570 ÓK ?'orK `lial

W e

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 434 North MAPLE St. Albuquerque, New Mexico

1000

?chits

TELETRONICS, INC.

Wa1,2044 Qa. Pha w 3068

September 22, 1951

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We were indeed glad to receive your letter of September 16, stating that you tuned in on our station on that date. I checked with the announcer and also the log and find that your report agrees with our records of the program at that time.

I want to thank you for letting us know our signal was heard out there in New Mexico. Anytime you pick us up again let us know.

Yours truly,

Becky Bellamy Secretary W A C L

Serving the Turpentine, Tobacco and Livestock Belt in South Georgia

5000 Wali4 2) and /VegAi 590 K C apt die 1Jlc.L G%L Qecil7"""

AFFILIATED WITH THE BLUE NETWORK

WESTERN UNION BUILDING TELEPHONE MAIN 5101

ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA

December 23, 1943

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 626 N. Girard, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you very much for your interesting report on

reception of TIAGA from 5 :45 to 6 :00 AM E.W.T., on

December 14, 1943.

Since your listing of announcements coincides with our

program log, we are pleased to verify your reception.

Yours truly,

RADIO STATION WAGA

A. L. Jones, Chief Engineer.

ALJ/nk

the 1340 spot

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SERVING A MAJOR SOUTHEASTERN MARKET February 5, 1947

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 185 Williams Street Glastonbury, Conn.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Received your letter of the 28th, reporting

our transmission test of the same day, and

we appreciate same very much. After checking

your letter with our log, we find that your

report is correct.

Sincerely yours,

Chief Engineer

ds

4o L,! GEORGE G. WEISS, MANAGER

1000 WATTS 1370 KILOCYCLES

Radia Statiaas WBGR ?¢ av" ALTAMAHA BROADCASTING CO. W. GLENN THOMAS, Owner

P. O. BOX 147 PHONE - DIAL 2444

April 18, 1952

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 21 Vista may Port Washington , N.y. Dear sir;

Thank you very much for anaewering my DX plea. We are always glad to hear from DX listeners, and especially from hams. one of our engineers here is

W4 PYA. Our transmitter is Raytheon RA 1000 with tube lineup as follows;

oso. 6j5 buffer 807

BF drivers 813 push pull RF Finals 833A push pull Speech input 6J7 push pull re coupled to push pull 6J5s Audio Drivers 845 push pull Modulators push pull 833A

High voltage rectifiers 575A Medium voltage reotifiers 866A Low voltage and bias rectifiers 5U4

Again, Thank you very much for writing me. Your report is verified by our Logs. Should You ever be down this way, Please stop in to see us.

Yours Very Truly

Arthur L. ng

Chief Engineer Radio WBGR Jesup

A LM/m

SERVING THE RICH TIMBER, TOBACCO, TOURIST AND LIVESTOCK BELT OF GEORGIA'S COASTAL PLAINS

WBHB MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM AFFILIATE

1240 Kilocycles FITZGERALD, GA.

November 2, 19+6

Norman L. Maguire 185 Williams Street Glastonbury, Connecticut

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thanks for your letter dated October 28.

Your report was correct in every respect this time. We were very sorry that we couldn't send you a veri- fication the first time you requested it. But of course, we knew you had rather have a correct report than an Incorrect one.

The equipment here at WBHB is Gates equipment throughout. The transmitter is Gates Model 250 -C -1 using RCA 810's push -pull in the final, with 2O watts. The Modulators are also RCA 810's class B.

Hoping to hear from you again.

Yours very truly,

R. M. Ware, Jr., Manager, WBHB

RMWJr/blg

P.S. Vtie hope you can be able to hear us often.

1000-WATT STATION OF SOUND PROGRAMING FINE PUBLIC SERVICE EXCELLENT PERSONNEL 1190 ON YOUR DIAL

Radio Station Rome, Georgia

MODERN EQUIPMENT AIR-CONDITIONED STUDIOS IN THE HEART OF THE CITY 121 BROAD STREET

ePbr,la;:v 14 -Agir'

Mr. Norman L. Maguire

185 Williams Street

Glastonbury, Conn.

Dear Mr. Maguire,

Thank you for your letter of the 9 reporting receptior,

of our test programs from Rome. Georgia, tiris Till serve as a

verificatiln of your recention.

We are very grateful to yo-i f.:)r your cooperation.

For your information we are comrletely tFaytbeon equjnped,

charger antenna 2..1 feet, ground system - screen and 210 foot

radiEls,

Again my we thank you for your cooperation in our test pel.dod,

7BIX, nome, SeorEiao

N. C. RENEWER. PR... T. W. KENEMER, V-PwEs

DALTON BROADCASKRVG CORPORATION AFFILIATE MUTUAL B DOASTING SYSTEM

OPERATES FULL TIME 1230 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS

NORMAN L. MAGU I RE 7$5 WILLIAMS STREET GDASTONBURY, CON.

w BBL W. V. WILLIA MS.Sr-T

J IZA.. -Melt.

THE VOICE OF NORTH GEORGIA BEDSPREAD CENTER

OF THE WORLD

DALTON, GEORGIA

NOVEMBER 4, 1946

TEAR SIR:

THIS IS TO VERIFY YOUR RECEPTION OF "WPIBL)" TESTING FOR FREQUENCY MEAS.

UREMENT nJTOBER 2P, 1946 ON 123OKC BETWEEN 3 ;30 ;05 AM AND 3;39 :55AM EST.

YOUR PROGRAM DETA ILS DUPLICATE OUR LOG ENTRIES PERFECTLY. WE HAVE A 250 WATT

GATES TRANSMITTER.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND INTEREST AND ATTENTION.

FFjli'IjfERNALLY YOUR IS ` '%,Ll"Q.,./

,

FORRES L. PJIORRIS ENG. "";IBLUd"

DALTON, GA.

MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS

OFFICE OF HARVEY J. ADERHOLD TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

W( THE ATLANZ' .' ,. NSTITUTION

ATLAN ORGIA

Mr. Norman L. Maguire

434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

March 9, 1949

This will acknowledge receipt of your recep- tion report dated February 27, 1949. This will verify same in accordance with our transmitter station log of that date.

I hope you will let us hear from you again the next time you pick us up.

HJA:lm

Sincerely yours,

55 ON YOUR DIAL AB C 5000 WATTS

RADIO STATION

1450 ON YOUR DIAL WCON

B IC

CORNELIA, GEORGIA

BOX 250 - PHONE 1450

November 26,1954

Dear 1v d ?/44 4) Thank you for your reception report of the November 15,1954

program. Your report was accurate and this is to verify your

reception of our station.

Sorry there was so much qRM and static. The broadcast was

a success though, with reports from most of the States ,

Canada, and New Zealand.

We have 250 watts feeding into a 200 foot series tower. Our

equipment is entirely Gates. We use two 810's in parallell

with a pi network. Our primary and secondary is suprising

for our power and frequency...,..roughly 25 and 50 miles.

Cornelia is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge

mountain with a population of 3500 people. The climate

is Ideal here year round. Fishing and Hunting XX are

both very good here with many lakes to pass the summer

months.

Thanks you again for your report. It was pleasing to recieve

so many reports. Success to you and your club.

73's

George R. Wilkes

"gCzE cRadto gioLs of eozi,Zfy"

We want you to know that we here at W D E C i

Americus, Gocra.ia thank "'Pail" fcr your

report on the reception_ of W D E C. We're

ha py to .anno'w1,'e that your verification

was absolutely correct!

It will always be a pleasure to hear from

you, and a greater pleasure to have you

visit with us and see our modern RAYTHf.;ON

installation. 1!lth kindest personal regards,

.:re remain,

Date:

Sincerely, _ ,l . :v, ,_

GP :U:7 j,?-,InLî,

191. YK á,TrTcLR ON

AM - 1400 KC

STUDIOS: 2171 -2 SOUTH MAIN ST.

PHONE 2341

GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA

Mr. Norman L. Maguittee 434 North M pie Alpu.;uerque, Ni.w Mexico

Dear sir;

WI»T SHOWMANSHIP

IN

NORTHEAST GEORGIA

Jan. 21, 1952

FM - 103.9 MC

This is to certify that WDUN M &FM were on the Air monaay at 315 am to 330 am EST for ti frequency test. WE are on the air each second monaay morning of eachmonth for A test.

Thanks for your report.

"This is G B C"

THE GEORGIA BROADCASTING CO.

1230 KC WFRP SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

November 1, 1946.

Yr. Norman L. Maguire, 185 Iilliams Street, Glastonbury, Conn.

Dear. Sir:

250 WATTS

This will confirm your report on our text program of October Z-Y, 19 )+6.

We appreciate very much your 'coperation in sending in this report.

The station operats with a power of 250 watts and 12?.G kc, with no definite t es'. programs scheduled.

Kindest regards.

IWN , ms e

Sincerely,

f , !

,l James M Wilder, x,:.Lel a:L Manager.

NORTHWEST GEORGIA BROADCASTING COMPANY O. C. LAM, PRESIDENT

WILLIAM B. ESTES, STATION MGR.

"YOUR GOODWILL STATION FOR NORTHWEST GEORGIA"

WEST THEATRE BUILDING

CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA

December 19, 1946

y1r. Norman L. Maguire 1d5 williams btreet Glastonbury, Connecticut

Dear mr. . Maguire:

250 WATTS 1340 KILOCYCLES

Thank you very much for your report of reception of this station on Friday Dec., 13. I am very glad to confirm that the portion which you report is correct.

ßúG -A conducts frequency measurement transmission the 2nd Friday of each month from 3:00 AM FbT until 3:10 AlV1 LbT using announcements only, with the words William, George, Adam, Adam for identification.

Be sure to let us know it you hear us again.

Yours sincerely,

Chessley F. Hooper- -

Chief Engineer

CFn/jg

AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY

Blue Network

4.0i 4 SERVING

GEORGIA'S THIRD MARKET Mutual Network

Owned and Operated By The Twin States Broadcasting Company

AUGUSTA GEORGIA

November 29, 1943.

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 1606 E. Roma, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will acknowledge your report of reception of our frequency test transmission which was made from 3:30 to 3:40 a.m., EWT, November 10. Your description of the program material shows clearly that you were listening to TNGAC.

For your information, the transmitter here is an RCA Type 250 -K with parallel 810 tubes in the power amplifier. Power output at this time is 195 watts.

Thank you very much for your report. We shall be pleased to hear from you in the future.

JGL : c c /_/

Yours very truly,

RADIO ,BV TION , WGA CC

John G. Lyon Chief Engine.

Radio CJ fation

W G A .0 BS - Speaking from the Heart of Northeast Georgia

17 Hours Daily - 250 Watts - 1340 Kilocycles

W G A.0

June ^g', 1947

Mr NNormau L. Maguire

Glastonbury, Connecticut.

Dear Sir

Thank you for your report on our frequency check of

April 2E, 1947. I em indeed sorry that your letter did

not get more prompt attention, but the engineering staff

has been quite busy of late.

I am pleased to inform you that your report is corroct

and I am verifying same.

If we can be of service to you in the future, do not

hesitate to call on us, and we will endeavor to answer

more promptly.

Very truly yours,

.:elvin D. Brown

Engineer, WGAU

K E Y S T O N E B R O A D C A S T I N G A F F I L I A T E

AM -1000 WATTS 1460 KC

u G 1113 A ! E D G E R - E N Q U I R E R : T A T I O N

Gieoagca - rg eeteeistet i IO4deddei y eatfrYtetrieft eolam644- lezvegea

'HONE 3-3603

November 9, 1950

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico.

FM -9000 WATTS 95.1 MC

Dear Mr. Maguire.

This will gerify your reception of WGBA on 1460kc from 5:59am until 6:05am EST on March 29, 1950 . The information contained in your report of reception was entirely correct and checked with our log 100%.

Please eaciise the delay in answering your report however when I took the Chief Lngineers job here I found several hundread unanswered verification reports. In an effort to answer all of them I answer as many a day as time will permit in hopes of soon catching up with all of them but I am still many reports behind.

Yes I was Chief hngineer of WKNB in New Britain, Conn. for several years so if you have a verification card from them it is likely that it is signed by myslf. I still have a connection with that station and will probably be going up there soon for a couple of weeks vacation.

Thank you very much for your reportand interest in our station.

Yours very truly

THE GEORGIA ALABAMA BROADCASTING COhPORATION

William R. Atkinson Chief ingineer

W4.HKZ

ex W1PPT and W5DRZ

ABG and Mutual In Eke South's Most Progressive Gity

1000 WATTS 1440 K. C. UNLIMITED TIME

THE GOLDEN ISLES OF GEORGIA ST. SIMONS JEKYLL SEA ISLAND

1514 UNION » BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA

July 21, 1949

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

We had the pleasure of receiving your letter and are sorry we were delayed so long in verifying your letter of March 19, 1949.

Your report agrees with our station log, as we went on the rir March 5, 1949 on 1440 kilocycles with 1000 we.tts. Hope ylu still continue to receive our station with good reception.

Thanking you again, I remain

Yours truly,

Alan Burke Manager

BRUNSWICK BROADCASTING CORPORTION

AB: cs

AREA CODE 301

TELEPHONE 739 -8016

January 20, 1964

"Radio Today"

DIAL 1410

P. O. BOX 48I

1250 DOWNSVILLE RD.

HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will serve to verify your reception report of WHAGts test broadcast on January 13, 1964.

We appreciate your interest in our signal. We are also happy to cooperate with the National Radio Club and have had an exceptional number of reports for this particular logging session.

Sincerely,

REGIONAL T1ROADCSTING COMPANY

A. Earl Mentzer Station Manager

AEM : .l fg Regional Broadcasting Company

/ GRIFFIN BROADCASTING SYSTEM 1000 WATTS "GRIFFIN'S MOST POWERFUL VOICE"

WHIG 1320 ON YOUR DIAL

741t'4S4o,u íZ° !- /94? o 6,44,..,,,lu,«,

XL.4.41

GRIFFIN, GEORGIA PHONE 9451

Dear Sir: This will confirm your report of reception of W. H, I. Ea on

(date) /Y6-51 between the hours of d

Your report checks with our logs.

Sincerely yours,

'Jim Watson Manager

WJEM Á

P.O. BOX 36S VALDOSTA, GEORGIA

Subject& Certificate of Good Listening

Tct

This is to certify that , did receive Radio Station WJEM on WJEM operates on a frequency of 1150 kilocycles, with a power output of 1,000 watts.

WJE1 , the Music - News Station is located one -half mile east of the city limits of Valdosta, Georgia, on

U. S. Highway 84. Valdosta has often been referred to as "The Hub of South Georgia and the Gateway to Florida." It is also the '';r0RLD1S largest producer of Naval Stores. We might add that Valdosta has the distinction of being the only city in the Jorld with such a name.

In closing, we would like to extend our thanks to you for letting us know that you received our test signal on

JEMtfo

Yours very truly,

James E. Massey, Jr. Manager Radio Station WJEM

1,000 WATTS THE MUSIC STATION 1150 ON YOUR DIAL

SAVANNAH

THE CAPITOL OF

WORLD NAVAL STORES

HAS THE WORLD'S

OLDEST COTTON

EXCHANGE

WORLD'S LARGEST

INTERGRATED PAPER

PULP MILL

LEADS SOUTHESAT

IN IMPORTS

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FROZEN SEA FOOD

PACKING PLANT

Race Rural Religion

1,000 Watts wJ IT From 900

128 WEST TAYLOR ST. 4 -7264 SAVANNAH, GA.

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WKLY BROADCASTING COMPAIN.IY

1,000 Watts

980 Kc

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 185 Street, Glastonbury, Conn.

Dear Sir:

WM. L. HAYES, Chief Engineer

HARTWELL, GEORGI A

Sept. 2, 1947

Thank you for your report of our signals during our equipment test period on 26 August 1944. At the time w i were using call RAW, but has since been changed to -KLi .

This letter is a confirmation of the data listed in your report taken from our program log. We are indeed glad to have your report, and many thanks.

Most cordially yours,

WKLY BROADCASTIN COMPANY

Wm.

high

- A REGIONAL STATION COVERING EASTERN GEORGIA AND WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA -

/\ W K I1 Y. BROADCASTING COMPANY.

1,000 Watts

980 Kc

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 454 North Maples, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

')ear Sir:

WM. L. HAYES, Chief Engineer

HARTWELL, GEORGIA

Nov. 28, 1941

Thank you very much for your letter reporting on the reception of our station during our test broadcast of November 0th..,

1947.

At 3:49 we did make a station break but the title of the selection was BEER BARRTI:L POLKA, and not Elmer ' s Tune. If you can recall that tune, I will be glad to confirm your report. For the life of me, I can not remember how Elmer's Tune sounds. If you can identify the piece as the BR BARRML POLKA, I will be glad to forward our confirmation by return mail.

We intend making another test broad- cast sometime in February, and I will start this one at 4 :15AM E. S. T. as I believe KF' ?B will be off the air by that time.

Thankin7 you, we are,

Most cordially yours,

WKLY BROADCASTING COMPANY By 11V LH/hb

-- A REGIONAL STATION COVERING EASTERN GEORGIA AND WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA -

WKLY EIRoADcSIING COMPANY

1,000 warts

980 Kc

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 434 North Maple, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dear Sir:

WM. L. HAYES, Chief Engineer

HARTWELL, GEORGIA Dec. 5, 1947

Your letter of 1 December 1947 reporting on the reception of test broadcast of 9 November 1947.

Your data on the selection agrees with our log, and we are very happy indeed to for - this confirmation of same.

No date has been set for the February test, but will publicize it in the NRC and NNRC bulletins, and surely hope that you will be able to hear us once again. This time I think the schedule will start after KFWB leaves the air.

Thanking you again for your report, we are,

Most cordially yours,

WKLY BROADCASTING COMPANY

By,l c

WLH/hb

P. S. - I am ex -W2GZA and now have call W4AFM. If you are on the air, listen and maybe we can have a QS0 on 14010; 14120; 14150 and phone 14250 kc.

- A REGIONAL STATION COVERING EASTERN GEORGIA AND WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA -

WKMA QUITMAN, GEORGIA

A DIVISION OF

JOHN R. BARLETT, OWNER

WALTER E. BARDEN, GEN. MANAGER

October 30, 1947

Norm Maguire, h1QNK 185 rilliams Street, Glastonbury, Conn.

This is to verify that ENA was operating at the time

that you were tuned in Oct. 13. Your report was pretty garbled

due to picking up KXRJ, Russelville (Little Rock) Ark. with t14ei

that damnable tone it sends out all the time, and some other station

who signed off 33 minutes before my freq check was over.

All noArn reports said that our signal faded out at

301AM, altho we were on the air until 334AM. Where our si, "mal

went to then, goodness only knows. Only other report was from

from some guy who lives a 2 mile away from the xintr. who fell

asleep at regular sign off time and was awakened b :- his radio

that was left on. Big deal!

Bye now and lets hear from yuu again!

48II DIAL R.5 raft

Sincerely yours,

C/ít X' LLu Charles L. Widnes

Pi \I4,

M E M B E R N A T I O N A L A S S O C I A T I O N O F B R O A D C A S T E R

SOUTHERN

STUDIOS Bank of Thomas County

Building Phone - 1501

A ASTING QSTEM, INC.

7 3 0 K C 1 0 0 0 WATTS

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque, N. M.

Dear Sir:

TRANSMITTER Located 2 Miles From

Thomasville Pavo Road

WINO-

THOMASVILLE, GA.

November 14, 1947

We received your letter of November 9, 1947 advising us of reception of oar station, WKTG, on that date. We went on the air for program testing October 2, 1947.

We are very glad to verify your reception of our station and appreciate very much your advising us of the reception, in this way we can tell what our equipment is doing.

We would like to hear from you again if you should pick us up in the future.

Sincerely yours,

K. T. MALLORY Chief Engineer

KTM:mis

EN,CA,C; THE VOICE OF LA GRANGE

THE LA GRANGE BROADCASTING COMPANY

LA GRANGE GEORGIA

January 5

1 9 4 4

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 626 N. Giradd, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your report of reception of our test broadcast of December 22, 1943.

Your report has been checkered wtth our program log, and is

correct. Therefore, please accept this letter as verification of reception.

Yours very truly,

Edwin Mullinax General Manager

AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

PEOPLES BANK BUILDING THOMAS CARR, General Manager

RADIO STATION

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA

Jan 13, 1947

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 185 Williams St. Glastonbury Conn.

Dear Mr. Maguire;

This letter will srve to verify your correct log of out equipment test on Jan 9th, 1947. Thanks for your report and interest in our station.

Very truly yours

e. 7W C. M. Callicott Chief Engr.

WLET RADIO STATIONS

and WLET -FM 1000 Watts 7300 Watts

1420 KC On Your Dial 106.1 MC - Channel No. 291

R. G. LeTourneau, Licensee

AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

TOCCOA, GEORGIA Jan. 10, 1953

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 43! Maple Street NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire,

This is to verify your report of reception of vaET on the morning- of Jan. 5, 1953. Your report was 100% correct.

Many thanks for the report, !le reereived quite a few reports from the Northeast section of the country and some from the West coast.

Yours was the only one from the Southwest.

Sincerely,

C. H. Sutton, Chief Engr.

WMGA "THE PATRON'S STATION"

á11IO ULTEaIEo, GEORGIA

November 11, 1943

Er. Norman L. Maguire 1606 E. Roma Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will acknowledge receipt of your reception report dated November 6 from 3:30 A& to 3:45 AI EWT. We are happy to send you this verification and are glad that you listened.

JMW :lm

Yours very truly,

s ',. Wilder Chief Engineer

1400 KILOCYCLES

TAMES S. RIVERS NEWS OF THE HOUR General Manager ON THE HOUR

aadio S1ÍØ#t WiW/M 1490 KILOCYCLES

Cordele, Georgia

June 26, 1945

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 83 Prospect Street East Hartford 8, Conn

Dear Norman:

Thank you for your letter dated June 18th, with enclosed report of reception of W. M. J. Y., received in Albuquer- que, New Mexico.

I am sorry that we never received your other report, and I am proud to say that your report is correct to the letter.

e will look forward to receiving a report from you after our next check from your home in East Hartford.

'l'ith kindest regards and best wishes, I remain

S;ncerely yours,

qk

mes S. Avers.

IN THE HEART OF THE COTTON, CORN, WATERMELON, PEANUT, PECAN AND LIVESTOCK BELT

WN EX mACO(1 BROflDCASTIfIGICOmPR(IY

Mr. Norman L. i agu ire 165 Williams Street Glastonbury, Connecticut

Dear Sir:

STUDIOS: Bibb Building -- Macon, Georgia

12 November 1946

Your report of reception of W N E X on the morning of November 4th is confirmed by data contained in our loos.

We appreciate your report and Rre glad to send you this letter of verification.

Sinlerely yours

A. C. Kibler Chief Engineer

THIS IS MUTUAL 1400 KILOCYCLES

5000 WATTS

ilamta, Cjcorgia

* * * A itoUNSAYI 790 K.C. CHerokee 2196

January 15, 1953

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 434 Maple Street, NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your report on our station of January 10,1953. Your report agrees with our log.

A I has a power of 5 kw day and 1 kw night and is affiliated with MBS.

Hope to hear you on the ham bands sometime.

EBC:mc

Very truly yours, Radio Station WW IT 3

Elton B. Chick Chief Engineer

cc/Vt.. t.e./

ROME BROA CASTING CORPORATION ARGA---- FM

,flffiliated with Mutual Broadcasting System

ïrir. Norman Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque, N. M.

Dear sir:

OFFICES AND STUDIOS NATIONAL CITY BANK BUILDING

TELEPHONE 6589 -:- ROME. GEORGIA

9 Janurary 1948

Thib is to verify your report of the reception of our station Friday, Janurary 2, 1948 from 5:00 AM to 5:13 AM EST.

we are conducting equipment tests on our new 5000 watt transmitter on 1470 kc. we appreciate the report

and the interest shown.

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Thanking you, we remain,

Yours truly,

R.A. Starr Chief Engineer.

UNITED PRESS NEWS SERVICE -:- MEMBER N.A.B.

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Mr. Norman Maguire 101 Hope Street Stamford, Conn.

Dear Mr. Maguire:-

1450 KILOCYCLES NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS 250 WATTS

» Toccoa, Georgia

June 18, 1941

Thank you for the QSL and the report of our signals. This letter is to confirm your report of the station; the times, numbers, and remarks as stated in your letter all of which checks with our log.

Our regular frequency -check period at present is from 3 to 3:15 AM, EST, the 20th of each month. If you feel free to give any remarks on future period checks, we will greatly appreciate them.

Please accept our apology for the belated reply.

Yours for good DX -ing,

RADIO STATION VEILC

Elliott N. Lindblad ENL:Bl PROGRAM DIRECTOT

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WRLC 1450 KILOCYCLES - NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS - 250 WATTS

Toccoa, Georgia

January 22, 1945

Norman L. Maguire

1210 E. Grand

Albuquerque, N. M.

Thanks very much for the excellent report on our station. This will verify

your reception on the morning of January 17, 1945.

Our regular frequency checks are held the third Wednesday in each month

from 4:05 to 4:15 AM EWT.

Curdi,a1ly yours,

Virgle E. Craig, Manager

WRQN AN AFFILIATE OF THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

Vidalia, Georgia

Dear Sir:

We regret the del in verifying your reception

of VT R Q N but due to rush of business in going on the

air we have been unable to catch up with correspondence

heretofore.

Your co:._ "u:.ication of 2 c . Y- /5 'ç

reporting reception of R Q N .from ;; Ce.,J RI7 to T ,/,/ 7i,/, on C C % $ correct.

Ft. 4t7e, SOCIiaI.L

Mgr.

RS :EC

1450 Kc O LAST MINUTE NEWS FROM THE WIRES OF UNITED PRESS O 250 WATTS

October 17, 1947

Er. Korman L. I,ia- uire 185 7illiams Street Glastonbury, Connecticut

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is to verify your report of reception of V3AV on October 15, 1947. Thank you very rauch.

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7incerely yours,

E. Thompso Chief Engineer

Selling The GREATER Georgia - Carolina Seaboard Market

50,000 WATTS CLEAR CHANNEL -FULL TIME

NBC NETWORK

LAMBDIN KAY GENERAL MANAGER

WSB The Voice of the South

RADIOPHONE BROADCASTING STATION OF

INMAN GRAY PRESIDENT

Mr. Norman Maguire, 101 Hope Street, Stamford, Conn.

Dear Mt. Maguire:

JAMES R. GRAY VICEPRE8. @ EDITOR

JOHN A. BRICE VICE-PRES. AND GEN. MANAGER

ATLANTA, GA.

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OFFICES -STUDIOS ATLANTA BILTMORE HOTEL

TRANSMITTER NEAR TUCKER, GA.

JOHN M. OUTLER, JR. ADVERTISING MANAGER

April 21, 1936.

This confirms your reception of The National Barn Dante program through WSB as indicated in your letter of April 4, and we thank you for sending such a complete and accurate report. We know the sponsor will value your comment and interest.

With best wishes, we are

Yours very truly,

THE ATLANTA JOURNAL RADIO STATION WSB

General Manager

The Journal Covers Dixie Like the Dem

g44., 514z.044 WSIZ 1310 KC. 1000 WATTS STUDIOS IN THE BROOKS BLDG.. EAST WARD ST.

P. 0. BOX 202 DOUGLAS. GEORGIA

Jan. 25, 1958

This is in answer to your very nice 1tt eii a reriult of the Minii.show that I did for t.L,

Club on the mornini; of Jan. 20th from 4:Y) till L:00 AÌ, an a verifecatioa of the fact t show was conducted as you had it

Thanks vlry much for the nice letter, 41s.d too that you enjoyed the sow, if you oioald like to then listen L cn itt

in Nashville, Tenn., Fridai ni,ht Feb. 7th, 10:15 till 11:00 CST, as that is my date to alv.)eur on the Jay USA show, until then thanks a¡ain, I remain,

Very Truly Yours,

Stacy Kelly, CA LJ, WSIZ, Dou.jas, Ga.

PHONE 887 -3136

1410 KC - 1000 WATTS

PHONE 887 -3137

SAWNEE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.

P. O. BOX 808 CUMMING, GEORGIA 30130

NORMAN L. MA G UIRE

1420 COLUMBIA DR.

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

DEAR NORMAN,

THNAKS FOR THE SIGNAL REPORT FROM ALBUQUERQUE THIS LETTER

WILL CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OW WSNE IN CUMMING, GEORGIA ON

JANUARY 13, 1964 FROM 4:00 to 4 :23 AM EST NORMAN..FOR YOUR

USE I'M ENCLOSING A RADIO GUIDE TO THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

T AKS AGAIN,

OE E. /)

/

EELER, JR.

K 4 H M B

CHIEF ENG. W S N E

ENC:

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

WWGS

1340 K C 250 W FULL TIME

GRAHAM BUILDING TIFTON, GEORGIA

18 i"larch 1947

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 185 Williams street Glastonbury, onnecticut

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your detailed letter regarding reception of test broadcast from WWGS. It is gratifying to know that our signal is getting out so well.

Your program list checks with our log.

If you are ever in the "Deep South," stop by Tifton and visit us at WWGS.

Very truly yours,

TIFTON BROADCASTING CORP.

Jeanne I. Leavitt, copy chief

1480 on Everybody's Radio!

Greater South Broadcasting Co., Inc. Suite 200, Henry Grady Building

ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA

YZE JAckson 4.3343

Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive, Ne Albuquerque, New Mexico

Be Wise ... Buy WYZE l

Wherever You Go ... There's Radio!

23 December 1957

Dear Sir:

We are pleased to verify your report of reception of our

station on December 9, 1957. We hive only recently discontinued

the early morning hours,, so that you received us at a good

time.

Our equipment consists of a new Gates BC 5 P five kilowatt

transmitter feeding a single vertical r diator with an overall height of 200 feet. The studio equipment is primarily RCA

with Rust Remote Control system in use.

Thank you for your fine report and best wishes for

continued good DX' ing.

Sincerely yours,

R. L. Leake, Chief Engineer.

"5,000 WATTS OF SELLING POWER!"