwauk ee, Wisconsin acknowledges wit h sincere appreciation your message describing your reception of

The Journal program.

Correspondence received at WTMJ relative to programs sponsored by The National Broadcasting Company, or by other radio associates of The Journal are promptly for- warded to these associated or- ganizations for their attention.

The Milwaukee Journal in- vites your further comments and suggestions in order that it may extend the highest possible degree of service "For All Wisconsin" and friends outside the state.

n

WT. Areq,tipn limoo,

The Milwaukee Juunal Budding

WTMJ -A New Era of Journal Service

ceESS than three years have elapsed since The Milwaukee Journal first associated

with Marquette university in the joint operation of radio station WHAD. In even this short time, The Milwaukee Journal-Wis- consin's leading metropolitan newspaper- has earned the reputation of providing the most consistently excellent radio entertainment for Milwaukee and Wisconsin listeners.

Distinctive Achievements Numberless pioneering steps have been taken in establishing an individually owned Mil- waukee Journal station. Many thousands of dollars have been spent by The Journal for radio programs of a quality in keeping with the high standards of Journal newspaper service.

The installation of The Journal's Mighty Wurlitzer broadcasting organ and the construction of the model studios in The Mil- waukee Journal building were the most recent developments prior to the construction of the new WTMJ power unit outside Milwaukee.

This new unit was built to permit broadcasting under The Journal's own call letters and wave length. Thus, station WTMJ-"W-- The Milwaukee Journal"-was established.

Journal Anil Studi

y NTHJ Transmitting 9tºtion Co

Program Variety Time and effort have been expended in generous measure to make WTMJ programs varied and interesting to listeners of all ages and entertainment tastes. Four large modern and completely equipped broadcasting studios are maintained for this purpose. A number of remote control stations are also located in Mil- waukee to bring WTMJ listeners radiocasts of still other important events. In addition, WTMJ is a member station of the well-known red and blue networks of the National Broadcasting company. This affilia- tion assures WTMJ listeners not only the many entertainment programs broadcast over these networks, but also accounts of important national events. Many other entertainment sources are utilized to provide well-balanced programs by The Milwaukee Journal station.

New Attractions Coming The same high quality which has character- ized Journal programs in the past is being consistently maintained. And The Journal has planned even greater entertainment de- lights for the future. You are always assured an excellent program when you tune in "WTMJ-The Milwaukee Journal station." Tune in I And send your entertainment suggestions and special requests in regularly. You'll always get an apprecia- tive response from WTMJ.

The Milwaukee Jóß Spanlal, Studio, Eagle's Club

1490 KILOCYCLES 11%7 T' T' 1

OWNED AND OPERATED BY

5000 WATTS

The Nashville Tennessean HAS HVILLE, rrEN NESS EE

DIXIEDYY:\M ITIS

an -th J ry &, 1930

Mr. Alan Locklin, 150 Brampton Road, Syracuse, Y.

Dear Sir:

As requested, we -inclose herewith Lkko Stamp verifying your reception of our program.

pie hope you enjoyed our efforts, and that you will listen to us often.

Yours very truly,

RADIO STAT ON WITT

3.1 rum Manager.

JFYI(:VrC

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?W. W L LOYOLA UNIVERSITY

OF THE SOUTH NEW ORLEANS, LA.

870 kc THANKS FOR YOUR VERIFICATION LETTER OF 11/2/67 AS A CLEAR CHANNEL STATION, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL AL- WAYS BE ABLE TO HEAR AND ENJOY OUR PROGRAMS. WE WILL BE GLAD TO RECEIVE ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY HELP TO IMPROVE OUR SERVICE TO YOU.

DATE 11/6/67

RADIO STATION WWL J. Leblanc

WWL LOYOLA UNIVERSITY -.

50,000 WATTS CLEAR CHANNEL - 850 ON YOUR DIAL

CBS AFFILIATE

THANKS FOR YOUR VERIFICATION LETTER OF OC¡ 4.3I /99 AS A CLEAR CHANNEL STATION, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL AL.

WAYS BE ABLE TO HEAR AND ENJOY OUR PROGRAMS WE WILL BE GLAD TO RECEIVE ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY HELP TO IMPROVE OUR SERVICE TO YOU.

it e:: SST-ATION WWI.

DATE ?AN. /.Z,/?7o 4.t /LG ¡,¡

Department of Commerce NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

RADIO STATION WWV FORT COLLINS, COLORADO

2.5 MHz -40°40'55"N, 105°02'31"W 15

5 MHz -40°40'42"N, 105°02'25"W 20 10 MHz -40°40'48"N, 105°02'25"W 25

on

MHz -40°40'45"N, 105°02'25"W MHz -40°40'53"N, 105°02'29"W MHz -40°40'51"N, 105°02'27"W

This is to confirm your reception report of WWV

2.5 MHz. 0005 GMT 1 Noy,_ 1967 Frequencies Date

Serial N? 2196 ¿J Engineer -in -Charge

Complete Description of Services of NBS Radio Stations Given in Miscellaneous Publication 236 Available from Government Printing Office -15c

CALLE ESCORZA NUMERO 1103

EDIF TEATRO DE LOS HEROES

TELEFONO NUM. 60

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1000 WATTS 1440 KC CHIHUAHUA, CHIH

Diciembre de 1941.

Estimable Radioeecucha:

Con mucho gusto saludamos a usted a través de la presente.

Consideramos que sigue favoreciendo nues - tra Radiodifusora con su atención, y esperamos que -

hallan llegado hasta usted, los programas en los --

cuales hemos puesto todo nuestro empeño para hacer- les audibles y del agrado del radioescucha.

Hemos preparado una Serie de Conciertos --

Extraordinarios para el presente mes de Diciembre, - principiando esta Serie el próximo dia 12, con la -

transmisión a control remoto desde el Santuario de - Guadalupe, transmisión que haremos a las 6 de la -- mañana. Deseariamos que ese dia sintonizara su Ra - dio con nuestra frecuencia 1440 kilociclos, para -- contar con su atención y reportarnos como llegó has ta su receptor, para asi nosotros mejorar con esos -

amables re»ortes, que, como los suyos recibimos pe- riódicnte, nuestro sonido y la calidad de nues- tros programas. que deseamos sean siempre del gusto de nuestro amplio auditorio.

Agradeciendo la atención que preste a la -

presente, nos reiteramos sus amigos.

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REPUBLICA MEXICANA T5arjeta `Postal

MUCHAS GRACIAS: Many thanks:

RECIBIMOS SU REPORTE Received your report

DE NUESTRA TRANSMISION Y on our broadcast and ESPERAMOS QUE NOS SEGUIRA we hope you will continue ESCUCHANDO. hearing us.

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