BROADCAST SERVICE PIONEERS: POLICIES AND STATIONS\tThomas H. White
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSeptember 1, 1987<\/p>\n
Despite extensive interest about the formation of the American broadcasting
\nservice and its pioneering members, there has been a dearth of information
\nabout a number of fundamental topics. This is designed as an overview and
\nreference source for some of the neglected areas, spotlighting the period
\nthrough May of 1922.<\/p>\n
FORMATION OF THE BROADCASTING SERVICE<\/p>\n
The formal inauguration of the broadcasting service took place in September of
\n1921 (1), with the assignment of two wavelengths: 360 meters (833 kiloHertz)
\nfor entertainment, defined as “news, concerts, lectures, and such matter”, and
\n485 meters (618 kiloHertz) for “crop reports and weather forecasts”. The use
\nof two different wavelengths reflected the department practice of segregating
\ndifferent activities on different wavelengths.\tIndividual station
\nauthorizations were issued for either or both of the wavelengths, depending on
\nthe service the station provided. Although broadcasting activities had been
\nevolving for more than a decade, this allocation was the first to designate
\nstations stations specifically licensed for, and restricted to, public
\nbroadcasting, using wavelengths exclusively set aside for the broadcasting
\nservice.<\/p>\n
The choice of these two wavelengths was apparently ratification of previous
\npractice. Two stations, operated by the Westinghouse Electric and
\nManufacturing Company, already held licenses authorizing radiophone operation
\non 360 meters:\tKDKA, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which received its initial
\nlicense October 27, 1920 and began daily transmissions with election returns on
\nNovember 2, 1920, and WJZ, Newark, New Jersey, which received its initial
\nauthorization in May of 1921, but did not begin regular broadcasts until the
\nfirst of October. (3) Westinghouse officials had specifically requested the
\nuse of 360 meters to avoid interference from other services, (4) and the
\nwavelength apparently had never been previously used. (5)<\/p>\n
The status of the other broadcasting wavelength, 485 meters, prior to its
\nassignment to the broadcasting service, is less clear.\tHowever, an
\nexperimental station, 5XD, operated by the New Mexico State College in State
\nCollege, New Mexico, is reported to have used it for transmitting telegraphic
\n“time signals, weather reports, and news items”, and then, beginning in early
\n1920, for voice transmissions including music and educational talks. (6)<\/p>\n
LICENSING POLICIES AND PROCEDURES<\/p>\n
At the time of the creation of the broadcasting service, licensing was
\nconducted under the provisions of the Radio Act of 1912. Although the standard
\nsince the 1927 formation of the Federal Radio Commission has been that stations
\nserve the “public convenience, interest, or necessity”, (7), no comparable
\nguideline was mandated by the 1912 act, and licensing of the pioneer broadcast
\nservice stations amounted to little more than registration. Licensing
\nauthority at the time of the creation of the broadcasting service was vested in
\nthe Secretary of Commerce, and exercised through the Bureau of Navigation.
\nThis body operated on a much more informal basis than successor regulators.
\nMoreover, control was much more decentralized, with oversight, performed
\nprimarily by regional Radio Inspectors, generally limited to insuring that
\nstations met technical standards. (8)<\/p>\n
The standard procedure for procuring a broadcast license in the early twenties
\nwas as follows: the prospective station operator filled out an “Applicant’s
\nDescription of Apparatus” (Form 761), obtained from the region’s Radio
\nInspector.(9) The completed form, which provided mostly technical information,
\nwas submitted to the inspector, who, if deemed necessary, inspected the
\nproposed apparatus. Next the form, including the inspection report plus a
\nrecommendation on the type of authorization to be issused, was forwarded to the
\nCommissioner of Navigation in Washington, D.C.\t(10)<\/p>\n
Here two distinct steps were taken: first call letters were assigned to the
\napplication, then, if everything was in order, a formal operating authorization
\nwas issued. The period between the assignment of call letters and formal
\nauthorization ranged from immediate action to as much as forty days, and
\naccording to Commerce records was usually in the range of one to three days.<\/p>\n
The assignment of a call sign, usually recorded in the files as taking place
\nwhen the Form 761 was received, was not considered as establishing a station.
\nNew stations were not reported in the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN until the first
\noperating authorization–usually a license but in a few cases a preliminary
\ntelephoned or telegraphed authorization–was issued. (11)<\/p>\n
License periods for broadcasting stations ranged from as few as ten days (12)
\nto one year, with one year licenses the norm for grants made until early
\nJanuary, 1922, six months the standard during mid-January, 1922, and three
\nmonths the norm thereafter. License renewal was obtained via the submission of
\nan updated Form 761 at the required intervals.<\/p>\n
The above covers the standard and normally used procedures, although Commerce
\nfiles report the process was speeded in a few special cases by direct letters,
\ntelegrams, and telephone conversations between applicants and Washington
\nofficials.<\/p>\n
STATION DELETIONS<\/p>\n
Station deletions in the early twenties were performed with even less formality
\nand consistency than licensing. When a station discontinued broadcasting
\nbefore the end of a license period, the station operator could return the
\nlicense for cancellation. However, it appears that in most cases the station
\nowners didn’t bother–instead they just let the licenses expire in due course.
\nMoreover, the lapse of a station license was seen as no more the the close of
\nan operating authorization, and rarely resulted in immediate deletion from the
\nofficial station lists. Generally a grace period was allowed, on the
\nassumption that many would eventually received another license.<\/p>\n
The timespan between the expiration of a license and formal deletion varied
\ngreatly, and according to Commerce files most stations were not removed from
\nthe published lists until one to six months after their operating licenses had
\nlapsed. The whole process has a distinct “we’ll delete them when we get around
\nto it” feel, and appears to have been to some degree dependent on the diligence
\nof the district Radio Inspectors.(13) Because of the flexible deletion
\npractices, the number of stations deleted in a given month is by no means a
\nprecise barometer of the decline in activity for that month, as the licenses
\nfor many of these stations had in fact expired a number of weeks or months
\npreviously. Likewise, official lists of this period invariably include
\nstations no longer holding active licenses, and merely awaiting formal removal.<\/p>\n
TEMPORARY STATIONS<\/p>\n
One category of broadcasting stations has been almost completely
\nundocumented–that of temporary grants. These were issued for special
\noccasions, usually lasting a month or less, and were not reported in the RADIO
\nSERVICE BULLETIN. There is very little detailed information about these grants
\nrecorded in the Commerce files, although at least seventy were issued in the
\nperiod from January, 1922 to October, 1928. For temporary grants made through
\nMay, 1922, where wavelength information is recorded, the wavelength assigned
\nwas always 360 meters.(14) Detailed histories for five temporary stations
\noperated by educational organizations can be found in EDUCATION’S OWN
\nSTATIONS.(15)<\/p>\n
Listed below are the fifteen stations listed in Commerce files as receiving
\ntemporary grants for the period through the end of May, 1922. Commerce records
\nfor these stations are minimal, and as there is apparent source of additional
\ninformation, save for those stations documented in EDUCATION’S OWN STATIONS,
\nthere can be no guarantee of completeness.<\/p>\n
TEMPORARY BROADCAST STATION GRANTS THROUGH MAY, 1922
\n —————————————————-
\n 1st Air Call
\n date Assign Call Location\t Grantee\/notes
\n ——- —— —- ——–\t ————-
\n 1\/– 1\/20 WPU Buffalo, NY Buffalo Courier and Enquirer
\n 2\/– 2\/2 KDP Seattle, WA Saint James Cathedral
\n 2\/23 2\/22 WHO Kansas City, MO Kansas City Post (2 days)
\n 3\/– 3\/1 WWS Pella, IA\t Fowler Telephone Company
\n 3\/10 3\/– WBI Marquette, MI Northern State Normal School
\n\t\t\t\t\t (2 days)
\n 3\/16 3\/6 WTB Evansville, IN Sieffert Electric Company
\n 3\/– 3\/10 WSH New York, NY Experiment Information
\n\t\t\t\t\t Service (2 days)
\n 3\/23 3\/20 WMX Port Huron, MI Port Huron Times Herald
\n\t\t\t\t\t (also for 3\/27\/22)
\n 3\/27 3\/9 WTA Uhrichsville, OH Board of Trade
\n 3\/– 3\/27 WDS Richmond, VA Mann S. Valentine
\n 4\/16 4\/15 WAAT Jersey City, NJ Jersey Review (also 4\/19\/22)
\n 4\/16 4\/15 WAAU Philadelphia, PA H. C. Kuser
\n 4\/28 4\/18 WBAC Des Moines, IA Kiwanas Club (2 days, also
\n\t\t\t\t\t for 2 days starting 4\/28\/23)
\n 5\/13 5\/5 WCAI Topeka, KS\t American Legion
\n 5\/– 5\/31 WEAL Des Moines, IA Mystic Shrine, special train
\n\t\t\t\t\t “to coast and back”<\/p>\n
CALL LETTER POLICIES<\/p>\n
One area which has been particularly murky is that of call letter policies.
\nFollowing the adoption of the “Radio Act of 1912”, call signs for most
\nnon-amateur services were composed of three letters.(16) Because most early
\ncommercial land stations were clustered along the coast, the original policy
\nfor land stations was that those on the Pacific coast were normally assigned
\ncalls starting with K, while calls starting with W were normally assigned to
\noutlets along the Great Lakes and the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.(17)<\/p>\n
With the development of inland services, further refinements were required. As
\nland stations, broadcasters have generally followed the “K’s in the West, W’s
\nin the East” standard. However, two different East-West dividing lines have
\nbeen used. Originally the boundary ran along the eastern borders of Montana,
\nWyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico. It was only in late January, 1923 that the
\nline was shifted to the current standard of the Mississippi River.<\/p>\n
The rapid expansion of the ship service during World War One required
\nutilization of four-letter calls for ship stations, including, in alphabetical
\norder, calls from the KE–, KI–, KO–, KU–, and, starting June, 1920, KD–
\nblocks. (Land stations continued to generally receive three-letter calls.) The
\nassignment of the conspicuous call KDKA to the pioneer East Pittsburgh
\nbroadcaster has been viewed as evidence of some sort of special status.
\nHowever, review of the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN shows what actually occurred was
\nmore mundane. For some reason, during the period of June, 1920 through April,
\n1921 most commercial land stations received calls from the four letter ship
\nblocks, and by nothing more significant than coincidence KDKA was the only
\nbroadcaster to be born in this period.(18)<\/p>\n
The policy of three-letter calls for land stations was restored after this
\nlapse, until the flood of broadcasting grants required that the broadcasting
\nservice switch to four-letter calls, with Western broadcasting stations sharing
\nthe KD–, and later KF– and KG– blocks with ship stations, while Eastern
\nbroadcasters were assigned calls from the W-A-, and later W-B-, blocks. Some
\nstations received calls outside these blocks due to special requests, and
\neventually individual call requests became the norm.<\/p>\n
Call letter “combinations which, for various reasons, international, national,
\nlocal, or individual may be objectionable” (19) were avoided. Accordingly, in
\nthis period it was apparently decided that “WDAM” might be considered
\nobjectionable, as Commerce records show that the assignment of this particular
\ncall to a Western Electric Company station in New York City was changed after
\nten days, with the call WEAF substituted. (This station is now WNBC.)<\/p>\n
CRITIQUE OF PERIOD SOURCES<\/p>\n
While preparing the chronological list of station activity some idiosyncracies
\nof three traditional sources of licensing information became apparent.\tThe
\nbest generally available source of information for the early twenties is the
\nRADIO SERVICE BULLETIN, issued by the Bureau of Navigation, which reported
\nmonthly the changes, deletions, and new station grants made during the
\npreceding month. Three important characteristics of the Bulletin have
\nsometimes been overlooked. The first is that its station lists do not report
\nchronologically the grants within a given month, as the Bulletin lists always
\nused non-chronological formats, such as alphabetically by city of license or
\ncall sign. Second, a few stations entered the broadcasting service
\nclassification by metamorphosis from another service category, so their debuts
\nare recorded in the “alterations and corrections” lists, rather than the new
\nstation lists which herald the appearance of more conventional entrants to the
\nservice. This alternate route was used by three stations in the period through
\nMay, 1922: KQV, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; KDPT, San Diego, California; and
\nWRR, Dallas, Texas. Third, broadcasting station additions, changes, and
\ndeletions were not reported in a separate category until the July 1, 1922
\nissue.\tPrior to this date they were intermixed with the other classes of
\n“commercial land stations”, so care must be taken in extracting broadcast
\nservice information.<\/p>\n
The Bulletin was not completely free from occasional typographical errors–for
\nexample, in the January 2, 1922 issue both KJB, Everett, Washington and KFL,
\nSeattle, Washington are incorrectly listed as being broadcast grants, and one
\nstation, WGI (later WARC), Medford Hillside, Massachusetts, seems to have
\ndisappeared without benefit of official notification. However, overall there
\nwere only a few minor discrepancies betweeen information contained in the
\nBulletin, and that found in government records.<\/p>\n
Another source of licensing information proved somewhat more suspect. W. E.
\nDowney, Supervisor of Radio at the Department of Commerce, appears to have
\nregularly provided monthly totals of broadcasting station additions, deletions,
\nand outstanding authorizations.(20) As seen in the listing below there are a
\nnumber of discrepancies, for the period through May, 1922, between the monthly
\nfigures reported by Downey, and the information contained in Commerce records
\nand the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN.(21)<\/p>\n
\t W.E Downey Figures\t\t Research Figures
\n\t ——————\t\t —————–
\n Month New Deleted Increase Total\t New Deleted Increase Total
\n —– ————————–\t ————————–
\n 1921
\n Sept 3\t ..\t 3\t 3\t 4* .. 4 4
\n Oct 1\t ..\t 1\t 4\t 3 .. 3 7
\n Nov 1\t ..\t 1\t 5\t 2** .. 2 9
\n Dec 23\t ..\t 23\t 28\t 20 . 20 29<\/p>\n
1922
\n Jan 8\t ..\t 8\t 36\t 9 .. 9 38
\n Feb 24\t ..\t 24\t 60\t 23 .. 23 61
\n Mar 77\t ..\t 77\t 137\t 79 2 77 138
\n Apr 76\t ..\t 76\t 213\t 83 .. 83 221
\n May 97\t ..\t 97\t 310\t 96 5 91 312<\/p>\n
\t\t\t\t\t * includes WJZ ** includes KDKA<\/p>\n
The most troubling feature about the Downey figures is the complete absence of
\ndeletions. In fact, Downey reports no deletions until September of 1922.
\nHowever, review of the Commerce records and the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN clearly
\nshows that fifteen stations were deleted prior to September, beginning with two
\nin March. Since the Downey figures do not list specific stations, the cause of
\nthe differences is not readily apparent.<\/p>\n
Finally, the new station totals appearing in Gleason Archer’s HISTORY OF RADIO
\nTO 1926 (22) have a readily identifiable flaw.\tArcher’s figures are inflated,
\nbecause they are actually the number of new “commercial land stations” reported
\nmonthly by the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN.\tAs noted earlier, this means the
\nfigures erroneously include many non-broadcast service grants, and also omit a
\nfew transfers to the broadcast service that were reported in the change lists.<\/p>\n
BROADCAST SERVICE ACTIVITY LIST<\/p>\n
Presented at the close is a chronological list of broadcasting service activity
\nfor all non-temporary stations from October, 1920 to the close of May, 1922.<\/p>\n
Most of the actions are new station grants. The information for new grants is
\norganized according to the headers appearing at the top of each page. The
\nadditions are listed by their initial broadcasting service authorization
\ndate–normally the date of the first broadcast service license. “LIC” refers
\nto the standard case where the first broadcast authorization was the licensing
\nof a new station. “TRN” denotes stations whose first broadcast license was a
\ntransfer from a non-broadcast service classification, using the same call sign.
\n“REL” refers to the relicensing of a previously deleted broadcast station. In
\na few cases an authorization to broadcast was made before the first license was
\nissued. Initial authorizations by telephone and telegraph are denoted “TP” and
\n“TG” respectively. “STA” stands for a “Special Temporary Authorization”, while
\n“AUT” appears for one station where the records merely list it as “authorized”.<\/p>\n
Included with the initial authorization date is the call sign, city of license,
\nand station owner, plus frequency assigned. “E” stands for the entertainment
\nwavelength of 360 meters (833 KiloHertz), and “M” denotes the market and
\nweather wavelength of 485 meters (618 kiloHertz).<\/p>\n
The next column covers the call letter assignment information, which as noted
\nearlier was a part of the application process, and took place prior to the
\nissuance of an operating authorization. The three entries here are the date of
\nthe call assignment, the form of the request, and the origin of the request.
\nIn most cases the standard procedure was followed, with the application process
\nbegun with the receipt of a Form 761 from a regional Radio Inspector. The nine
\nradio inspection districts were headquartered in the following locations:<\/p>\n
\t 1. Boston, Massachusetts\t6. San Francisco, California
\n\t 2. New York, New York\t7. Seattle, Washington
\n\t 3. Baltimore, Maryland\t8. Detroit, Michigan
\n\t 4. Savannah, Georgia\t9. Chicago, Illinois
\n\t 5. New Orleans, Louisiana<\/p>\n
In addition, a few of the Form 761s came via Norfolk, Virginia.<\/p>\n
Most exceptions to the standard procedure occurred when the station owners
\n(“OWN”) dealt directly with Washington, via telephone (“TP”), telegraph (“TG”),
\nletter (“LET”), or call letter reservation (“RES”). In one case W. E. Downey
\n(“WED”) was listed as the person involved in making the call assignment.<\/p>\n
The next column notes the date of the first broadcast service license and the
\nduration of that initial license. The final “status” column lists the eventual
\nfate of the station–either its deletion date (with call sign if different from
\nthe original) or status as of September 1, 1987.<\/p>\n
When only the month of an action is known, usually reflecting data derived from
\nthe RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN, two dashes appear for the day the action took
\nplace.\tA “(?)” marks a “best guess” required because of incomplete or
\nambigious information, which in most cases should not be more than a few days
\noff. As might be expected, some errors, both in the original records and
\nduring the research process, must be assumed to have crept in.\tHowever,
\nextensive cross-referencing of original records and other source material
\nshould insure that errors have been minimalized. Moreover, it is certain that
\nthese 319 grants comprise the complete roster of non-temporary broadcasting
\nauthorizations issued during this period.<\/p>\n
The one entry which must be viewed with due caution is that of current status.
\nUnlike human beings, which have clearly defined births, lives, and deaths,
\nthese stations sometimes had very complicated histories, complete with
\nresurrections, call sign and ownership changes, consolidations of two or more
\nstations under a single call, and facility exchanges. Review of the station
\nhistories in EDUCATION’S OWN STATIONS will give a good idea of the tumultuous
\nhistories some of these stations enjoyed. This caveat nowithstanding, the
\nstatus information was included to provide a feel for the outcome of these
\nstations as a class, even though a few station histories are really too tangled
\nto allow refinement to a single entry.\tOne general standard for status column
\nentries was that, in case of doubt, the nod was given to interpretations which
\nprovide continuity and longevity. In particular, stations which were deleted
\nbut then immediately relicensed were treated as having a single unbroken
\nlifespan, so deletion dates are those where the final unreversed deletion took
\nplace, and stations still active might have been deleted and relicensed
\nsomewhere along the way.<\/p>\n
SUMMARY<\/p>\n
The information presented will hopefully provide a more complete understanding
\nof the policies of the period, and permit more detailed analysis of the
\ndevelopment of the broadcast service. For instance, the chronological list of
\nnew broadcast station grants clearly shows the abrupt shift from the slow
\ninitial expansion of the service though November of 1921, with the grand total
\nof nine grants dominated by notheastern and midwestern radio equipment firms,
\nto the popular expansion that began in December of 1921, when owners of all
\nkinds sponsored stations. In fact, this popularization has every appearance of
\na rapidly spreading West Coast fad, as fully sixteen of the twenty-two grants
\nmade from December, 1921 to January 4, 1922 were for West Coast facilities.<\/p>\n
NOTES ON SOURCES<\/p>\n
The original card files for broadcasting stations, maintained by the Commerce
\nDepartment, comprised the basic source of station information through the
\nperiod up to the March, 1927 assumption of regulatory authority by the Federal
\nRadio Commission. [NOTE: A major componant of the Commerce files used for
\nthis research no longer exists. The nature of the Ownership card files, which
\nheld licensee and license date data, was apparantly misunderstood, and
\naccording to FCC employee Mary McDonald these files were declared in August,
\n1987 to be “no longer needed” and destroyed]. Information from that point
\nforward is included in the Federal Communications Commission station card
\nfiles.\tBoth sets of cards are currently available through the Mass Media
\nBureau of the Federal Communica- tions Commission, and as of September, 1987
\nobtainable from the Public Reference Room located on the second floor of 1919 M
\nStreet, Northwest, Washington, D. C.<\/p>\n
Information from the basic resources was double-checked against a number of
\nsources, the most important being the grant, deletion, and cumulative station
\nlists appearing in the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN, the original station licenses
\nand 761 Forms archived at the Washington National Records Center in Suitland,
\nMaryland, and an undated “List of First Stations Licensed for Broadcasting”
\n(through March, 1922, with a few omissions), which was prepared by FCC
\npersonnel, but had no additional identification, and was obtained through the
\nBroadcast Pioneers Library in Washington, D. C.<\/p>\n
NOTES:<\/p>\n
(1) Gleason L.\tArcher, HISTORY OF RADIO TO 1926, (New York, NY, American
\nHistorical Society, 1938), p. 215-216<\/p>\n
(2) United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation, “Amendments to
\nRegulations”, RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN (No. 57), January 3, 1922, (Washington,
\nDC, Government Printing Office, 1922), p. 10<\/p>\n
(3) Gleason L.\tArcher, HISTORY OF RADIO TO 1926, (New York, NY, American
\nHistorical Society, 1938), p. 203, 208, 217<\/p>\n
(4) Eric Barnouw, A HISTORY OF BROADCASTING IN THE UNITED STATES, volume 1, A
\nTower in Babel (New York, Oxford University Press, 1966), p. 69<\/p>\n
(5) KDKA and WJZ did not receive broadcasting service licenses until November
\n7, 1921 and September 30, 1921 respectively. However, these two stations are
\nconsidered for the purposes of this review to mark the start of the broadcast
\nservice, and unless otherwise noted are listed according to their initial 360
\nmeter grants.<\/p>\n
(6) S.\tE. Frost, EDUCATION’S OWN STATIONS, (Chicago, IL, University of
\nChicago Press, 1937), p. 246<\/p>\n
(7) “The Radio Act of 1927”, section 9, and the “Communications Act of 1934”,
\nsection 307(a)<\/p>\n
(8) Eric Barnouw, A HISTORY OF BROADCASTING IN THE UNITED STATES, volume 1, A
\nTower in Babel (New York, Oxford University Press, 1966), p. 95<\/p>\n
(9) The United States was divided into nine Radio Inspection Districts, with
\nthe region’s Radio Inspector headquartered at a major port of each district.
\nUnited States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation, “Radio
\nBroadcasting”, RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN (No. 60), April 1, 1922, (Washington,
\nDC, Government Printing Office, 1922), p. 23<\/p>\n
(10) Form 761 instructions; United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of
\nNavigation, “Radio Broadcasting”, RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN (No. 60), April 1,
\n1922, (Washington, DC, Government Printing Office,1922), p. 23; C. Joseph
\nPusateri, ENTERPRISE IN RADIO:\tWWL AND THE BUSINESS OF BROADCASTING,
\n(Washington, DC, University Press of America, Inc., 1980), p. 18-19, 24-25<\/p>\n
(11) United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation, “Land Station
\nLicenses”, RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN (No. 61), May 1, 1922, (Washington, DC,
\nGovernment Printing Office, 1922), p. 15<\/p>\n
(12) The initial license for WDT, Ship Owner’s Radio Service in New York, NY,
\nwas for only ten days, as there was concern that the station might cause
\ninterference.<\/p>\n
(13) A number of station files refer to a letter from the Radio Inspector as
\nthe impetus for deletion.<\/p>\n
(14) The Radio Corporation of America’s temporary grant for WJY, Hoboken, New
\nJersey, used to report the Dempsey-Carpentier prize fight on July 2, 1921, is
\nnot considered in this review to be part of the broadcasting service, as it
\ntransmitted on the longwave wavelength of 1600 meters (187 kilohertz).<\/p>\n
(15) The five review are: Bancroft School, Haddonfield, NJ (WRAQ); Gardenville
\nHigh School, Gardenville, NY (WGHS); Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA (WDBG);
\nMilton College, Milton, WI (WSAM); and Northern State Normal School, Marquette,
\nMI, (WBI).<\/p>\n
(16) Government stations received calls starting with N, and until October,
\n1928, when W and K prefixes were added, amateur and special land stations had
\ncalls composed of the district number followed by two or three letters.<\/p>\n
(17) United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation, RADIO STATIONS
\nOF THE UNITED STATES, July 1, 1914, (Washington, DC, Government Printing
\nOffice, 1914), p. 6<\/p>\n
(18) Two non-broadcast service stations first licensed during this period,
\nKDPM, Cleveland, OH, and KDPT, San Diego, CA, later transfered to the broadcast
\nservice. Both were eventually deleted.<\/p>\n
(19) United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation, RADIO STATIONS
\nOF THE UNITED STATES, July 1, 1914, (Washington, DC, Government Printing
\nOffice, 1914), p. 8<\/p>\n
(20) Hiram L. Jome, ECONOMICS OF THE RADIO INDUSTRY, (Chicago, A. V.\tShaw
\nCompany, 1925), p. 78 (through August, 1924), and “The Broadcast Hotel is
\nOvercrowded”, Radio in the Home, April, 1925, (H. M. Neely Publishing
\nCompany, Philadelphia, PA, 1925), p. 28 (through February 12, 1925)<\/p>\n
(21) The research information is based on the list of broadcast service
\nactivity appearing at the close. This information agrees fully with that
\nappearing in the RADIO SERVICE BULLETIN, with the exception of three
\nstations–KFI, KOJ, and WBAZ–listed by the Bulletin as being April grants.
\nThese stations are recorded in Commerce files with license dates of March 31st
\nfor KFI, and May 1st for KOJ and WBAZ.<\/p>\n
(22) Gleason L. Archer, HISTORY OF RADIO TO 1926, (New York, NY, American
\nHistorical Society, 1938), p. 241 (Monthly grant totals for August, 1921 to
\nMay, 1922)<\/p>\n
==============================================================================<\/p>\n
BROADCAST PIONEERS: STATION ACTIVITY LIST THROUGH MAY 31, 1922 Thomas H.
\nWhite Chronoligical list of the first 319 Broadcast Service authorizations,
\nincluding changes and deletions, for the period through May 31, 1922.
\nCompanion to the review of policies and procedures in PION1. Includes current
\nstatus of surviving stations.<\/p>\n
Add#|1st Auth|Call|Location\t\t |Call Asgn|First Lic|
\n—————————————————————————
\nType|Owner\t\t\t |Freq|Type|Loc |Duration |Status 9\/1\/87
\n===========================================================================<\/p>\n
1 10\/27\/20 KDKA East Pittsburgh, PA\t 10\/22\/20 11\/07\/21 KDKA-1020
\nLIC Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co E\t 761 DET 1YR Pittsburgh, PA<\/p>\n
2 05\/–\/21 WJZ Newark, NJ\t\t –\/–\/– 09\/30\/21 WABC-770
\nLIC Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co E\t — — — New York, NY<\/p>\n
3 09\/15\/21 WBZ Springfield, MA\t –\/–\/– 09\/15\/22 WBZ-1030
\nLIC Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co E\t — — 3M\t Boston, MA<\/p>\n
4 09\/19\/21 WDY Roselle Park, NJ\t 09\/16\/21 09\/19\/21 DEL 02\/20\/23
\nLIC Radio Corporation of America E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
5 09\/29\/21 WCJ New Haven, CT\t 09\/23\/21 09\/29\/21 DEL 12\/01\/22
\nLIC A. C. Gilbert Company\t E\t 761 BOS 1YR<\/p>\n
6 10\/13\/21 KQL Los Angeles, CA\t –\/–\/– 10\/13\/21 DEL 06\/09\/22
\nLIC Arno A. Kluge\t\t E\t — — 1YR<\/p>\n
7 10\/13\/21 WBL Detroit, MI\t\t 10\/06\/21 10\/13\/21 WWJ-950
\nLIC Detroit News\t\t EM 761 DET 1YR Detroit, MI<\/p>\n
8 10\/13\/21 WJX New York, NY \t 10\/05\/21 10\/13\/21 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC De Forest Radio Telep & Teleg E\t 761 NYC —<\/p>\n
9 11\/09\/21 KYW Chicago, IL\t\t 11\/09\/21 11\/15\/21 KYW-1060
\n?TP Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co E\t TP CHI 1YR Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\n
10 12\/07\/21 KWG Stockton, CA \t 12\/07\/21 12\/07\/21 KWG-1230
\nLIC Portable Wireless Telephone Co E\t 761 SF 1YR Stockton, CA<\/p>\n
11 12\/08\/21 KDN San Francisco, CA\t 12\/03\/21 12\/08\/21 DEL 05\/01\/23
\nLIC Leo J. Meyberg Company\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
12 12\/08\/21 KFC Seattle, WA\t\t 12\/03\/21 12\/08\/21 DEL 01\/23\/23
\nLIC Northern Radio & Elec Company E\t 761 SEA 1YR<\/p>\n
13 12\/08\/21 KGB San Francisco, CA\t –\/–\/– 12\/08\/21 DEL 03\/23\/22
\nLIC Edwin L. Lorden\t\t E\t — — 1YR<\/p>\n
14 12\/08\/21 KGC Hollywood, CA\t –\/–\/– 12\/08\/21 KNX-1070
\nLIC Electric Lighting Supply Co E\t — — 1YR Los Angeles, CA<\/p>\n
15 12\/08\/21 WJH Washington, DC\t 12\/03\/21 12\/08\/21 DEL 03\/26\/24
\nLIC White & Boyer Company\t E\t 761 BAL 1YR<\/p>\n
16 12\/09\/21 KQW San Jose, CA \t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 KCBS-740
\nLIC Charles D. Herrold \t E\t 761 SF 1YR San Francisco, CA<\/p>\n
17 12\/09\/21 KVQ Sacramento, CA\t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 DEL 01\/02\/23
\nLIC J. C. Hobrecht\t\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
18 12\/09\/21 KYJ Los Angeles, CA\t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 DEL 05\/01\/23
\nLIC Leo J. Meyberg Company\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
19 12\/09\/21 KZC Los Angeles, CA\t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 DEL 03\/09\/23 (KOG)
\nLIC Western Radio Electric Company E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
20 12\/09\/21 KZM Oakland, CA\t\t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 DEL 06\/23\/31
\nLIC Preston D. Allen\t\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
21 12\/09\/21 KZY Oakland, CA\t\t 12\/07\/21 12\/09\/21 DEL 01\/24\/23
\nLIC Atlantic-Pacific Radio Suppl E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
22 12\/20\/21 KJJ Sunnyvale, CA\t 12\/16\/21 12\/20\/21 DEL 06\/16\/23
\nLIC The Radio Shop\t\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
23 12\/20\/21 KJQ Stockton, CA \t 12\/16\/21 12\/20\/21 DEL 04\/–\/25 (?)
\nLIC C. O. Gould\t\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
24 12\/20\/21 KYY San Francisco, CA\t 12\/16\/21 12\/20\/21 DEL 01\/24\/23
\nLIC The Radio Telephone Shop\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
25 12\/22\/21 WDM Washington, DC\t 12\/22\/21 12\/22\/21 DEL 06\/08\/25
\nLIC Church of the Covenant\t E\t 761 BAL 30D<\/p>\n
26 12\/22\/21 WDT New York, NY \t 12\/22\/21 12\/22\/21 DEL 12\/28\/23
\nLIC Ship Owners Radio Service\t E\t 761 NYC 10D<\/p>\n
27 12\/22\/21 WDW Washington, DC\t 12\/22\/21 12\/22\/21 DEL 05\/–\/22
\nLIC Radio Construction & Elec Co E\t 761 — 30D<\/p>\n
28 12\/29\/21 WOU Omaha, NE\t\t 12\/29\/21 12\/29\/21 DEL 06\/23\/23
\nLIC R. B. Howell\t\t EM 761 — 1YR<\/p>\n
29 12\/30\/21 WMH Cincinnati, OH\t 12\/29\/21 12\/30\/21 DEL 12\/11\/23
\nLIC Precision Equipment Company EM 761 DET 1YR<\/p>\n
30 01\/04\/22 KLB Pasadena, CA \t 01\/03\/22 01\/04\/22 DEL 04\/25\/23
\nLIC J. J. Dunn & Company\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
31 01\/04\/22 KLP Los Altos, CA\t 01\/03\/22 01\/04\/22 DEL 03\/09\/23
\nLIC Colin B. Kennedy Company\t E\t 761 SF 1YR<\/p>\n
32 01\/09\/22 KQV Pittsburgh, PA\t –\/–\/– 01\/09\/22 KQV-1410
\nTRN Doubleday-Hill Electric Co E\t — — — Pittsburgh, PA<\/p>\n
33 01\/10\/22 WPB Pittsburgh, PA\t 01\/10\/22 01\/10\/22 DEL 05\/05\/22
\nLIC Newspaper Printing Company E\t 761 — 6M<\/p>\n
34 01\/13\/22 WHA Madison, WI\t\t –\/–\/– 01\/13\/22 WHA-970
\nLIC University of Wisconsin\t EM — — 6M\t Madison, WI<\/p>\n
35 01\/13\/22 WLB Minneapolis, MN\t –\/–\/– 01\/13\/22 KUOM-770
\nLIC University of Minnesota\t EM — — 6M\t Minneapolis, MN<\/p>\n
36 01\/18\/22 WNO Jersey City, NJ\t 01\/18\/22 01\/18\/22 DEL 03\/–\/23 (?)
\nLIC Wireless Telephone-Hudson Cnty E\t 761 NYC 6M<\/p>\n
37 01\/26\/22 WDZ Toledo, OH\t\t –\/–\/– 01\/26\/22 DEL 01\/02\/23(WBAJ)
\nLIC Marshall-Gerken Company\t EM — — 3M<\/p>\n
38 01\/26\/22 WLK Indianapolis, IN\t 01\/18\/22 01\/26\/22 DEL 06\/01\/23
\nLIC Hamilton Manufacturing Company E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
02\/02\/22 Change KZC [19] Los Angeles, CA
\n CALL: KOG<\/p>\n
39 02\/03\/22 WGH Montgomery, AL\t 02\/01\/22 02\/03\/22 DEL 06\/05\/22
\nLIC Montgomery Light & Power Co EM 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
40 02\/04\/22 WGY Schenectady, NY\t 02\/03\/22 02\/04\/22 WGY-810
\nLIC General Electric Company\t E\t 761 NYC 3M\t Schenectady, NY<\/p>\n
41 02\/07\/22 WGI Medford Hillside, MA 02\/01\/22 02\/07\/22 DEL 04\/–\/27 (?)
\nLIC American Radio Research Corp E\t 761 BOS 3M\t WARC<\/p>\n
42 02\/08\/22 KGF Pomona, CA\t\t 02\/01\/22 02\/08\/22 DEL 12\/06\/22
\nLIC Pomona Fixture & Wiring Co E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
43 02\/08\/22 WGL Philadelphia, PA\t 02\/01\/22 02\/08\/22 DEL 12\/31\/24
\nLIC Thomas F. J. Howlett\t E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
44 02\/13\/22 KUO San Francisco, CA\t 02\/14\/22 02\/13\/22 DEL 01\/21\/26
\nLIC Examiner Printing Company\t E\t 761 SF 30D<\/p>\n
45 02\/16\/22 WOK Pine Bluff, AR\t 02\/15\/22 02\/16\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC Pine Bluff Company \t E\t ASN — 3M<\/p>\n
46 02\/16\/22 WOZ Richmond, IN \t 02\/16\/22 02\/16\/22 DEL 04\/09\/23
\nLIC Palladium Printing Company EM LET OWN 3M<\/p>\n
47 02\/17\/22 WOQ Kansas City, MO\t 02\/16\/22 02\/17\/22 DEL 06\/14\/34
\nLIC Western Radio Company\t EM 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
48 02\/18\/22 WOC Rock Island, IL\t 02\/18\/22 02\/18\/22 WOC-1420
\nLIC Karlowa Radio Company\t EM 761 — 3M\t Davenport, IA<\/p>\n
49 02\/20\/22 WOH Indianapolis, IN\t 02\/18\/22 02\/20\/22 DEL 02\/14\/23
\nLIC Hatfield Electric Company\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
50 02\/20\/22 WOR Newark, NJ\t\t 02\/17\/22 02\/20\/22 WOR-710
\nLIC L. Bamberger & Company\t E\t 761 NYC 3M\t New York, NY<\/p>\n
51 02\/21\/22 WBU Chicago, IL\t\t 02\/09\/22 02\/21\/22 DEL 11\/07\/23
\nLIC City of Chicago\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
52 02\/21\/22 WHK Cleveland, OH\t 02\/20\/22 02\/21\/22 WHK-1420
\nLIC Warren R. Cox\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M\t Cleveland, OH<\/p>\n
53 02\/23\/22 WOS Jefferson City, MO\t 02\/20\/22 02\/23\/22 DEL 03\/27\/36
\nLIC Missouri State Marketing Bur M\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
54 02\/24\/22 WFO Dayton, OH\t\t 02\/24\/22 02\/24\/22 DEL 11\/28\/22
\nLIC Rike-Kumler Company\t EM 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
55 02\/24\/22 WHQ Rochester, NY\t 02\/17\/22 02\/24\/22 DEL 10\/02\/22
\nLIC Rochester Times Union\t EM 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
56 02\/24\/22 WHW East Lansing, MI\t 02\/24\/22 02\/24\/22 DEL 01\/16\/23
\nLIC Stuart Seeley (US Wx Bureau) M\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
57 02\/24\/22 WRK Hamilton, OH \t 02\/24\/22 02\/24\/22 DEL 09\/29\/30
\nLIC Doron Brothers Electric Co E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
58 02\/28\/22 KFU Gridley, CA\t\t 02\/25\/22 02\/28\/22 DEL 07\/22\/22
\nLIC The Precision Shop \t E\t 761 — 3M<\/p>\n
59 02\/28\/22 KHQ Seattle, WA\t\t –\/–\/– 02\/28\/22 KAQQ-590
\nLIC Louis Wasmer\t\t E\t — — 3M\t Spokane, WA<\/p>\n
60 02\/28\/22 WHU Toledo, OH\t\t 02\/25\/22 02\/28\/22 DEL 10\/27\/22
\nLIC William B. Duck Company\t E\t 761 OWN 3M<\/p>\n
61 02\/28\/22 WJK Toledo, OH\t\t 02\/28\/22 02\/28\/22 DEL 02\/01\/23
\nLIC Service Radio Equipment Co E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
03\/–\/22 Change KDN [11] San Francisco, CA
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
03\/–\/22 Change KYJ [18] Los Angeles, CA
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
03\/–\/22 Change KYW [9] Chicago, IL
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
03\/–\/22 Change WOU [28] Omaha, NE
\n OWNER: Metropolitan Utilities Dist<\/p>\n
62 03\/02\/22 WLW Cincinnati, OH\t 03\/02\/22 03\/02\/22 WLW-700
\nLIC Crosley Manufacturing Company E\t 761 DET 3M\t Cincinnati, OH<\/p>\n
63 03\/02\/22 WRL Schenectady, NY\t 03\/02\/22 03\/02\/22 DEL 02\/–\/25
\nLIC Union College\t\t E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
03\/03\/22 Change WBL [7] Detroit, MI
\n CALL: WWJ<\/p>\n
64 03\/09\/22 KJR Seattle, WA\t\t 03\/06\/22 03\/09\/22 KJR-950
\nLIC Vincent I. Kraft\t\t EM 761 SEA 3M\t Seattle, WA<\/p>\n
65 03\/10\/22 KJS Los Angeles, CA\t 03\/06\/22 03\/10\/22 KFAC-1330
\nLIC Bible Institute of Los Angeles E\t 761 SF 3M\t Los Angeles, CA<\/p>\n
66 03\/10\/22 KLS Oakland, CA\t\t 03\/06\/22 03\/10\/22 KDIA-1310
\nLIC Warner Brothers\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M\t Oakland, CA<\/p>\n
67 03\/10\/22 KLZ Denver, CO\t\t 03\/06\/22 03\/10\/22 KLZ-560
\nLIC Reynolds Radio Company\t EM 761 CHI 3M\t Denver, CO<\/p>\n
68 03\/11\/22 KRE Berkeley, CA \t 03\/11\/22 03\/11\/22 KBLX-1400
\nLIC Maxwell Electric Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M\t Berkeley, CA<\/p>\n
69 03\/11\/22 KSL San Francisco, CA\t 03\/11\/22 03\/11\/22 DEL 06\/16\/23
\nLIC The Emporium\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
70 03\/11\/22 WBS Newark, NJ\t\t 03\/11\/22 03\/11\/22 DEL 07\/18\/62(WHBI)
\nLIC D. W. May\t\t\t E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
71 03\/13\/22 WRR Dallas, TX\t\t –\/–\/– 03\/13\/22 KAAM-1310
\nTRN City of Dallas\t\t EM — — 3M\t Dallas, TX<\/p>\n
72 03\/14\/22 KGU Honolulu, HI \t 03\/11\/22 03\/14\/22 KGU-760
\nLIC Marion A. Mulrony\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M\t Honolulu, HI<\/p>\n
73 03\/14\/22 KSD Saint Louis, MO\t 03\/07\/22 03\/14\/22 KUSA-550
\nLIC Post Dispatch\t\t E\t TG OWN 3M\t Saint Louis, MO<\/p>\n
74 03\/14\/22 WGF Des Moines, IA\t 03\/14\/22 03\/14\/22 DEL 09\/29\/23
\nLIC The Register & Tribune\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
75 03\/14\/22 WGR Buffalo, NY\t\t 03\/11\/22 03\/14\/22 WGR-550
\nLIC Federal Telephone & Telegraph EM 761 DET 3M\t Buffalo, NY<\/p>\n
76 03\/14\/22 WIK McKeesport, PA\t 03\/14\/22 03\/14\/22 DEL 03\/09\/25
\nLIC K & L Electric Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
77 03\/14\/22 WIL Washington, DC\t 03\/14\/22 03\/14\/22 DEL 09\/13\/24
\nLIC Continental Electrical Supply E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
78 03\/14\/22 WPM Washington, DC\t 03\/06\/22 03\/14\/22 DEL 05\/10\/23
\nLIC Thomas J. Williams \t E\t — WED 3M<\/p>\n
79 03\/14\/22 WRW Tarrytown, NY\t 03\/11\/22 03\/14\/22 DEL 07\/31\/26
\nLIC Tarrytown Radio Research Lab E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
80 03\/15\/22 KGG Portland, OR \t 03\/14\/22 03\/15\/22 DEL 11\/25\/24
\nLIC Hallock & Watson Radio Service E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
81 03\/15\/22 KGO Altadena, CA \t 03\/11\/22 03\/15\/22 DEL 08\/21\/23
\nLIC Altadena Radio Laboratory\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
82 03\/15\/22 WGM Atlanta, GA\t\t 03\/15\/22 03\/15\/22 DEL 08\/28\/23
\n? Atlanta Constitution\t EM 761 — —<\/p>\n
83 03\/15\/22 WSB Atlanta, GA\t\t 03\/15\/22 04\/11\/22 WSB-750
\nTG Atlanta Journal\t\t EM TG OWN 3M\t Atlanta, GA<\/p>\n
84 03\/16\/22 KDPT San Diego, CA\t 03\/01\/22 03\/16\/22 DEL 03\/19\/25
\nTRN Southern Electrical Company E\t 761 SF —<\/p>\n
85 03\/16\/22 WHD Morgantown, WV\t 03\/11\/22 03\/16\/22 DEL 11\/19\/23
\nLIC West Virginia University\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
86 03\/16\/22 WKY Oklahoma City, OK\t 03\/06\/22 03\/16\/22 WKY-930
\nLIC Oklahoma Radio Shop\t EM 761 NO 3M\t Oklahoma City, OK<\/p>\n
87 03\/16\/22 WPA Fort Worth, TX\t 03\/16\/22 03\/16\/22 DEL 05\/24\/23
\nLIC Fort Worth Record\t\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
88 03\/16\/22 WSL Utica, NY\t\t 03\/11\/22 03\/16\/22 DEL 04\/29\/25
\nLIC J & M Electric Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
89 03\/18\/22 KHJ Los Angeles, CA\t 03\/18\/22 03\/18\/22 KRTH-930
\nLIC C. R. Kierulff & Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M\t Los Angeles, CA<\/p>\n
90 03\/18\/22 KOP Detroit, MI\t\t 03\/17\/22 03\/18\/22 DEL 11\/28\/25
\nLIC Detroit Police Department\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
91 03\/18\/22 WBT Charlotte, NC\t 03\/17\/22 03\/18\/22 WBT-1110
\nLIC Southern Radio Corporation E\t 761 BAL 3M\t Charlotte, NC<\/p>\n
92 03\/18\/22 WFI Philadelphia, PA\t 03\/16\/22 03\/18\/22 WFIL-560
\nLIC Strawbridge & Clothier\t E\t 761 — 3M\t Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\n
93 03\/18\/22 WHN Ridgewood, NY\t 03\/17\/22 03\/18\/22 WFAN-1050
\nLIC Ridgewood Times Printing & Pub E\t 761 NYC 3M\t New York, NY<\/p>\n
94 03\/18\/22 WOO Philadelphia, PA\t 03\/17\/22 03\/18\/22 DEL 02\/20\/29
\nLIC John Wanamaker\t\t E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
03\/20\/22 Delete WDZ [37] Toledo, OH<\/p>\n
95 03\/20\/22 KOA Denver, CO\t\t 03\/17\/22 03\/20\/22 DEL 06\/23\/23
\nLIC Young Men’s Christian Assoc M 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
96 03\/20\/22 WIP Philadelphia, PA\t 03\/16\/22 03\/20\/22 WIP-610
\nLIC Gimbel Brothers\t\t E\t 761 — 3M\t Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\n
97 03\/21\/22 KGW Portland, OR \t 03\/20\/22 03\/21\/22 KGW-620
\nLIC Oregonian Publishing Company E\t 761 SEA 3M\t Portland, OR<\/p>\n
98 03\/21\/22 WCN Worcester, MA\t 03\/17\/22 03\/21\/22 DEL 06\/25\/23
\nLIC Clark University\t\t EM 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
99 03\/21\/22 WGV New Orleans, LA\t 03\/17\/22 03\/21\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC Interstate Electric Company E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
100 03\/21\/22 WJT Erie, PA\t\t 03\/21\/22 03\/21\/22 DEL 10\/21\/22
\nLIC Electric Equipment Company E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
101 03\/21\/22 WRP Camden, NJ\t\t 03\/21\/22 03\/21\/22 DEL 08\/20\/23
\nLIC Federal Inst Radio Telegraphy E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
102 03\/21\/22 WSX Erie, PA\t\t 03\/21\/22 03\/21\/22 DEL 01\/26\/23
\nLIC Erie Radio Company \t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
103 03\/22\/22 WCM Austin, TX\t\t 03\/17\/22 03\/22\/22 KTRH-740
\nLIC University of Texas\t EM 761 NO 3M\t Houston, TX<\/p>\n
03\/23\/22 Delete KGB [13] San Francisco, CA<\/p>\n
104 03\/23\/22 KFZ Spokane, WA\t\t 03\/22\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 09\/08\/23
\nLIC Doerr-Mitchell Electric Co E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
105 03\/23\/22 KMJ Fresno, CA\t\t 03\/23\/22 03\/23\/22 KMJ-580
\nLIC San Joaquin Light & Power Corp E\t 761 SF 3M\t Fresno, CA<\/p>\n
106 03\/23\/22 KQT Yakima, WA\t\t 03\/22\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 10\/06\/22
\nLIC Electric Power & Appliance Co E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
107 03\/23\/22 WEV Houston, TX\t\t 03\/17\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 01\/10\/25
\nLIC Hurlburt-Still Electrical Co EM 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
108 03\/23\/22 WEW Saint Louis, MO\t 03\/17\/22 03\/23\/22 WEW-770
\nLIC Saint Louis University\t M\t 761 CHI 3M\t Saint Louis, MO<\/p>\n
109 03\/23\/22 WEY Wichita, KS\t\t 03\/17\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 06\/23\/23
\nLIC Cosradio Company\t\t EM 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
110 03\/23\/22 WKC Baltimore, MD\t 03\/22\/22 03\/23\/23 DEL 11\/24\/23
\nLIC Joseph M. Zamoiski Company E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
111 03\/23\/22 WKN Memphis, TN\t\t 03\/22\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 06\/11\/23
\nLIC Riechman-Crosby Company\t EM 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
112 03\/23\/22 WMU Washington, DC\t 03\/22\/22 03\/23\/22 DEL 10\/–\/25 (?)
\nLIC Doubleday-Hill Electric Co E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
113 03\/24\/22 WWZ New York, NY \t 03\/24\/22 04\/17\/22 DEL 11\/05\/23
\n?TG John Wanamaker\t\t E\t — — 3M<\/p>\n
114 03\/25\/22 KFV Yakima, WA\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/25\/22 DEL 05\/05\/23
\nLIC Foster-Bradbury Radio Store E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
115 03\/25\/22 WWI Dearborn, MI \t 03\/24\/22 03\/25\/22 DEL 04\/24\/26
\nLIC Ford Motor Company \t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
116 03\/25\/22 WWT Buffalo, NY\t\t 03\/25\/22 03\/25\/22 DEL 10\/02\/22
\nLIC McCarthy Brothers & Ford\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
117 03\/27\/22 WMC Youngstown, OH\t 03\/24\/22 03\/27\/22 DEL 12\/19\/22
\nLIC Columbia Radio Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
118 03\/27\/22 WNJ Albany, NY\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/27\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC Shotton Radio Manufacturing Co E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
119 03\/27\/22 WPG New Lebanon, OH\t 03\/24\/22 03\/27\/22 DEL 02\/19\/24
\nLIC Nushawg Poultry Farm\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
120 03\/27\/22 WWB Canton, OH\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/27\/22 DEL 11\/19\/23
\nLIC Daily News Printing Company E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
121 03\/28\/22 KYG Portland, OR \t 03\/28\/22 03\/28\/22 DEL 10\/13\/22
\nLIC Willard P. Hawley Junior\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
122 03\/28\/22 WAH El Dorado, KS\t 03\/27\/22 03\/28\/22 DEL 03\/06\/23
\nLIC Midland Refining Company\t M\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
123 03\/28\/22 WHX Des Moines, IA\t –\/–\/– –\/–\/– DEL 05\/–\/22
\nTG Iowa Radio Corporation\t E\t — — —<\/p>\n
124 03\/28\/22 WPO Memphis, TN\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/28\/22 DEL 06\/12\/23
\nLIC United Equipment Company\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
125 03\/28\/22 WRM Urbana, IL\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/28\/22 WILL-580
\nLIC University of Illinois\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Urbana, IL<\/p>\n
126 03\/28\/22 WSV Little Rock, AR\t 03\/24\/22 03\/28\/22 DEL 11\/06\/22
\nLIC L M Hunter & G L Carrington E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
127 03\/29\/22 WEH Tulsa, OK\t\t 03\/29\/22 –\/–\/– DEL 06\/12\/23
\n? Midland Refining Company\t M\t 761 NO —<\/p>\n
128 03\/29\/22 WGU Chicago, IL\t\t 03\/29\/22 03\/29\/22 WMAQ-670
\nLIC The Fair\t\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Chicago, IL<\/p>\n
129 03\/29\/22 WSY Birmingham, AL\t 03\/24\/22 03\/29\/22 DEL 10\/30\/24
\nLIC Alabama Power Company\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
130 03\/29\/22 WTK Paris, TX\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/29\/22 DEL 11\/20\/22
\nLIC Paris Radio Electric Company E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
131 03\/30\/22 KGY Lacey, WA\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/30\/22 KGY-1240
\nLIC Saint Martin’s Coll (Rev Ruth) E 761 SEA 3M Olympia, WA<\/p>\n
132 03\/30\/22 KMO Tacoma, WA\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/30\/22 KKMO-1360
\nLIC Love Electric Company\t E\t 761 SEA 3M\t Tacoma, WA<\/p>\n
133 03\/30\/22 KQY Portland, OR \t 03\/29\/22 03\/30\/22 DEL 05\/03\/23
\nLIC Stubbs Electric Company\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
134 03\/30\/22 WDV Omaha, NE\t\t 03\/30\/22 03\/30\/22 DEL 02\/07\/23
\nLIC John O. Yeiser Junior\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
135 03\/30\/22 WTP Bay City, MI \t 03\/24\/22 03\/30\/22 DEL 07\/20\/23
\nLIC George M. McBride\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
136 03\/31\/22 KFI Los Angeles, CA\t –\/–\/– 03\/31\/22 KFI-640
\nLIC Earle C. Anthony\t\t E\t TG OWN — Los Angeles, CA<\/p>\n
137 03\/31\/22 KGN Portland, OR \t 03\/24\/22 03\/31\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24 (?)
\nLIC Northwestern Radio Mfg Company E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
138 03\/31\/22 KLN Monterey, CA \t 03\/24\/22 03\/31\/22 DEL 11\/30\/23
\nLIC Noggle Electric Works\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
139 03\/31\/22 KMC Reedley, CA\t\t 03\/24\/22 03\/31\/22 DEL 09\/01\/23
\nLIC Lindsay-Weatherill & Company E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
140 03\/31\/22 WWL New Orleans, LA\t 03\/31\/22 03\/31\/22 WWL-870
\nLIC Loyola University\t\t E\t 761 NO 3M\t New Orleans, LA<\/p>\n
04\/–\/22 Change WAH [122] El Dorado, KS
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
04\/–\/22 Change WBT [91] Charlotte, NC
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
04\/–\/22 Change WLK [38] Indianapolis, IN
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
04\/–\/22 Change WOC [48] Rock Island, IL
\n LOC: Davenport, IA OWNER: Palmer School of Chiropractic<\/p>\n
04\/–\/22 Change WPA [87] Fort Worth, TX
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
141 04\/03\/22 WCK Saint Louis, MO\t 04\/03\/22 04\/03\/22 DEL 11\/30\/28(WSBF)
\nLIC Stix-Baer-Fuller\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
142 04\/05\/22 KHD Colorado Springs, CO 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 03\/20\/23
\nLIC C F Aldrich Marble & Granite M\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
143 04\/05\/22 KNJ Roswell, NM\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 11\/26\/23
\nLIC Roswell Public Service Company E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
144 04\/05\/22 KOB State College, NM\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 KKOB-770
\nLIC New Mexico College \t EM 761 NO 3M\t Albuquerque, NM<\/p>\n
145 04\/05\/22 WBAA West Lafayette, IN\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 WBAA-920
\nLIC Purdue University\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t West Lafayette, IN<\/p>\n
146 04\/05\/22 WBL Anthony, KS\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 12\/15\/24
\nLIC T & H Radio Company\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
147 04\/05\/22 WCE Minneapolis, MN\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 12\/01\/23
\nLIC Findley Electric Company\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
148 04\/05\/22 WDZ Tuscola, IL\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 WDZ-1050
\nLIC James L. Bush\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Decatur, IL<\/p>\n
149 04\/05\/22 WEB Saint Louis, MO\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 WIL-1430
\nLIC Benwood Company\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Saint Louis, MO<\/p>\n
150 04\/05\/22 WMB Auburn, ME\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 03\/21\/23
\nLIC Auburn Electrical Company\t E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
151 04\/05\/22 WPE Kansas City, MO\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 KMBZ-980
\nLIC Central Radio Company\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Kansas City, MO<\/p>\n
152 04\/05\/22 WPJ Philadelphia, PA\t 04\/04\/22 04\/05\/22 DEL 01\/19\/23
\nLIC Saint Joseph’s College E 761 — 3M<\/p>\n
153 04\/06\/22 WJD Granville, OH\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 12\/07\/25
\nLIC Richard H. Howe\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
154 04\/06\/22 WMA Anderson, IN \t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 03\/01\/23(WEAW)
\nLIC Arrow Radio Laboratories\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
155 04\/06\/22 WOE Akron, OH\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 07\/–\/23 (?)
\nLIC Buckeye Radio Service Co\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
156 04\/06\/22 WPI Clearfield, PA\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 07\/20\/23
\nLIC Electric Supply Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
157 04\/06\/22 WPL Zanesville, OH\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 10\/23\/22
\nLIC Fergus Electric Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
158 04\/06\/22 WSN Norfolk, VA\t\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 DEL 01\/16\/23
\nLIC Ship Owners Radio Service\t E\t 761 NOR 3M<\/p>\n
159 04\/06\/22 WTG Manhatten, KS\t 04\/04\/22 04\/06\/22 KKSU-580
\nLIC Kansas State Agricultural Coll M\t 761 CHI 3M\t Manhatten, KS<\/p>\n
160 04\/07\/22 WAAF Chicago, IL\t\t 04\/07\/22 04\/07\/22 WJPC-950
\nLIC Union Stock Yards & Transit Co EM 761 CHI 3M\t Chicago, IL<\/p>\n
161 04\/08\/22 KGB Tacoma, WA\t\t 04\/08\/22 04\/08\/22 DEL 12\/11\/25
\nLIC William Mullins Electric Co E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
162 04\/10\/22 KJC Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 01\/24\/23
\nLIC Standard Radio Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
163 04\/10\/22 KNR Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 08\/23\/22
\nLIC Beacon Light Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
164 04\/10\/22 KNV Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 04\/02\/24
\nLIC Radio Supply Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
165 04\/10\/22 KON San Diego, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 03\/09\/23
\nLIC Holzwasser \t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
166 04\/10\/22 KSS Long Beach, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 04\/02\/24
\nLIC Prest & Dean Radio Research E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
167 04\/10\/22 KXS Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 03\/09\/23
\nLIC Braun Corporation\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
168 04\/10\/22 KZI Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 08\/15\/22
\nLIC Irving S. Cooper\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
169 04\/10\/22 WAAH Saint Paul, MN\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 11\/07\/23
\nLIC Commonwealth Electric Company E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
170 04\/10\/22 WAAJ Boston, MA\t\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 05\/15\/23
\nLIC Eastern Radio Institute\t E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
171 04\/10\/22 WAAL Minneapolis, MN\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 06\/23\/23
\nLIC Minn Tribune& Anderson-Beamish E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
172 04\/10\/22 WAAM Newark, NJ\t\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 WNEW-1130
\nLIC I. R. Nelson Company\t E\t 761 NYC 3M\t New York, NY<\/p>\n
173 04\/10\/22 WAAO Charles Town, WV\t 04\/08\/22 04\/10\/22 DEL 12\/01\/22
\nLIC Radio Service Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
174 04\/11\/22 WAAG Shreveport, LA\t 04\/11\/22 04\/11\/22 DEL 12\/19\/22
\nLIC Elliott Electric Company\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
175 04\/12\/22 KOE Spokane, WA\t\t 04\/11\/22 04\/12\/22 DEL 10\/07\/22
\nLIC Spokane Chronicle\t\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
176 04\/12\/22 KOQ Modesto, CA\t\t 04\/11\/22 04\/12\/22 DEL 09\/06\/22
\nLIC Modesto Evening News\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
177 04\/12\/22 KQP Hood River, OR\t 04\/11\/22 04\/12\/22 KYTE-970
\nLIC Blue Diamond Electric Company EM 761 SEA 3M\t Portland, OR<\/p>\n
178 04\/12\/22 WAAE Saint Louis, MO\t 04\/11\/22 04\/12\/22 DEL 09\/23\/22
\nLIC Saint Louis Chamber of Comm E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
179 04\/13\/22 KUS Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/12\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 04\/04\/24
\nLIC City Dye Works & Laundry Co E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
180 04\/13\/22 KWH Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/12\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 03\/18\/25
\nLIC Los Angeles Examiner\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
181 04\/13\/22 KXD Modesto, CA\t\t 04\/12\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 03\/10\/24
\nLIC Herald Publishing Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
182 04\/13\/22 WAAK Milwaukee, WI\t 04\/12\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 12\/01\/23
\nLIC Gimbel Brothers\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
183 04\/13\/22 WAAN Columbia, MO \t 04\/12\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 03\/16\/25
\nLIC University of Missouri\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
184 04\/13\/22 WAAQ Greenwich, CT\t 04\/13\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 05\/15\/23
\nLIC New England Motor Sales Co E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
185 04\/13\/22 WAAR Huntington, WV\t 04\/13\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 12\/04\/22
\nLIC Groves-Thornton Hardware Co E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
186 04\/13\/22 WAAZ Emporia, KS\t\t 03\/11\/22 04\/13\/22 DEL 01\/28\/24
\nLIC Hollister-Miller Motor Company E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
187 04\/14\/22 WAAP Wichita, KS\t\t 04\/13\/22 04\/14\/22 DEL 10\/15\/23
\nLIC Otto W. Taylor\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
188 04\/17\/22 KPO San Francisco, CA\t 04\/13\/22 04\/17\/22 KNBR-680
\nLIC Hale Brothers\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M\t San Francisco, CA<\/p>\n
189 04\/17\/22 WAAB New Orleans, LA\t 04\/04\/22 04\/17\/22 WJBO-1150
\nLIC Times-Picayune\t\t E\t 761 — 3M\t Baton Rouge, LA<\/p>\n
190 04\/17\/22 WAAS Decatur, GA\t\t 04\/13\/22 04\/17\/22 DEL 05\/25\/23
\nLIC Georgia Radio Company\t E\t 761 NOR 3M<\/p>\n
191 04\/19\/22 WAAV Athens, OH\t\t 04\/17\/22 04\/19\/22 DEL 12\/01\/22
\nLIC Athens Radio Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
192 04\/19\/22 WAAW Omaha, NE\t\t 04\/17\/22 04\/19\/22 KCRO-660
\nLIC Omaha Grain Exchange\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Omaha, NE<\/p>\n
193 04\/19\/22 WAAX Crafton, PA\t\t 04\/17\/22 04\/19\/22 DEL 01\/04\/23
\nLIC Radio Service Corporation\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
194 04\/19\/22 WAAY Youngstown, OH\t 04\/17\/22 04\/19\/22 DEL 06\/12\/23
\nLIC Yahrling-Rayner Piano Company E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
195 04\/19\/22 WBAB Syracuse, NY \t 04\/17\/22 04\/19\/22 DEL 03\/22\/23
\nLIC Andrew J. Potter\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
196 04\/20\/22 KZC Seattle, WA\t\t 04\/14\/22 04\/20\/22 DEL 04\/11\/23
\nLIC Public Market & Market Stores E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
197 04\/21\/22 KZN Salt Lake City, UT\t 04\/20\/22 04\/21\/22 KSL-1160
\nLIC The Deseret News\t\t EM 761 SF 3M\t Salt Lake City, UT<\/p>\n
198 04\/21\/22 WBAE Peoria, IL\t\t 04\/19\/22 04\/21\/22 DEL 11\/01\/22
\nLIC Bradley Polytechnic Institute EM 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
199 04\/21\/22 WBAF Moorestown, NJ\t 04\/20\/22 04\/21\/22 DEL 10\/05\/23
\nLIC Fred M. Middleton\t\t E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
200 04\/21\/22 WBAG Bridgeport, PA\t 04\/20\/22 04\/21\/22 DEL 04\/16\/23
\nLIC Diamond State Fibre Company EM 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
201 04\/21\/22 WBAH Minneapolis, MN\t 04\/20\/22 04\/21\/22 DEL 09\/05\/24
\nLIC The Dayton Company \t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
202 04\/22\/22 KTW Seattle, WA\t\t 04\/13\/22 04\/22\/22 DEL 08\/30\/75
\nLIC First Presbyterian Church\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
203 04\/22\/22 WBAD Minneapolis, MN\t 04\/19\/22 04\/22\/22 DEL 04\/22\/24
\nLIC Sterling Elec & Journal Print E\t 761 — 3M<\/p>\n
204 04\/22\/22 WBAJ Toledo, OH\t\t 04\/21\/22 04\/22\/22 DEL 01\/02\/23
\nREL Marshall-Gerken Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
205 04\/24\/22 WAAC New Orleans, LA\t 04\/05\/22 04\/24\/22 DEL 11\/25\/25
\nLIC Tulane University\t\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
206 04\/24\/22 WBAM New Orleans, LA\t 04\/22\/22 04\/24\/22 DEL 10\/17\/22
\nLIC I. B. Rennyson\t\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
207 04\/24\/22 WBAN Paterson, NJ \t 04\/24\/22 04\/24\/22 DEL 04\/10\/25
\nLIC Wireless Phone Corporation E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
208 04\/24\/22 WIZ Cincinnati, OH\t 03\/18\/22 04\/24\/22 DEL 07\/20\/23
\nLIC Cino Radio Manufacturing Co EM 761 — 3M<\/p>\n
209 04\/25\/22 KNN Los Angeles, CA\t 04\/24\/22 04\/25\/22 DEL 06\/07\/23
\nLIC Bullock’s E 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
210 04\/25\/22 KUY El Monte, CA \t 04\/24\/22 04\/25\/22 DEL 09\/29\/24
\nLIC Coast Radio Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
211 04\/25\/22 WBAO Decatur, IL\t\t 04\/24\/22 04\/25\/22 WSOY-1340
\nLIC James Millikin University\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Decatur, IL<\/p>\n
212 04\/26\/22 KNT Aberdeen, WA \t 04\/25\/22 04\/26\/22 DEL 03\/19\/25
\nLIC North Coast Products Company E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
213 04\/26\/22 KSC San Jose, CA \t 04\/24\/22 04\/26\/22 DEL 07\/06\/22
\nLIC O. A. Hale & Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
214 04\/26\/22 KYF San Diego, CA\t 04\/25\/22 04\/26\/22 DEL 12\/01\/22
\nLIC Thearle Music Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
215 04\/26\/22 WBAP Fort Worth, TX\t 04\/26\/22 05\/02\/22 WBAP-820
\nSTA Wortham-Carter Publishing Co EM — — 3M\t Fort Worth, TX<\/p>\n
216 04\/28\/22 WOI Ames, IA\t\t 03\/06\/22 04\/28\/22 WOI-640
\nLIC Iowa State College \t EM 761 CHI 3M\t Ames, IA<\/p>\n
04\/28\/22 Change WGM [82] Atlanta, GA
\n FREQ: EM OWNER: Georgia Railway (Atlanta Cons)<\/p>\n
217 04\/29\/22 KNI Eureka, CA\t\t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 DEL 06\/16\/23
\nLIC T. W. Smith\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
218 04\/29\/22 WBAQ South Bend, IN\t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 DEL 11\/07\/22
\nLIC Myron L. Harmon (YMCA)\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
219 04\/29\/22 WBAU Hamilton, OH \t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 DEL 09\/17\/23
\nLIC Repubican Publishing Company E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
220 04\/29\/22 WBAV Columbus, OH \t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 WTVN-610
\nLIC Erner & Hopkins Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M\t Columbus, OH<\/p>\n
221 04\/29\/22 WBAW Marietta, OH \t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 DEL 01\/21\/24
\nLIC Marietta College\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
222 04\/29\/22 WBAX Wilkes-Barre, PA\t 04\/28\/22 04\/29\/22 WBAX-1240
\nLIC John H. Stenger Junior\t E\t 761 — 3M\t Wilkes-Barre, PA<\/p>\n
223 04\/29\/22 WBAY New York, NY \t 04\/29\/22 04\/29\/22 DEL 11\/06\/24(WECO)
\nLIC American Telephone & Telegraph E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Delete WDW [27] Washington, DC<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Delete WEH [127] Tulsa, OK<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Delete WHX [123] Des Moines, IA<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Change KNJ [143] Roswell, NM
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Change KUO [44] San Francisco, CA
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Change WEW [108] Saint Louis, MO
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
05\/–\/22 Change WLW [62] Cincinnati, OH
\n FREQ: EM<\/p>\n
224 05\/01\/22 KOJ Reno, NV\t\t –\/–\/– 05\/01\/22 DEL 06\/07\/22
\nLIC University of Nevada\t E\t — — 3M<\/p>\n
225 05\/01\/22 WBAZ Richmond, VA \t 04\/29\/22 05\/01\/22 DEL 10\/18\/22
\nLIC Times-Dispatch Publishing Co E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
226 05\/03\/22 KLX Oakland, CA\t\t 05\/03\/22 05\/03\/22 KNEW-910
\nLIC Tribune Publishing Company E\t 761 SF 3M\t Oakland, CA<\/p>\n
227 05\/03\/22 KZV Wenatchee, WA\t 05\/03\/22 05\/03\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC Wenatchee Battery & Motor Co E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
228 05\/03\/22 WCAB Newburgh, NY \t 05\/03\/22 05\/03\/22 DEL 06\/15\/23
\nLIC Newburgh News Print & Pub Co E\t 761 NYC 3M<\/p>\n
229 05\/03\/22 WCAE Pittsburgh, PA\t 05\/03\/22 05\/03\/22 WTAE-1250
\nLIC Kaufman & Baer Company\t E\t 761 DET 3M\t Pittsburgh, PA<\/p>\n
230 05\/04\/22 KNX Los Angeles, CA\t 05\/04\/22 05\/04\/22 KNX-1070
\nREL Electric Lighting Supply Co E\t 761 — 3M\t Los Angeles, CA<\/p>\n
231 05\/04\/22 KQI Berkeley, CA \t 05\/04\/22 05\/04\/22 DEL 12\/10\/23
\nLIC University of California\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
232 05\/04\/22 KYI Bakersfield, CA\t 05\/03\/22 05\/04\/22 DEL 05\/01\/23
\nLIC Alfred Harrell\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
233 05\/04\/22 WCAC Fort Smith, AR\t 05\/03\/22 05\/04\/22 DEL 06\/12\/23
\nLIC John Fink Jewelry Company\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
234 05\/04\/22 WCAD Canton, NY\t\t 05\/03\/22 05\/04\/22 DEL 06\/03\/41
\nLIC Saint Lawrence University\t E\t 761 — 3M<\/p>\n
235 05\/04\/22 WCAG New Orleans, LA\t 05\/04\/22 05\/04\/22 DEL 07\/15\/25
\nLIC Daily States Publishing Co E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
236 05\/04\/22 WCX Detroit, MI\t\t 05\/04\/22 05\/04\/22 WJR-760
\nLIC Detroit Free Press \t EM 761 CHI 3M\t Detroit, MI<\/p>\n
05\/05\/22 Delete WPB [33] Pittsburgh, PA<\/p>\n
237 05\/06\/22 WCAJ University Place, NE 05\/06\/22 05\/06\/22 DEL 08\/01\/33
\nLIC Nebraska Wesleyan University EM 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
238 05\/06\/22 WCAK Houston, TX\t\t 05\/06\/22 05\/06\/22 DEL 01\/10\/25
\nLIC Alfred P. Daniel\t\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
239 05\/06\/22 WCAL Northfield, MN\t 05\/06\/22 05\/06\/22 WCAL-770
\nLIC Saint Olaf College \t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Northfield, MN<\/p>\n
240 05\/08\/22 KDYL Salt Lake City, UT\t 05\/08\/22 05\/08\/22 KBUG-1320
\nLIC Telegram Publishing Company E\t 761 SF 3M\t Salt Lake City, UT<\/p>\n
241 05\/08\/22 WCAM Villanova, PA\t 05\/06\/22 05\/08\/22 DEL 06\/10\/24
\nLIC Villanova College\t\t E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
242 05\/08\/22 WCAN Jacksonville, FL\t 05\/08\/22 05\/08\/22 DEL 10\/26\/22
\nLIC Southeastern Radio Telephone E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
243 05\/08\/22 WCAO Baltimore, MD\t 05\/06\/22 05\/08\/22 WCAO-600
\nLIC Sanders & Stayman Company\t E\t 761 BAL 3M\t Baltimore, MD<\/p>\n
244 05\/08\/22 WCAP Decatur, IL\t\t 05\/08\/22 05\/08\/22 DEL 03\/05\/23
\nLIC Central Radio Service\t E\t 761 OWN 3M<\/p>\n
245 05\/09\/22 KDYO San Diego, CA\t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 DEL 01\/24\/23
\nLIC Carlson & Simpson\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
246 05\/09\/22 KDYQ Portland, OR \t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 DEL 01\/23\/25
\nLIC Oregon Institute of Technology M\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
247 05\/09\/22 WCAQ Defiance, OH \t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 DEL 03\/–\/23 (?)
\nLIC Tri-State Radio Mfg & Supply E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
248 05\/09\/22 WCAR San Antonio, TX\t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 KTSA-550
\nLIC Alamo Radio Electric Company E\t 761 NO 3M\t San Antonio, TX<\/p>\n
249 05\/09\/22 WCAS Minneapolis, MN\t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 DEL 09\/04\/31(WHDI)
\nLIC William Hood Dunwoody Inst E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
250 05\/09\/22 WCAT Rapid City, SD\t 05\/08\/22 05\/09\/22 DEL 10\/28\/52
\nLIC S Dakota State School of Mines M\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
251 05\/10\/22 KDYM San Diego, CA\t 05\/08\/22 05\/10\/22 DEL 03\/19\/25
\nLIC Savoy Theatre\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
252 05\/10\/22 KDYN Redwood City, CA\t 05\/08\/22 05\/10\/22 DEL 11\/08\/22
\nLIC Great Western Radio Corp\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
253 05\/10\/22 KDYR Pasadena, CA \t 05\/10\/22 05\/10\/22 DEL 12\/01\/22
\nLIC Pasadena Star-News Publishing E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
254 05\/10\/22 WCAU Philadelphia, PA\t 05\/10\/22 05\/10\/22 WCAU-1210
\nLIC Philadelphia Radiophone Co E\t 761 — 3M\t Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\n
255 05\/10\/22 WHB Kansas City, MO\t 04\/21\/22 05\/10\/22 WHB-710
\nLIC Sweeny School Company\t EM RES OWN 3M\t Kansas City, MO<\/p>\n
256 05\/13\/22 KDYS Great Falls, MT\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 11\/30\/23
\nLIC The Tribune\t\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
257 05\/13\/22 KDYU Klamath Falls, OR\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 11\/01\/22
\nLIC Herald Publishing Company\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
258 05\/13\/22 KDYV Salt Lake City, UT\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 03\/15\/23
\nLIC Cope & Cornwell Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
259 05\/13\/22 WAAD Cincinnati, OH\t 04\/06\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 06\/15\/29
\nLIC Ohio Mechanics Institute\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
260 05\/13\/22 WCAH Columbus, OH \t 05\/05\/22 06\/12\/22 WBNS-1460
\n?TG Entrekin Electric Company\t E\t TG OWN 3M\t Columbus, OH<\/p>\n
261 05\/13\/22 WCAV Little Rock, AR\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 03\/11\/25
\nLIC J. C. Dice Electric Company E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
262 05\/13\/22 WCAW Quincy, IL\t\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 DEL 06\/23\/23
\nLIC Quincy Herald & Quincy Elec E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
263 05\/13\/22 WCAX Burlington, VT\t 05\/13\/22 05\/13\/22 WVMT-620
\nLIC University of Vermont\t E\t 761 BOS 3M\t Burlington, VT<\/p>\n
264 05\/15\/22 KDYW Phoenix, AZ\t\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 DEL 04\/04\/24
\nLIC Smith Hughes & Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
265 05\/15\/22 WCAY Milwaukee, WI\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 WTMJ-620
\nLIC Kesselman O’Driscoll Company E 761 CHI 3M Milwaukee, WI<\/p>\n
266 05\/15\/22 WCAZ Quincy, IL\t\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 WCAZ-990
\nLIC Compton & Quincy Whig-General E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Carthage, IL<\/p>\n
267 05\/15\/22 WDAA Nashville, TN\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 DEL 11\/04\/22
\nLIC Ward-Belmont School\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
268 05\/15\/22 WDAB Portsmouth, OH\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 DEL 10\/23\/22
\nLIC H. C. Summers & Son\t E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
269 05\/15\/22 WDAC Springfield, IL\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 DEL 05\/05\/23
\nLIC Illinois Watch Company\t M\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
270 05\/15\/22 WDAD Lindsborg, KS\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 DEL 11\/07\/23
\nLIC William L. Harrison\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
271 05\/15\/22 WDAE Tampa, FL\t\t 05\/15\/22 05\/15\/22 WDAE-1250
\nLIC Tampa Daily Times\t\t EM 761 BAL 3M\t Tampa, FL<\/p>\n
272 05\/16\/22 WDAF Kansas City, MO\t 05\/16\/22 05\/16\/22 WDAF-610
\nLIC Kansas City Star\t\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Kansas City, MO<\/p>\n
273 05\/16\/22 WDAG Amarillo, TX \t 05\/16\/22 05\/16\/22 KGNC-710
\nLIC J. Laurance Martin \t E\t 761 NO 3M\t Amarillo, TX<\/p>\n
274 05\/16\/22 WDAH El Paso, TX\t\t 05\/16\/22 05\/16\/22 DEL 10\/01\/40
\nLIC Mine & Smelter Supply Company E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
275 05\/16\/22 WDAI Syracuse, NY \t 05\/16\/22 05\/16\/22 DEL 11\/19\/23
\nLIC Hughes Electrical Corporation E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
276 05\/18\/22 KDYY Denver, CO\t\t 05\/17\/22 05\/18\/22 DEL 03\/–\/23
\nLIC Rocky Mountain Radio Corp\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
277 05\/18\/22 WDAJ College Park, GA\t 05\/17\/22 05\/18\/22 DEL 09\/10\/23
\nLIC Atlanta & West Point Railroad E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
05\/19\/22 Delete WGM [82] Atlanta, GA<\/p>\n
278 05\/19\/22 KDZA Tucson, AZ\t\t 05\/18\/22 05\/19\/22 DEL 04\/12\/23
\nLIC Arizona Daily Star \t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
279 05\/19\/22 WDAL Jacksonville, FL\t 05\/18\/22 05\/19\/22 DEL 12\/22\/23
\nLIC Florida Times-Union\t EM 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
280 05\/19\/22 WDAM New York, NY \t 05\/18\/22 05\/19\/22 WNBC-660
\nLIC Western Electric Company\t E\t 761 NYC 3M\t New York, NY<\/p>\n
281 05\/19\/22 WDAN Shreveport, LA\t 05\/18\/22 05\/19\/22 KEEL-710
\nLIC Glenwood Radio Corporation E\t 761 NO 3M\t Shreveport, LA<\/p>\n
282 05\/19\/22 WDAO Dallas, TX\t\t 05\/18\/22 05\/19\/22 DEL 06\/–\/24
\nLIC Automotive Electric Company E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
283 05\/19\/22 WDAP Chicago, IL\t\t 05\/19\/22 05\/19\/22 WGN-720
\nLIC Mid West Radio Central Inc E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Chicago, IL<\/p>\n
284 05\/20\/22 KDZB Bakersfield, CA\t 05\/19\/22 05\/20\/22 DEL 02\/12\/26
\nLIC Frank E. Siefert\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
285 05\/20\/22 WDAQ Brownsville, PA\t 05\/19\/22 05\/20\/22 DEL 01\/22\/23
\nLIC Hartman-Riker Elec & Mach Co E\t 761 DET 3M<\/p>\n
286 05\/20\/22 WDAR Philadelphia, PA\t 05\/19\/22 05\/20\/22 WFIL-610
\nLIC Lit Brothers\t\t E\t 761 BAL 3M\t Philadelphia, PA<\/p>\n
287 05\/22\/22 WDAK Hartford, CT \t 05\/17\/22 05\/22\/22 DEL 07\/30\/24
\nLIC The Courant\t\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
288 05\/22\/22 WDAS Worcester, MA\t 05\/20\/22 05\/22\/22 DEL 01\/03\/25
\nLIC Samuel A. Waite\t\t E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
289 05\/22\/22 WDAT Worcester, MA\t 05\/20\/22 05\/22\/22 DEL 10\/05\/22
\nLIC Delta Electric Company\t E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
290 05\/22\/22 WDAU New Bedford, MA\t 05\/20\/22 05\/22\/22 DEL 11\/18\/24
\nLIC Slocum & Kilburn\t\t E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
291 05\/22\/22 WDAW Atlanta, GA\t\t 05\/20\/22 05\/22\/22 DEL 08\/28\/23 (WGM)
\nLIC Georgia Railway & Power Co EM 761 NOR 3M<\/p>\n
292 05\/23\/22 KDZD Los Angeles, CA\t 05\/22\/22 05\/23\/22 DEL 11\/08\/22
\nLIC W. R. Mitchell\t\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
293 05\/23\/22 KDZE Seattle, WA\t\t 05\/23\/22 05\/23\/22 KMPS-1300
\nLIC The Rhodes Company \t E\t 761 SF 3M\t Seattle, WA<\/p>\n
294 05\/23\/22 WDAV Muskogee, OK \t 05\/22\/22 05\/23\/22 DEL 01\/15\/23
\nLIC Muskogee Daily Phoenix\t E\t 761 NO 3M<\/p>\n
295 05\/23\/22 WDAX Centerville, IA\t 05\/22\/22 05\/23\/22 DEL 01\/03\/24
\nLIC First National Bank\t E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
296 05\/23\/22 WDAY Fargo, ND\t\t 05\/22\/22 05\/23\/22 WDAY-970
\nLIC Kenneth M. Hance\t\t EM 761 CHI 3M\t Fargo, ND<\/p>\n
297 05\/25\/22 KDZF Los Angeles, CA\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 04\/04\/24
\nLIC Automobile Club of Southern Ca E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
298 05\/25\/22 KDZG San Francisco, CA\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 06\/16\/23
\nLIC Cyrus Peirce & Company\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
299 05\/25\/22 KDZH Fresno, CA\t\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 05\/16\/23
\nLIC Fresno Evening Herald\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
300 05\/25\/22 WEAA Flint, MI\t\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 WFDF-910
\nLIC Fallain & Lathrop\t\t E\t 761 DET 3M\t Flint, MI<\/p>\n
301 05\/25\/22 WEAB Fort Dodge, IA\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 10\/30\/23
\nLIC Standard Radio Equipment Co E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
302 05\/25\/22 WEAC Terre Haute, IN\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 03\/05\/23
\nLIC Baines Elec Service Company E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
303 05\/25\/22 WEAD Atwood, KS\t\t 05\/24\/22 05\/25\/22 DEL 08\/13\/23
\nLIC Northwest Kansas Radio Supply E\t 761 CHI 3M<\/p>\n
304 05\/25\/22 WEAE Blacksburg, VA\t 05\/24\/22 –\/–\/– DEL 03\/01\/23
\n? Virginia Polytechnic Institute E\t 761 — —<\/p>\n
05\/25\/22 Change WDAM [280] New York, NY
\n CALL: WEAF<\/p>\n
305 05\/26\/22 KDZI Wenatchee, WA\t 05\/25\/22 05\/26\/22 DEL 07\/18\/24
\nLIC Electric Supply Company\t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
306 05\/26\/22 KDZJ Eugene, OR\t\t 05\/25\/22 05\/26\/22 DEL 11\/02\/22
\nLIC Excelsior Radio Company\t E\t — SEA 3M<\/p>\n
307 05\/26\/22 WEAH Wichita, KS\t\t 05\/25\/22 05\/26\/22 KFH-1330
\nLIC Wichita B.O.T. & Lander Radio EM 761 — 3M\t Wichita, KS<\/p>\n
308 05\/27\/22 WEAI Ithaca, NY\t\t 05\/26\/22 05\/27\/22 WHCU-870
\nLIC Cornell University \t E\t 761 DET 3M\t Ithaca, NY<\/p>\n
309 05\/27\/22 WEAJ Vermillion, SD\t 05\/26\/22 02\/06\/23 KUSD-690
\nAUT University of South Dakota E\t TG OWN 3M\t Vermillion, SD<\/p>\n
310 05\/29\/22 KDZK Reno, NV\t\t 05\/27\/22 05\/29\/22 DEL 11\/30\/23
\nLIC Nevada Machinery & Electric Co E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
311 05\/29\/22 KDZL Ogden, UT\t\t 05\/27\/22 05\/29\/22 DEL 03\/13\/23
\nLIC Rocky Mountain Radio Corp\t E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
312 05\/29\/22 KDZM Centralia, WA\t 05\/28\/22 05\/29\/22 DEL 03\/12\/23
\nLIC E. A. Hollingworth \t E\t 761 SEA 3M<\/p>\n
313 05\/29\/22 WEAG Edgewood, RI \t 05\/25\/22 05\/29\/22 DEL 11\/12\/23
\nLIC Nichols-Hineline-Bassett Lab E\t 761 BOS 3M<\/p>\n
314 05\/31\/22 KDYX Honolulu, HI \t 05\/16\/22 05\/31\/22 DEL 06\/17\/24
\nLIC Star Bulletin\t\t E\t TG OWN 3M<\/p>\n
315 05\/31\/22 KDZP Los Angeles, CA\t 05\/31\/22 05\/31\/22 DEL 01\/24\/23
\nLIC Newberry Electric Corporation E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
316 05\/31\/22 KDZQ Denver, CO\t\t 05\/31\/22 05\/31\/22 KHOW-630
\nLIC Motor Generator Company\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Denver, CO<\/p>\n
317 05\/31\/22 KDZR Bellingham, WA\t 05\/31\/22 05\/31\/22 DEL 12\/20\/24
\nLIC Bellingham Publishing Company E\t 761 SF 3M<\/p>\n
318 05\/31\/22 WEAK Saint Joseph, MO\t 05\/31\/22 05\/31\/22 KGBX-1260
\nLIC Julius B. Abercrombie\t E\t 761 CHI 3M\t Springfield, MO<\/p>\n
319 05\/31\/22 WEAM North Plainfield, NJ 05\/31\/22 05\/31\/22 DEL 12\/21\/28
\nLIC Borough of North Plainfield E\t 761 BAL 3M<\/p>\n
