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...March 23, 1922, over WEAF, from the stage of the Palace Theater, featuring the late Dr. S. Parkes Cadman and Dr. William B. Millar...
Mark grew up in Jacksonville, Fla. At 18, he went north, went to work as an accountant for "a boyhood idol," Thomas Edison. At 19, he got a better job with American Telephone & Telegraph, which then owned Manhattan's WEAF...
...afraid that its New York outlet, WABC, might be a free ad for its rival, American Broadcasting Co., changed the station's call to WCBS (effective Nov. 1). Last week, NBC was at it, too. Said the network: FCC had okayed changing WEAF, New York, to WNBC. It was a good bet that to most listeners these changes in call letters made not a kilocycle's difference...
Listeners to NBC's key Manhattan station, WEAF, one day last week heard Newscaster Don Goddard say: "... a rumor came bounding into the newsroom. Emperor Hirohito is one of those in Japan who has committed harakiri...
Walter Winchell has dubbed George Putnam "the greatest male voice in radio." Putnam is the property of the National Broadcasting Co. and the vocal light of its No. 1 station, Manhattan's WEAF. Nearly a million faithful Greater New Yorkers tune in his daily newscasts (6:15 & 11 p.m., E.W.T.), and no local radio newsman or commentator has more daily listeners in the Metropolitan area...