[NJARC] consoles for sale
SteveB
s.boracchia at att.net
Wed Aug 22 14:17:53 EDT 2012
I have to thin the herd. I have two complete Philco 16x consoles, one early
and one late chassis. Also have a Philco Model 112. All are easy restores
with good cabinets. No reasonable offer refused. I can deliver if not too
far.
Thanks,
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Lee" <thomas_v_lee at hotmail.com>
To: "NJARC" <njarc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2012 4:11 PM
Subject: [NJARC] Radio history made on this date in 1920
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>From History Channel Club
Rivalries
among radio stations are the stuff of legend, and they go right to the
very first days of the medium. In this case: Who was first?
Pittsburgh's KDKA
has long laid claim to the title of the "world's first commercially
licensed radio station," going on the air for the first time on Nov. 2,
1920. But some 10 weeks earlier—on this day in 1920—Detroit's
"8MK"—known today as WWJ—began broadcasting from the offices of the Detroit
News.
That
first broadcast
consisted of announcer Frank Edwards giving the station's call letters,
two songs, and a rendition of "Taps" played by a member of the
advertising department of the Detroit News.
Today, WWJ (950 AM)
is all-news all the time serving Detroit and environs, while KDKA (1020
AM) is Pittsburgh's main "talk radio" outlet. And coincidentally, both
stations are CBS network affiliates—so, arguably, partners after all.
And when nighttime conditions are just right, both can be heard almost
all around the nation.
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