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September 21, 1954

Mr. Norman L. Maguire

1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This letter is verification of your

reception of Radio Station KABC, 790 kilo-

cycles, September 5th, 1954.

Thank you for writing us and we hope

you will continue to receive our signal.

JM/mas

Sincerely,

Jacki,Méyers ?roduction Mager

ern Division

A D I V I S I O N O F A M E R I C A N B R O A D C A S T I N G P A R A M O U N T T H E A T R E S , I N C .

Ji' SAN FRANCISCO

d 41, w. r THE McLENDON STATION FOR SAN FRANCISCO

P.O. BOX 2461 SAN FRANCISCO 26, CALIF. YUKON 2 -7822

DIAL 960

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

November 12, 1959

KABL -Music is pleased to verify your report of reception November 2, 1959,

beginning at 0133 AM

It may be of interest to you that KABL -Music received authorization and began using the present call letters on May 11, 1959. In conjunction with

the change in call letters, there was a rejuvenation of programming,

resulting in "GOOD MUSIC" for an ever -increasing audience, which we are glad includes you.

Our transmitter is a one -kilowatt Collins Model 20 T, operating into a

single tower non -directional antenna. The transmitter site is on a small island at the west (Oakland) end of the "BayBridge." The studios are

located in central Oakland at 464 19th Street, and are functioning 24 hours

each day.

If in the future you are visiting Oakland, feel welcome to view the studio facilities that comprise KABL- Music, THE MEASURE OF QUALITY MUSIC.

Musically yours,

Howard Immecus Chief Engineer

KABL Music

HI:js

GENERAL OFFICE P. O. Box 1520

OXNARD, CALIFORNIA

12/6/65

MR. NORMAN MAGUIRE:

KACY RADIO S A N T A B A R B A R A

V E N T U R A- O X N A R D

OXNARD - PH. 488 -1013 VENTURA - PH. 642 -4576

SANTA BARBARA - PH. 962 -1113

Thank you for your response to our test broadcast and please accept this letter as a verification of your reception. luring the test period, K :CY was operating on ten thousand watts full power, day pattern. Normal nighttime operation is at one thousand watts, night pattern.

KACY is a ten thousand watt station utilising a four tower directional system, broadcasting from six am to midnight Sunday through Thursday and programing 21: hours on weekends. KACY is the pulse rated number one station in the Ventura, Santa i3arbara area with coverage extending From the San Fernando Valley tri Santa Maria. The KACY format is top forty (or in out case top 15 and 90) ''i th hour end half hour news. Air personalities include Lac Richards, John Peters, Dick Haskey, Dan nhse, Rick Hammond, BillSommars, and myself.

ítgain, thank you for your response; and if any additional information is required, please drop m° a line and I ' l l be happy to reply.

You!4s tu', fe7

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March 11, 1951

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

Dear Sir:

PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA

This is to confirm your recent letter reporting the reception of this station on the morning of February 19, 1951, from 1:08 to 1:26 A.M. PST. Aeheck of our station log shows your report to be a very accurate one.

Your report is especially appreciated in that several new tubes had be put in the rf section as well as new modulator tubes and it certainly is nice to know that after that was done the transmitter was performing well enough to be received by you in Albuquerque.

The transmitter here is a sates 250 watter using an 807 xtal oscillator, 813 buffer and a pair of 810's in parallel as final rf amplifiers. The final is modulated by a pair of 810's in push pull operating class B.

I want to thank you very much for your fine letter and report on this station and I hope that sore day when I get my ham rig back on the air we can have a good old fashioned Ç,S0. My call letters are W6IGA.

1490 KC.

73,

Edward N. Alcala, (Y e IGA)

Acting Chief Engineer

PETALUMA BROADCASTERS, INC. 250 WATTS

AM 1300 KC

Telephone RYan 1 -7641

Pasadena 8, _ California

.o'ebrual 17, 19e', ,

Mr. Norman L. Mac'uire, VV¡?+ in 1;311 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mryx_co

FM

98.3 MC

800 Sierra Madre Villa Ave.

Dear 1 r. 1Iacuire:

In answer to your letter of February 3, 1949, we wish. tc confirm your retort of February , 1949.

Thank you for your report and interest.

Vey truly yours,

BL/n b

Ben Leff U Chief Engineer

ATIONS K A S K AM on 1510, FM on 93.5

P. O. Box 593, Ontario, California

Phone YUkon 2 -8888

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

Dear Norman,

This is to verify your reception report of KASK RADIO in

Ontario, California.

We are happy that you enjoyed the program.

KASK is owned and operated by The Daily Report Newspaper.

KASK am....1000 watts

KASK fm....1000 watts

Thanking you for your interest, I am

Sincerely yours,___ .-.-

Allen Pierce Program director

ANTELOPE BROADCASTING CU., INC..- P. O. BOX 1192 1340 KC 11 A V L 250 W.


Dear Mr. Maguire:

LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA

Januarys, 1951

Thank you for report on our broadcast of

January 17. We were on the air at that time and can

verify your report.

Thank you for the letter and your interest in

station KAVL.

HLCfpc

Yours very truly,

Herbert L. Comstock Commercial Manager

ANIMOPI BROADCASTING CO., RC. PHONE WHITEHALL 2 -1121 610 KC KAVL woo W Day P.O. BOX 1192

500 W Night LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We were very happy to receive ypur repott of reception of KAVL in Albuquerque, as

we have been on 610KC only about a month.The station operates with a directional

antenna both day and night,our night pattern favoring your direction,while the major

lobe of the day pattern passes through Las Vegas ,Nevada,Approximately.Thanks again for

your interest, and good hunting.

C.W.Pendergraft,Chief Engineer.

W6LVR

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Jan 22 -60 Modesto, Calif.

Dear Mr Maguire, ,

I am returning youRletter with notes included. Thank you for writing us.

The station you heard at I0:50 PIZ Jan I8 was KBEE. We operate AM on 970 KC at I K'" and FM at I03.3 MC at II.5 KW ERP.

In the oast we have had letters from Texas and in one instance from Mass.; Nowe/ver these are rare cases.

We are credited with being one of the first stero broadcasting stations in the country and as being the first to broadcast stereo discs and remote stereo broádcasting.

73

Albert Schneider Ch Engr

M c C L A T C H Y B R O A D C A S T I N G C O M P A N Y

KFBK SACRAMENTO KMJ FRESNO KOH RENO KBEE MODESTO KERN BAKERSFIELD

K1000 WATTS 900 KILOCYCLES

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DEAR MR. MAGUIRE:

John Poole Broadcasting Company OFFICE: 857 VAN NESS AVENUE

FRESNO. CALIFORNIA PHONE: AM 6 -0791

OCT.22,1957

PLEASE ACCEPT THIS AS CONFIRMATION OF YOUR REPORT ON OUR

SIGNAL 10/16/57 WHILE WE WERE ONTHEAIR WITH A TESL SIGNAL.

YOUR REPORT IS CORRECT AS WRITTEN.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IT WAS A PLEASURE HEARING FROM YOU.

BEST REGARDS,

BOB LOVE chief engineer

10,000 WATTS 740 KILOCYCLES

Norman L. Maguire 434 Flapie Street N. E. Alburquerque, New Mex.

John Poole Broadcasting Company AVALON, CALIF. PHONE 300 GENERAL OFFICES: 6540 SUNSET BOULEVARD

HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIFORNIA HEMPSTEAD 3205

November 19, 1952

Avalon, Calif.

Dear Aoraan:

Recieved your letter of Nov. 8, 1952, And we are

ha7py to verify your log of that same day.

Thank you for your intrest....

Most Sincerely,

Judson Edwards Engineering Supervisor

JE;bk

K 13 IS TELEPHONE 4-6093 K M rA R 970 KC. - 1000 WATTS CH. 223 - 92.5 MGS.

MARMAT ßROADCrASTING COMPANY

957 OAK STREET . BAKERSFIELD. CALIFORNIA

October 10, 1951

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 434 North Maple St., Albuequerque, NewMexico

Dear Sir:

Zee are glad to acknowledge your

reception report on our "Night Owl" program

which was running from 12 :00 to 5:00 AM

on September 19th, and your program details

were correct.

Thanking you for your interest,

Very truly yours,

MARMAT BROADCASTING CU.

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KBLA Wie 7/«ce ate Sarz ?Jail, General Offices 11516 OXNARD STREET

Norman L. Maguire 434 Maple street NE Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dear T1 orman :

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA SUnset 2 -1195 STanley 7 -3699

Jan. 10, 1953

Gee I'm sorry I answered your earlier report and I don't know what could have happened to it. This will sereve as an acknowledgement of your reception report of Sept. 25, 1952.

The management is pleased to receive such reports at any time and if ytu should happen to tune in again we would appreciate it if you send any further reports.

Thanking you very much, we are

very truly yours Station /BLA

R. E. Skies Jheif Engineer.

KlitA 1490 ON YOUR DIAL Jhe Voice o/ the San ..íernanao C/af(e y

General Offices 11516 OXNARD STREET

Hi '.torm,

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA SUnset 2 -1195 STanley 7 -3619

March 9, 1956

hank you for your reception report of our special DX program on February 20, 1956. Your report is correct and this letter will verify your reception of ZBi,i,.

We are a full -time station operating with a power of 250 watts.

With best wishes to you and your DX hobby, we are,

Radio station 106L

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MANAGER

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TREMONT HOTEL Telephones 880 - 881 RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA

March 9, 1953

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

Dear Mr, Maguire:

Just a few lines to thank you for your

verification of the reception of this station

on March 4, 1953 at 2:12 A.M. Your reply

and nice report was much appreciated.

PK:bs

Sincerely,

Patricia Kracaw, Pro. Dir. Radio Station K B L F Red Bluff, California

RAD/0 STATION HEIM COALINGA, CALIF. JAN. 8,1952

NORMAN L. MOIRE 1}31} BORTE MAPLE ALàIIQUERQU, NA.

DEAR MR. MAGERS,

TRW LETTER TO VERIFY YOUR AECIPTIo at Kw( ON NOVEMBER 26, 1951. AT THAT TIME

RE WERE COwmeTING FRIONEXCY CHECK WITH T RADIO IN LOS ANGELES. YOURS IS ONLY ONE OF THE MANY REPORTS WE RECEIVE) FROM TARIONS PARTS CF TEE CODNTRY AN) WE DO APPRECIATE THE DX REPORST. TEAM YON VERY MICH FOR YOU REPCRT.

SINCBREXY TOGAS

DON DANIELS MEP' EWE. AUX COALINGA, CALIF.

KCBS COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC.

OF CALIFORNIA

PALACE HOTEL, SAN 1 RANCISCO 5, CAL.

EXBROOK 2-3233

May 10, 1949


Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your report of KCBS reception on April 30, 1949 from 11:15 to 12 Midnight PST.

This has been checked with the station log and is hereby verified. Your comments on our signal in Albuquerque are interesting and are appreciated.

Very truly yours,

Stella Bianco

Represented by RADIO SALES NEW YORK CHICAGO LOS ANGELES DETROIT SAN FRANCISCO MEMPHIS

THE BIG 1000 WATTS

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BOX 112

January 24, 1961 INDIO, CALIFORNIA

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter dated January 16,

1961, reporting details of your reception of our station "test" on January 16, 1961 from 12:30 to 12:46 A.M.

We wish to thank you for your cooperation with us in making this report.

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Ve. , 1 r yours,

E: Sta % es General P nager

RADIO STATION K C K C,

770 Mill Street, San Bernardino, Calif.

February 2, 1960.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We receive the usual run of reception reports from New Zealand

and from relatively distant points both north and south of San

Bernardino, but we were indeed pleased and surprised to receive

your reception report...from a point so far east!

I am exclamatory about, "...so far east" because after sundown

K C K C switches to a two -tower directional pattern, intensity

emphasis being approximately northeast and southwest of here.

I think therefore it is nothing short of phenombnal that you should

have heard us even weakly.

As you have probably learned from your copy of White's Radio Log,

we are 500 watts, day and night. Transmitter is an RCA a little over

a year old. Unfortunately, I am not able to communicate with you

on a strictly technical basis since I am Program Director, not Chief

Engineer. Our engineering servicing is done on a consulting basis

so we have no full -time C hief, as such.

In the next six months or so we contemplate going 5,000 watts and

would appreciate any further information you might be able to furnish

regarding reception in Albequerque. Incidentally, your list of our

programming and announcements is exactly correct.

Several years ago I spent a brief period as an announcer at KRSN,

Los Alamos. Didn't care for the "penal" atmosphere in Los Alamos,

but liked your town very, very much.

On behalf of everyone here at K C K C, thank you for your most welcome

letter. Very Truly Yours,

David ,Skannoñ.

PALM SPRINGS BROADCASTING CO. 1340 KC. 250 W. P.O. BOX KK, PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA

March 1, 1951

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

Dear Mr. Maguire,

This is to confirm your DX report regarding reception of our signal on February 12, 1951. Your listing of our program content agrees essentialy with our program log of that date.

What you heard was our regular monthly frequency frequency check, which is held on the second Monday of each month from 12:30 AM PST until we receive confirmation from T 8 T Radio in Long Beach, California.

Congratulations on receiving our not too powerful signal, and best of luck in the future with your DX'ing.

Sincerely

William J. McGuckin Ass't Chief Engineer

KCNO 570 KCS - I KILOWATT

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LAKEVIEW, OREGON This is to confirm your report of reception of KCNO's special test program on Feb.1,1954. Many thanks for that fine report from Albuquerque. cntr here-80=1=F Gates Tower 320'

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22,546 People

6,790 Homes

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Most of these folks have daytime radio

eception for the first time with KCNO. More than half of them are reached by

NO OTHER DAILY ADVERTISING 'AEDIUM.

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K C N O LAND leads the West in production of BEEF - More cattle than people.

POTATOES - The rich Klamath Basin.

ALSIKE and HENJCHEN BARLEY

KCNO A MIGHTY 1000 WATTS ON 570 KCS. DAYTIME

P. O. Box 207, Alturas, California Telephone 2531

Rowland N. Dow, President Philip N. Good, Vice Pres.-General Manager Dorwin Dodds, Lakeview Manager - Telephone 4551 Lakeview Studios 17 South G Street, Lakeview, Oregon

Represented Nationally By F O R J O E AN D CO. INC. San Francisco Los Angles - Chicago - New York - Atlanta

K C R A'G. CALIFORNIA STATE LIFE BUILDING * SACRAMENTO 14, CALIFORNIA

April 7th, 1949

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is a belated acknowledgement of your report of reception of our DX program on January 7th of this year. This letter will serve as verification of your reception.

We appreciate your interest and wish to thank you for sending along this report.

Sincerely,

\4).!0JSJ-k

Howard J. Smiley, Station Manager.

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AFFILIATE

11 ) i3 Del Ndte Broadcasting Company

P. O. Box 577 PHONE 3061

CRESCENT CITY,; CALIFORNIA

April 23, 1951

Yr. Norman L. Magu ±re 434 North Piaule atreet Albuquerque, New :Mexico

Dear Mir. Maguire:

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`je wish to extend our thanks for your report of our reception

in Albuquerque, and a check of our log for the period you

indicated shows the report to be correct.

'Je're operating with all new 6-eneral Llectric equipment and

have been in operation exactly two months.

Again many thanks'for the report and please be sure to drop in

4and °visit thé station if you are in the Redwood moire.

PB:b

Cordially yours,

S&AVM Peggy Burke

RADIO MENDOCINO 1230 KILOCYCLES

Meøidacüia C i &oadc&Ie4s FORT BRAGG, CALIFORNIA

2100 EAST OAK STREET February 21, 1951 TELEPHONE 822 823

Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire,

Thank you for your report of reception of our station on February 12, 1951. Your report is quite accurate and precise.

KDAC transmits from a four -hundred foot vertical tower located in Fort Bragg, about one mile from the Pacific Ocean. Power output is 250 watts, using Collins equipt- ment throughout.

Your report of reception is greatly appreciated; your city will be indicated on our reception map. Should you monitor our station during a subsequent test, especially during the summer months, we would be indeed pleased to hear from you again.

With best wishes for your continued DX success I remain

Sincerly yours,

Craig N. Smith Chief Engineer

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"THE MENDOCINO COAST'S OWN STATION"

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March 3, 1958

Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive N. E. Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Norm,

This is a verification of your reception of a frequency check from KDES at 12 :36 to 12 :45 A.M.,P.3.T. on January 20, 195g.

Sorry you couldn't tune in on the morning of the DX. '.fie had lots of fun putting the program on the air.

We receiìred 50 reports including 4 telephone calls so we are busy writing out all these verifications.

It was nice meeting you folks at Ponca City last September. Greetings to all the Maguires from the Bisses..

Sincerely,

KFAX Newsradio

ARGONAUT BROADCASTING CO. 147(1 PINE Sl'R[4P7'P SAN FRANCISCO 9 CALIFORNIA 'l'olophont ORdwap a-I14ri

August 22, 1960

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive N. E. Albuquerque, New Mèxico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will verify your reception of KFAX between 10 and 10:29 p.m. PDT on August 15.

I was interested to know that you could get KFAX in Albuquerque, even though you had some interference.

S inncerely yours,

( 7744 Roger Roberts Chief Engineer

RR ms

KFI 640 KC.

NBC RED NETWORK

4.610

FAIRFAx 2121

141 NORTH VERMONT AVENUE L O S A N G E L E S C A L I F O R N I A

March 20, 1944

Mro Norman L. Maguire 626 No. Girard Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

KECA 790 KC.

NBC BLUE NETWORK

Thank you for your recent letter reporting reception of KFI's auxiliary transmitter, which is correct. We are glad to know that the old standby still reaches out on occasion.

Enclosed please find verification stamp.

Yours ver

KFI- a C. Ant , Inc.- ECA per C. W. Seamans

MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS

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Modesto, California

CALL LAmbert 4 -1360 WRITE P.O. Box 1360

DIAL KFIV at 1360

27 December 1957


Dear Norman;

Thanks very much for your letter of 16 December 57, in which you report reception of KFIV in Albuquerque.

Normally, KXOL would serve to interfere with us to such a degree that reception in your area would be difficult, if not impossible. However, we sometimes shift over to our daytime (non- directional) antenna while performing various "off- the -air" tests, and this would bring us in with strength such as you mention in your letter.

I suppose you know that we were KMOD until last May, at which time we underwent a change in ownership, picking up our new call in the process. Otherwise, all facilities are the same.

Your report is essentially correct, and we hope you will accept this letter as proof of your reception of KFIV.

le;njm

ery truly,

MEL FREEDMAN Chief Engineer

W O R C E S T E R B R O A D C A S T I N G C O R P O R A T I O N

1375 Pacific Highway Phone Main 21 1 4 PACIFIC SQUARE STUDIOS SAN DIEGO 1, CALIFORNIA

Dacember 21, 1943

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is verification of your reception from 11:00 to 11:30 P.M. Pacific War Time on December 8, 1943

Thank you for your interest in our station.

Yours very truly

Q.e Charles A. Coop: Chief Engineer

O N T H E H A R B O R O F T H E S U N

A FULL TIME STATION 100% MODULATION

1280 KILOCYCLES 1000 WATTS

PHONE 672 -81 KFOX

Tiff IIAL HICUOIS STATION NICHOLS & WARINNER, INC.

220 EAST ANAHEIM ST.

LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA

February 26, 1943

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

HAL NICHOLS President - Manager

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO

K F O X

Oh gee whiz, look at the date. Here it is February and you wrote your DX report in November. The DX files were turned over to me not long ago, so maybe, could you forgive the delay?

Checking back in the November log for the information you sent, I find that on the night of the 7th you heard us from 8 :30 to 9 :30 PM. The programs included a remote broadcast of a County Barn Dance, 8 :30 -9; the Church of Christ broadcast, 9 -9 :15; and a newscast, 9 :15 -30.

It was grand of you to write. Do it again and happy listening.

Sincerely,

C ti ui ty

T'? Ft 'J IL l Fresno

1Ïorman L. ì.-.aguire

600 N. Uriversity K1buc uer ,ue

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I ari very Pleased to rive you a verification of your report on recention of =RE, in Fresno, on 1340 kc .

tour report was very complete and easy to checl-.

Thanks main. .Je are always r-1ad to hear from listeners ,rLo are in distant Plsces.

3incérely,

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FAMILY RADIO NETWORK

FAMILY STATIONS, INC. 447 East First Street

Long Beach, California 90802

September 5, 1979

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 6105 Del Campo Place NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109

Dear Mr. Maguire,

Thank you for the reception- report you sent us. Because my reply to you has been delayed, I am enclosing a copy of the letter you sent to us on Jum 7 regarding our programming on June 6.

Thank you again for taking the time to send this report to us. It is indeed helpful.

Again, forgive me please for the long delay in response to your gracious letter.

Thank you,

Frederick C. Whiteman Manager

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March 26, 1942

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 600 N. University, Albuf uer.:lue, .4ew .Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We are pleased to verify your reception of KFSD as indicated in your communication of March 7th.

Yours very truly,

AIREAN RADIO CORPOFATIOV, LTD.

Leah McMahon, Program Director.

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DON LEE BROADCASTING SYSTEM

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM 512 FIFTH STREET

SAN BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA

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600 Nortb University Albuquerue, ivew.Le_ico

Dear it-4r:

This vill acnow1ed,2.e recei-t of your poE,t card of DeceTnber 17,sttin, t:.at you litned to t.S ta-Oon on DecaLabe-,-

5th and 1.i.v.inL; -oortons Of ttnnounceidents broaC.cast and titles of selections plyed on that day over tMs station.

You may consiler this letter as an absolute ver:ficatton of your recetion of h_F,L, on t'-[e aforecl_erV_one date.

e, wish to cT':112-Aulf.te you on -:011T

suc ess in this

Very truly yars,

LL __)-11.)Lii

DON LEE Golden Group

K H J LOS ANGELES

KFRC SAN FRANCISCO

KGB SAN DIEGO

K D B SANTA BARBARA

I<PMC BAKERSFIELD

KFXM SAN BERNARDINO

KG DM STOCKTON

MOON MONTEREY

KVOE SANTA ANA

KXO EL CENTRO

DON LEE BROADCASTING SYSTEM AFFILIATED WITH

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

1012 FIRST AVENUE

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

Greetingsi

Thank you for your recent communication notifying us that you had heard our station. It is with pleasure that we verify your reception.

KGB is constantly receiving DX letters from all parts of the world and it is gratifying to know of this friendly audience.

We wish you the best of DX luck.

Cordially,


Verified

Program Direc or KG

: W. Fuller fanage r KGB

[LI . STATION 0

//fO kcS.

PEFFER BUILDING STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 5000 WATTS AFFILIATED WITH THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM

November 12, 1943

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

Dear Sir:

This will verify your receiption of broadcasting from KGDM on November 3rd. We have checked your items and find them correct.

Yours very truly,

Radio Station KGDM by

es

"COVERAGE WHERE IT COUNTS"

HOTEL EL TEJON BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA FAIRVIEW 7 -3587

November 21, 1958

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

Dear Sir:

This is to confirm your letter of October 20, 1958, as to you receiving K-GEE Radio Station on your receiver, and we are very sorry we have taken so long in answering, but our staff has been very rushed for the past two months, but we hope this will be of help to you.

Parts of your report was right, and other parts must have been from another station. We have the K-Gee newsreel from 6:00 -6:30 in the evening, and then a three hour program of unenteruptdd music, called "MUSIC AFTER HOURS ", this has only the station ID.

We have the one -minute news service from K -GEE, (the number is

F Airview 7 -5511) .

Your report was of interest to the station, as we like to 'dear

just how far our station reaches. You are also to be conFradulated, as our station is only 250 watts, but the top rated radio station in Bakersfield, which we are very proud of.

TB:ph

Sincerely yours,

Thad Buckley, Program Director

Post Office Box 444 Tulare, California 93274 Phone (209) 686 -340ó

The Big audience percent in Central California

February 5, 1979

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 6105 Del Campo Place NE Albuquerque, NM 87109

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is to confirm your letter reporting

reception of our station's signal dated January 26, 1979. It was a real pleasure to

hear from you. Our pre- sunrise power is 365

watts at 1370 Khz. Our station is a daytime country format station.

Thank you for your letter.

Sincerely yours,

PAPP . TRONICS, INC.

Craig ury Engineer

Owned by PAPPAS ELECTRONICS. INC.

BEN S. McGLASHAN.OwNER

THE TWENTY FOUR HOUR STATION PROSPECT 2434

1417 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA

December 19, 1940

Mr. Norman L. L aguire

620 North University Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

We are in receipt of your card setting forth proof of your

reception of KGFJ on December 15th, 1940.

Upon checking our log we find that the selections etc.,

mentioned in your report were broadcast from this station

on the date and at the time mentioned by you.

HDH/m

Very truly yours,

249.9 METERS 1200 K.C.

Radio Station K G F J

H. DUKE HANCOCK Asst.Mgr.

KGFN 1400 KILOCYCLES

'49er Broadcasting Company

Grass Valley- Nevada City, California P. O. Box 924

Phone 1100 Grass Valley, Calif.

Novemttr 18, 1947

Mr. Norman Maguire

434 North Maple

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Deer Mr. Maguire:

We wish to thank you fcr the verification cf recaption cf KGFN on 1400 kilocycles, 2.50 watts power, on

November 9, 1947.

in checkin, our logs we found your report to be correct. KGFN has been on the air since about June 20, 1917.

We wish to thank you for your interest and trouble.

Yours truly

RADIO STATION KUFN

mes L. Smith Chief Engineer

JLS:jb

KG MS

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

Dear ''lr. Maguire:

1000 WATTS

1380 K.C.

Phone HU 1 -3133

HOTEL SENATOR, SACRAMENTO, CALIF.

February 4, 1957

This letter will verify your report of reception of Radio Station KGiiS on January 29, 1957.

KGMS was under testing, proving a three tower directional array consisting of three 180 foot guide towers. The transmitter is located at Garden Highway and El Centro Road which is about four miles Northwest of Sacramento. The antenna system is also located there. Our regularly scheduled frequency checks are conducted with RCA at Point Reys, California.

At the present time we are on the air full time around the dock. We began our 24 hour a day operation Sunday, February 3. Up to that time we were a day time only station.

Thank you very much for your interest.

Very, truly yours,

LO Al. EDWARDS Chie Engineer

LZE:kd

KGST... FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 1018 BROADWAY .:. Telephone 4 -5905

CHAS. P. SCOTT, Manager loCC `;fJATTS 1600 KC

FRESNO'S INDEPENDENT STATION

Jan. 26th, 1949.

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This letter is your verification of reception from KGST, Jan. 23rd, 1949.

Your report was very helpful and I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your trouble.

CPS /s

Very truly yours

Chas Ctt/ M K

OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE BAKER BROADCASTING COMPANY

1 v I 1190 K 11.001"CLH S

VALLEJO, CALIF. PHONE 3 -3667

December 26, 1947


Dear Sir:

This is to verify your report of reception of radio station KGYW on November 28th, 1947 frail 1:10 AM to 1:30 AM P.S.T.

Thank you very much for your fine report.

Yours ver

K0:r1

-en Fief Engineer

T11F. V011'H 0 F VALI, H:.1//

. there's a hum at the top of your dial .. .

RAD I O S TAT I O N

Liberty 5 -1881 Santa Rosa, Calif.

February 1, 1962



Dear Mr. Maguire:

After checking through our log of this day, January 11, 1962,

we would like to confirm that our program log coincides with your

report.

vVe would like to thank you for your letter, and invite you to visit our station if you are ever in this area.

Respectfully,

Fred Bevill Chief Engineer

(4,-Lee

FB:PK

MAIN STUDIOS LOCATED POOLSIDE AT THE EL RANCHO - - - 2200 SANTA ROSA AVENUE

RADIO KEY FOR INYO -MONO, BISHOP AND SOUTHEASTERN SIERRAS

OWNED AND OPERATED BY

INYO BROADCASTING CO.

RENO 164ní.

LAKE CROWLEY

MAMMOTH LAKES

cam ? BISHOP

SABRINA

BIG PINE GIAV P INDEPENDENCE

LONE PINE

LOS ANGELES ZIO MI.

Fulltime

250 Watts

1230 on the dial

TELEPHONE 4411

ROUTE I, BOX 28

BISHOP, CALIFORNIA

25 OCTOBER L953

':rt. NORMAN L. MAGUIRE 434 MAPLE STREET NE ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

DEAR SIR:

REFERENCE TO YOUR LETTER OF OCTOBER 19TH., THANKS VERY MUCH FOR Y UR REPORT. WE APPREC- IATE I T VERY MUCH.

YOUR PROGRAM RETAIL IS CORRECT AS LISTED.

OUR STATION IS NOT VERY BIG IN SIZE SINCE I T OPERATES ON 250 WATTS OF POWER BUT TO BE HEARD IN NEW MEXICO CERTAINLY IS PROOF THAT WE ARE REACHING OUT.

OUR USUAL FREQUENCY CHECK IS THE 1ST AND 3RD MONDAY MORNING OF EACH MONTH.

AGAIN MAY WE EXPRESS OUR THANKS FOR YOUR REPORT.

YO '_ TRULY,

EMENT CHIEF ENGINEER

FULL TIME eso WATTS

/y9a/(4

P. O. Box 786

KICO RADIO STATION

CALEXICO, CALIFORNIA

.z&tz

CHARLES R. LOVE Owner - Manager

/3i /7f fz

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Telephone 918

Owned and Operated by CANNON SYSTEM, Ltd. David H. Cannon, Pres. L. W. Peters, Gen. Mgr. KIEV

R01, Co-o N

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QJC.Crn g.1, Q, 9,C. Q

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The Choice Spot 870 on the Dial Glendale: Citrus 1 -1133 Los Angeles: Chapman 3 -2388

Hotel Glendale 102 North Glendale Avenue

GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA

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C ue. a,,.e .. GIS Idt-,5 cLc

azJ (1)A 414 Vr Ye", kill 3, c

c.G-J cL,,,, CviaL, 8 :/5j 8: ,Zs h (PO) I rIA a, J 7

,J 6, ill 161,

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tcu, a: Q . te. K.- 4 . -ked

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Owned and Operated by CANNON SYSTEM, Ltd. David H. Cannon, Pres. L. W. Peters, Gen. Mgr. KIEV

Norman L. Maguire 1210 E. Grand Albuquerque, N.M.

February 7, 1945

The Choice Spot 870 on the Dial Glendale: Citrus I -1133 Los Angeles: CHapman 5 -2388

Notei Glendale 102 North Glendale Avenue

GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA

Dear Sir:

This letter will verify your reception of KIEV 8 :00 - 8:15 A.M.

on the morning of January 25th. Thank you very much for your report.

Yours very 1truly

Leland q'istaf son Chief Engineer

Ol RADIO

850 East Williams Street Barstow, California Telephone CLinton 6 -2175

Dial 1310 500 Watts

December 14, 1960


Dear Sir:

HENRY R. PHIPPS

JACK F. WHITE

In response to your very nice letter of December 12th, we hereby confirm your reception of our test transmission on that date.

Thank you very much for your report. It was of great interest to us and we sincerely appreciate your writing to us.

Very truly yours,

KIOT RADIO

v V Y , (/

Henry R. Phipps, Owner

ERP/es

KIQ GLENN COUNTY BROADCASTERS - 1560 K.C.

The IQ Station for the Sacramento Valley Westside

January 19, 1962

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

Dear Norman:

It is a pleasure to acknowledge your reception report of January 15

and I take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for your interest in klQs ( "kicks'), Willows, California.

Willows Hotel Willows, California WEllington 4 -4654

For your information, klQs operates with a power of 250 watts from sunrise to sunset. Transmitter: RCA, 250 watts. Antenna: non - directional, vertical, 145 feet high. Ground System: 120 radials, 160 feet long. Ground Conductivity: Very high in this area. We are located in the Valley of the Sacramento River and the surrounding terrane is extremely Hal in all directions for at least 20 miles. We went on the air officially, December 29, 1961.

Again, thank you very much for your encouraging report and for taking the time to write to klQs.

Our best wishes to you 7For a very Happy and Fruitful 1962.

Sincerely,

)) c&f4 . )?tfttub (Walter D. Stewart) Chief Engineer

"Radio KIQS on 156"

RADIO KIST SANTA BARBARA CALIFORNIA

Harry C. Butcher F3 Staff B A L B O A B U I L D I N G

TELEPHONE 3981 TWX S BAR 7389

February 25, I94$


Dear Mr. Maguire,

I have recently taken over as Chief Engineer here at KIST and I see we have a heard letter from you :.hich hasn't been answered.

Ihope the following is satisfactory in answer to your letter.

Thiswill verify that Norman L. Maguire was able to hear and copy the signals of KIST, Santa Barbara, California between 0134 and 0145 AM on January 19, 194$.

Thank you for your letter, Mr. Maguire. I am,

Yours Most Sincerely,

Stanley C. Saueressig Chief Engineer, KIST

AFFILIATED WITH NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY 1340 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS

Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maille Albuquerque, New 1`exico

1290 IfaC OFFICE AND STUDIOS 569 FOURTH ST.

SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

4 SHN BERMARDIH f

29 November 1950

; BED(AN05

Thank you wyr,y much for T;ur or tf'10 reos-Y:A:m c7;:

signals on 24 November= '50 ;,.ia;12:15 AF.: Pacific Standard í:fklïc..

Please accept this as veri$ioa`cion or your repor4.a

auch reports are of gxeat benefit to and are r3l;-ayr grate-

fully received.

Very truly yours,

Richard G, it Chief Engineer

(W6PQL)

1470 PINE STREET S A N F R A N C I S C O

ORdway 4148

KJBS

March 27, 1939

Norman L. Maguire Room 211, Sec. IIA Richard's House Lehigh University Bethlehem, Pa.

Dear Radio Friend:

Member Station NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM

May we take this opportunity to thank you for your recent communication, and at the same time . verify your reception of station KJBS as noted below.

Station KJBS is a 500 watt station broadcasting a continuous program every day of the year from 10:00 P.M. to Local Sunset, Pacific Standard Time, on a frequency of 1070 Kilocycles.

Thanking you again, we remain

Very truly yours

RADIO STATION KJBS

Traffic Department

RECEPTION VERIFIED

DATE 3 -19 -39

TI MF 2:22 - 2:3b AM EST

CONTINUITY CLIENT

BROADCAST

119 E Eceçuia Street Visalia, Calif.

Norman L. Maguire 434 Maple street '.lbu: uer., ue, New B:exico.

Dear sir:

Received your letter dated Jan 24, and I am very sorry I am

just getting around to answer it but, it was mislaied and I

just run across it again.

You were very right about the whole program and, we certainly

like to hear from y)u fellows.

Our test period is the fourth monday of every month 1.15`2 PST

to 1 :30.M PST

The rig here is a composite deal with 805's in the fihal

modulated with a F #4r of 805's the antenna is a verticle dipole

185' series feed.

Well thats about all the dope on the station here, so will close

heres wish you continued good listening.

Thanks

You1's truly

Signed F. Hughes ::ngr in charge

570 ON YOUR DIAL HILLSIDE 1161

K L A C 1000 CAHUENDA BLVD. HOLLYWOOD 313, CALIF.

February 3, 1947

Norman L. Maguire 185 Williams Street Glastonbury, Conn.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Your reception report of KLAC from 10:30 pm to 10:50 pm, PST, November 17, 1946, has been verified.

You may be interested to know that KLAC transmitters are located in the heart of Hollywood, on the site of the old Cahuenga River bed. The ground signal is exceptionally strong and covers Southern California with almost perfect reception, from the Tehachapi Mountains on the north, well into Mexico on the south.

We receive numerous letters from all over the United States, islands in the Central and South Pacific and from the sea, telling of the clarity of reception of KLAC programs.

Thank you for writing to us.

Cordially yours,

Don %J! Fe derson y -,

General anager

DJF:ep

s-so lcc.t o hw

1

1000 WATTS 880 KILO. OWNED AND OPERATED 12Y

Tribune Building Company OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

January 23, 194 7.

Mr. 'o rm: n L. Maguire 101 Hope Street Stamford, Conn.

Dear Mr .Maguire:

This will acknowledge your kind letter of recent date, telling of your reception of lax program December 26th, 1940 from 9 :12 to 9:25p.m.(P.S.T.)

?'e are happy to verify this reception as correct with our log for that evening and am attaching herewith our EE LO verification stump for your collection.

Thank you for this very kind interest and we trust that you will dial us again, as it is always a pleasure to hear from our Eastern friends.

CL:h enc.

Cordially yours,

ß,há rues L , Program Directo

1420 Columbia Drive N^ Albuquerque, New Mexico October 11, 1960

Chief Engineer Radio Station KLYD Bakersfield, California

Dear Sir:

I had the n Leasure of tuning your station, KLYD, this morning while you were conducting a test transmission on 1350 kilocycles. I would like to receive a verification of my reception of KLYD if this report agr- es with your station log.

Program details: Pacific Standard Time

0252 A.M. Medley of selections, continuous, no announcements. 0258 Unannounced change of selection. 0303 Applause. ".... Fats Domino was the leader." Fats

Domino selection. -Appeared to have been a recorded program i nclud ing the announcement.

0306 "This is KLYD in Bakersfield, "alifornia. ge have been modulating with tone and music. We have been on the air for test purposes only. KLYD now leaves the air."

Your signals were R5, S8 -9. There was considerable static and slight fading. There was light background interference from other stations on the frequency. The weather was partly 2vercast with the temperature about 45% My receiver was a Hammarlund HQ -129K using an 80 -foot North -South antenna.

A

Hope that this report may be of interest to you and your staff and that I may have the pleasure of receiving a confirmation of my reception of YLYD. Thank you very much.

C iCí. /

»_c ee C

CO-

(7:-criA-0

Yours truly, e... e u No . ñ L. Ma g

,V5N17 ,

CQ . -

AFFILIATED WITH KGST - FRESNO

tiP 1812 "F" STREET PHONE FA 7 -3541

P. O. BOX 693 BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA

MARCH I, 1956

17. FORMAN L MAGUIRE 1420 COLUMBIA DRIVE NE ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

fie Içi"

DEAR MR MAGUIRE:

THANK YOU FOR THE REPORT ON THE RECEPTION OF THIS

STATION. YOUR REPORT CHECKS' WITH OUR OPERATION AT

THAT TIME, AND I'II GLAD TO VERIFY YOUR LISTINGS.

WE HAVE SINCE GONE ON THE AIR WITH REGULAR PROGRAMMING,

HENCE; THE DELAY IN ANSWERING. OUR TRANSMITTER IS A

250 WATT COLLINS 300J -2, OUR TOWER IS SERIES FED 150

FEET HIGH, AND WE HAVE 20, 000 FEET OF ; IO COPPER FOR

GROUND.

TTWTKS AGAIN FOR THE REPORT.

JH: wit

SINCE RFT,Y,

YfillYS MANAGER

MODESTO

THE ABC NETWORK STATION 1360 KC

1 000 WATTS

,il4e ,Ileaid 4 ,ate Rich s. ?/aliel C A L I F O R N I A P H O N E 3 8 3 8

P. O. BOX 941

Sept. 7, 1951

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Please accept our regrets for overlooking' your confirmation of reception of KMOD.

This letter confirms reception by you of KJOD, on Feb. 10,

1951.

Thank you for your fine , :nd detailed report.

vy best of dx.

Teter K. nnigian, Chief Engineer. w6v

pko/sa

RADIO MODESTO, INC. ADAMS AVENUE OFF OLD OAKDALE ROAD

.1. STEVENTON OWNER

R. SWANSON MANAGER

` 1, stab,

R t0 'RATHER RlVF

250 WATTS t' ,tiY OROVILLE BROADCASTERS

Norman L Maguire W5NXF 434 North Maple Albuquerque, N.M.

Dear Norman, This will acknowledge your letter of November 19,

1951, giving us your excellent report on reception of our frequency check transmission on the morning of Monday, November 19, 1951.

Our transmitter is RCA ETA 250 -L, with two 810's in parallel in the final. Antenna is shunt -fed 155' vertical tapered tower, grounded base, non-directional.

Studios, transmitter and antenna located on the banks of the fabulpus Feather River, right where it roars out of the Feather River Canyon in Oroville, Calif. Population 5,000. Radius 5 miles, 25,000.

1340 K.C.

P. O. BOX 1032

OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA

Phone 1340

November 25, 1951

Weather here during test: Several days of intermittent heavy rain, occasional hail, cold variable winds, temp about 451,

Major crops and industries in area: To west and south; rice, olives, almonds, peaches, wheat, oranges, and ladino clover. To north and east (Sierras rising sharply to east,) mostly lumber. Hunting for bear, cougar, deer, ducks, pheasant in area. WP railroad town.

Our normal program hours: Monday thru Saturdays 7 AM til 11 PM Sundays 8 AM til 10 FM

Press Wireless in We run a regularly scheduled freq check with/Napa, Calif. each 3rd Sunday of the month from 9 to 10 pm. If conditions preventNapa from picking us up (which has always been the case,) we then fire up transmitter again after 1 AM the following Monday for the check. Have also been on the air Monday mornings for miscellaneous tests.

With sincere thanks for your QSL

r Bill Cronan - 6YZU/6 (40 cw) Ch Engr KMOR (KIñOR was for merly KDAN)

E-4 freq chedk Mon Nov 19 51

1000 Watts

HIGH FIDELITY 570 K LO CY CLES

Top of The Dial

,/.i .

0450141* ,0A Hillside 1161

KMTR RADIO CORP. 1000 CAHUENGA BLVD. HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA

March 10th,1939.

Ir.Norman L.Maguire, Richard's House, Lehigh University, Bethlehem,Penna.

Dear Mr.Maguire; Thank you very kindly for sending us a report

of your reception of KMTR on March 3rd,1939. We appreciate it

very much and are sorry that we do not have a veri stamp to

send you at this time.

The portion of program to which you were listen-

ing is our Melody Lane presentation from 11PM to midnight.

We are getting many reports from Pennsylvania

ana it appears that our waves have a particular fondness for

your state

we are

Thanking you again for your interest in writing us,

Very truly yours,

Stuart F.Wainwright.

Technical Department.

KMYC 1450 KILOCYCLES

UNLIMITED TIME

HORACE E. THOMAS PRESIDENT

JOE D. CARROLL MANAGER

MARYSVILLE -YUBA CITY BROADCASTERS, INC.

MUTUAL-DON L E E A F F I L I A T E

STATE THEATER BUILDING

MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA

February 18, 1949


Dear iddr. . Maguire:

This will acknowledge your report of reception of KMYC on February 10, 1949.

Your report has been checked against our station log, and has been found to be correct. We are therefore, pleased to give you this confirmation.

JDC/s

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION KP,ZYC

e D. Carroll Manager

KMYCFM 99 -9 MEGACYCLES

RADIO STATION

KNEZ Radio KNEZ, INC. 114 N. "H" St.

P. 0. Box 338

Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive N1 Albuquerque, New Mexico

Nr. Maguire.

The "Easy" 9 6 0 ON YOUR DIAL

Phone REgent 6 -3421

April 25, 1960

Thank you for your reception report of our station Monday morning.

This will confirm your reception of KNEZ at 12:06 AM hlonday, April 18, 1960. We were on the air for 15 minutes, from midnight to 12:15 AN for a frequency check.

Aie operate on 960 kc at a power of 500 watts from 6:00 AN to Local 6unsett, seven days each week.

fie are always pleased to confirm recpetion reports.

Sincerely,

Zkief Thomas J. Wallace, Jr. General Manager

P. O. BOX

620

DON C. REEVES general Manager

J. H. SOLE Assoc. Manager Chief Engineer

Owned and Operated by

HANFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Hanford, California

January 17, 1948


Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you very much for your report of our reception during the equipment tests on January 10, 1948. The program listed in your verification is correct and we are pleased to send you this verification report.

PHONE

620

620 Kilocycles

We appreciate your report on these tests and shall welcome any future comments you may have on our transmission.

DCR:es

Sincerely yours,

RA STATION KNGS/7

Don C. Reeves General Manager

ROBS REPRESENTED BY EDWARD PETRY & CO., INC.

Dear Sir.

MID- AMERICA BROADCASTERS. INC.

RADIO CENTER 340 MASON ST.

SAN FRANCISCO 2. CALIFORNIA YUKON 2.9771

Jan . 3111960

I am pleased to confirm your reception of radio station KOBY, San Francisco on

N J,. 6 59 from 12 :! r to 1 :00 am We have checked your report and find it to be correct.

KOBY operates on 1550 K. C. with a full time power of 10,000 watts using a directional antenna with different patterns day and night.

Other information you requested.

KOBY Engineering Dept,

).'i«\1\i

kOCS kOCS+ffl

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

Dear Mr. Ma. uire-

V ICE F PO V

M

OAR VALLEY . .

t

Ja ,=ry 20, 1950.

I would like to thank you very much for your letter and to verify your reception of KOCS, 1510 kilocycles, 250 watts from 1:00 to 1:33 A.M., P.S.T., January 12, 1950, when we were havin7 a frequency check and equipment test.

For your information, we use all General Electric equipment here at KOCS. Our antenna is a self -supporting 267 foot vertical tower. The night of the check the temperature here was 33 dejrees, and there was an extremely dense fop;.

Thanking you a;ain for your letter, I am,

Very truly yours,

FLOYD W. HALL, Chief En ineer.

37;

Transmitter -_ _ . visor.

11 r/ _ if'LIL. ' I/

A 0 u-í4-11_ -LLi 0 Co - fite. ValigAt

TELEPHONE 4 -5811

o N G P.O . BOX 1589

VISALIA, CALIF.

March 27, 1952

Norman L. Maguire, 43L North Maple, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will verify your reception of KONG on January 15, 1952.

It was a pleasure to hear from you. Our only regret being this considerable delay in answering, occasion- ed by change of ownership, and the many incidental and equipment items necessary in changing from KKIN to KONG.

For the benefit of your listening friends, KONG con- ducts it's monthly Frequency checks 1:15 A. M. to 1:30 A. M. on PST, th- 3rd Saturday of each month, but is usually on at 1:00 A. M..

Again, please pardon the delay in your verification. We'd like to hear from you again sometime.

ACW: mg

Cordially,

A. C. Werner Chief Engineer

=CLEAR CHANNEL 5 0 0 0 WATTS SANTA MONICA AMBASSADOR HOTEL Phone 5 -1580 SANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA

Arthur N. (roghan, President (lay Osborne, C eneraC _anager

Dec. 29, 1948

Mr. Nòrman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albucuerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your letter of December 20th. Yes, you were

receiving KOWL, "1580 on your dial ".

We were very much interested in your report. Our station has been heard across the Pacific as far West as Ne,» Zealand and Australia, but this is the first report of reception in New Mexico.

With our very best wishes to you for a Happy New Year.

Y

Sincerely,

K V L

7;?affi gv7

Complete Cooerage Creates Metropolitan WS ANGELES Market

FROM THE WORLD -FAMED DESERT INN

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

BOX 1450 PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA

March 4, 1957.

Dear Ar. la gu i r e ;

In reagrds to your letter dated r'ebruary 25, 1957. lie

are located in the Desert Inn in halm springs, California. ove

operate on 1450 kilocycles with a power output of 250 watts. ne go on the air daily at 6:00 AM and commence our broadcast day at 1:00 AM.

The news would have been from the desk of Ralph Warren, and the gentleman signing the station off at 1:00 AM would have been ' ayne Rollins.

k -lease consider this letter your confirmation.

CL/nig

Sincerely,

Cliff Lantz, Chief Engineer, KPAL

PERSON TION

1600 K. C., 500 Watts

BROADCASTING COMPANY STUDIOS AND TRANSMITTER, 1240 EAST HOLT AVE., P. O. BOX 939

Telephone 2 -2961

Pomona - California

November 22, 1947


Mr. Norman L. Maguire,

T his will acknowledge and thank you for

your reception report of station KPM0 on November 7, 1947. Your submitted report is absolutely correct for that date.

The interference on our frequency is probably due to the station in Yuba City, California and one up

in Oregon around Salem. Possibly one of the Mexican stations may have caused some of the QRM. Since we have been on the air we have had some very nice reception reports nova around the

country.

Thanking you again for your interest, with the hope we may hear from you sometime in the near future.

I remain,

Yours truly,

'73-4-Pr Granville ;'. ich Chief Ene ineL r

Not BIG ... but BIG plans ... BIG attitude ... BIG in the recognition of the opportunity to serve ra h0o-;

'ó

b Chief Engineer Radio Station KPOL Les Angeles, California

Dear Sir:

1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico January 13, 1957

L:t'DÑF'IRMED 07 tur RADIO STATION KPOlo

Los Angeles 5, Caaít.

I had the pleasure of tuning your station this morning while you were presenting your regular early morning program schedule on 1540 kilocycles. I would like very touch to receive a verification of my reception of KPOL if this report agrees with your station log.

Program details: Pacific Standard Time 12 :43 A.M. "Music of Percy Faith. KPOL." Bob O'Leary

Buick, Downey and Norwalk, -spot. "David Rose and orchestra return with "Stormy Weather".

12:48 "Continue with Riss Case. Remind you you have 12 minutes to get requests in before one o'clock." Selection.

12:54 Change of selection, unannounced. 12 :57 Music by Russ Case and orchestra. Every day,

Bob O'Leary Buick, Dovney and Norwalk." Singing commercial. Selection.

01:00 "Russ Case and orchestra .... This half hour has been brought you by Bob O'Leary. The'Big Show." Pioneer Supermarket -Advertise *ent. "1540 on your dial, KPOL, Los Angeles. Denise Market in Hawthorne brings you the next half hour." Selection.

01:04 "Yes, this is the Big Show. Request portion of The big Show. Tommy Cochrane TV and Appliance is sponsor of this part of show." Selection.

01:07 "Ruby" from movie "Ruby Gantry." Now, "Savage Village".

Your signals were R4 -5, 38-9. There was slight fading, but no static. There was slight background interference. The weather was partly overcast with a few stars and the temperature about 38°. My receiver was a Hammarlund He -ß.29X using a 200 foot North -South antenna.

Hope that this report may be of interest to you and your staff and that I may have the pleasure of rec riving a confirmation of my reception of KPOL. Thank you very much.

Yours truly,

P al rras._s. Noran L. Map; rS e

vvSNXE

KPON BROADCASTING

WHITE CITY SHOPPING CENTER

ANDERSON, CALIFORNIA

November 23, 1959


Dear Mr. Maguire:

We are pleased to verify your report of KPON's program at the time indicated.

KPON broadcasts day time only using:

Gates BC 1 T Frequency, 1580 Kos. Power, 1000 watts Air date was November 7, 1959

Thank you for your letter.

Sincerely yours,

he le:;p4A4g5 Douglas Wildfo erster Managing Director

DW:nr

Gc4P40,h oy

.F00,4 FuiTi,rnp,' à.-HappJ

32ND AND OAK STREETS

TELEPHONE 204

KPRL "Voice of ?he cAlmond Empire"

PASO ROBLES, CALIFORNIA January 23, 1948




Dear Sir:

Please consider this a verification of your reception of

KPRL on January 19, 1948 from 1:20 to 1:30 M PST. Your

report agrees exactly with our log for the program. I'm

sorry we were "in the mud" but from Paso Robles to Albuquernue

is quite a long hJul for our 250 watts. We make frequency

checks the third Monday of each month from 1:15 to 1:30 AM PST.

If at any time in the future you hear us we would appreciate

hearing from you again. Our next frequency check will be on

February 16th (1:15 -1:30 AM PST) .

The transmitter here is an R.C.A. 250 watt job about 12 years old- -

we've been on the air here about 14 months. Thanks again for

your letter:

Yours truly,

AU i- MO 'Bob 0

_ ó- Ch ef Engineer

9ie ?orce .9)4 die Yaiter toah,a6Le

B ROAD CASTING CORPORATION OF AMERICA 3401 RUSSELL STREET RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE RIVERSIDE 6290 TELEPHONE SAN BERNARDINO 5157

San etnatsiin, Stui0! 4 4 0 F I F T H S T R E E T

January 6, 1945

Norman L. Maguire 1210 E. Grand Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This letter will serve to verify your reception report of :KPFO dated December 2, 1944. Your report, having been checked against our program log, is found to be correct.

Thank you for your interest in our station and we would appreciate any further reports of re cei pt i on .

Ver ' truly yours,

AMON DOLDE Chief Engineer

AD/el

KQBY RADIO G O R D O N B R O A D C A S T I N G C O M P A N Y

340 MASON STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA YUKON 2-9771

December 7, 1960

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your le ;ter.

Your reception report conforms to our program log of November 6, therefore, we verify your report.

Cordially yours,

Ken Warren Chief Engineer

KW:mlf

.America 3 ,}ir3t 3arni4 o/ Ji{2e MuJiC Stations K Q B Y K Q B Y- F M

S A N F R A N C I S C O , C A L I F O R N I A

K S D O K B U Z K B U Z- F M SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA PHOENIX, ARIZONA

87 EAST SAN ANTONIO ST., SAN JOSE :: BALLARD 2616

- \ \ \ / . / / - / ' / ' / \ \ \ PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL FOUNDATION LIMITED

San Jose, Calif.

Sept. 23, 1941

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, N. M.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

1 4 7 0 P I N E ST., S A N FRANCISCO .. O R D W A Y 4 1 4 8

Thank you for your report of reception of KQW on September 18 from 7 :15 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. PST.

This has been checked with the station log and is hereby verified.

Again thanking you for this report, and trusting you continue to tune us in, we are

a.

Cordially yours,

RADIO STATION KQW

Stella Bianco

(-1

Xow 740 KC

March 25, 1957

Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New hexico

Dear Mr. Maguire,

Tha:Ik you for your letter of IKareh 1, 1957 and for your interest in this station. This will. serve as verification of the report you sent us.

Following 13 in#'orraat5:,°`:: .Qegarci°ire KBAK (Formerly KGDM) that you migî_t i":i.r J interesting:

Transmitter: Westinghouse 5 RV Antenna: w inde t;argG rs - type 150

(two used for directional) #: tower, 309e; #2 tower, 294;

Offices and Studios in Fotel Wo:t.f, using W. E. 25 B console in operating studio and Gateswa;r console in record stt:dic,o

Operate by remote oon.trol days using Gates RDG- 10 Remote control equipment nighttime directional pattern cardicid pointed 306 true. Broadcast hours: 5 0t7 A.M. unti l Midnight.

Yoors

..

var- truly,

e.l r Mr. Tryon Kelley Chief Engineer

KRDU THE STATION IN THE FRUIT BASKET OF THE NATION

RADIO DINUBA CO. TELEPHONE 500 CLEAR CHANNEL 1130 Kc.

JANZEN BUILDING POST OFFICE BOX 157 DINUBA, CALIFORNIA

:rarch 17, 1949

Ilorman I. :.:agire 434 North i?a p1e

Albuquerque, 7.7.

Dear Sir:

Received your letter dated march 4th regarding our testing

period of the night before. Thanks a lot.

í'he reason you didn't get more of our test period was, :wax

we were only on a few minutes at a time making adjustments in

feed beck and running a curve on same and you heard us just as

we were getting thru.

As you can see, we will be moving to 1240 before to long and

I sure hope you can give us a listen some night and give us some

sort of comparison, it will probably be some two or three weeks

yet before we will be on for test on that frequency.

Eope to rear from you again real soon and hexes wishing you

good listening.

Yours truly

Signed

F..'.ughes Engr. in char

MOVING SOON TO 1240 Kc. -- FULL TIME

BROADCASTING CORPORATION OF AMERICA

HOME OFFICE RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA

ADDRESS REPLY TO COMPANY OR STATION

THIS LETTER IS FROM STATION

i rT, .LtO

November 29, 1947

Mr. o rman L. Maguire 434 ITorth Maple Alburue-ryue, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This is ve-ification of your report of reception of Station KREO on November 24, 1947 at 1:15 a.m. 1:184, 1:21, 1:25, 1:28, and 1:31 P.S.T.

'Je appreciate your report and your inter -st in radio.

Yours very truly,

Riley JR. Gibson. Sta_tion Mara--

RRG:Vne

B.C.A. STATIONS

KPRO -RIVERSIDE - SAN BERNARDINO KROP- BRAWLEY EL CENTRO AFFILIATED

KPOR - FM--RIVERSIDE - SAN BERNARDINO KREO -INDIO . PALM SPRINGS A.B.C. AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. NETWORK

KARO - TV- RIVERSIDE - SAN BERNARDINO KUCB -BLYTHE B.C.A. CALIFORNIA RURAL NETWORK

radio station kRIfCs P. O. BOX 696

RIDGECREST, CALIFORNIA

Here's a sample of the copy we broadcast for you this month. OCTOBER 3, 1

DEAR NORMAN, ALL, in1 ME EXPRESS -MY THANKS FOR YOURVERY KIND

AND THOROUGH LETTER REGARDING OUR FREQUENCY TEST. THE ONLY MISSING WORD WAS "GILSON" THAT PRECEDES BROADCASTINGI THE IRONIC PART OF THE WHOLE "BITt' IS THE FACT THAT AIHOUGH YOU PICKED US UP IN NEW MEXICO, THE FREQ. MONITORING SERVICE IN LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA(ABOUT 180 MILES FROM HERE) MISSED US COMEPLETELYI

THIS IS THE SECOND TIME WE HAVE BEEN "DXed" FROM NEW MEXICO. ABOUT ONE YEAR AGO WE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM CLOVIS HOWEVER IT WAS NOT AS CLEAR AS YOURS. THE FURTHEREST OUR SIG- NAL HAS BEEN CONFIRMED IS READING PENNSYLVANIA.

I AM ENCLOSING A COVERAGE MAP OF OUR PRIMARY LISTENING AREA, AND YOU WILL REALIZE HOW HAPPY WE ARE WHEN SOMEONE TELLS US HOW FAR WE REACH OUT AT TIMES. OUR XP4ITTER IS SITTING OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MOJAVE DESERT ALMOST 160 MILES FROM LOS ANGELES AND IN ADDITION TO BEING "LOADED" WITH HEAVY MINERAL DEPOSITS IN THE AREA, THE EARTH IS "BONE DRY" AND CONSEQUENTLY THERE IS VERY LITTLE "GROUND WAVE."

ONCE AGAIN LET ME THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER, AND I HOPE THIS WILL CONFIRM YOUR "DX."

SINCERELY jURS,

LEE! C . SP 1 CE GENERAL MANAGER KRKS RADIO RIDGECREST.

P.S.: PLEASE EXCUSE TYPING ERRORS, I HAD TO DO THIS MYSELF AS SECRETARY HAS A "DAY -OFF."

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Radio reaches your customers indoors, outdoors or on the job.

Do DG RS C, lA N ?- S -

and iñ RIdgecrest

434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico January 10, 1949

General i"anager nadio Station KRNO San Bernardino, alii'ornia

Dear Sir:

I had the pleasure of tuning your station, KRNO, this morning ,hile you were broadcasting on 1240 kilocycles. I would like very much to receive a verification of my reception of KRNO if this report agrees with your station log.

Program details: 1acific Standard Time.

1:01 A.M. Selection. 1:04 "Yes, this is station KRNO, San Bernardino. 1240

on your radio dial." Selection, "Let It Snow" -unannounced.

1:07 "Yes, it's station KRNO, San Bernardino. 1240 on your radio dial." Selection, "Everything Happens To Me"

1:11 "Yes, it sure does. This is Radio Station KRNO, Jan Bernardino. 1240 on your radio dial."

1:14 "This is KRNO, Jan Bernardino." Selection, 'Mail, Hail, the Gang's C.l Here"

1:15 "This is KRNO, San Bernardino." 1:16 "KRNO, San Bernardino. 1240 on your dial."

Your signals were R -5, S3 -5. There was slight interference from other stations on the channel. There was also considerable fading and static. The weather was fair with the stars bright and the temperature about 15° . My,Jreceiver '. as a Harm arlund Hn -129X using a

135 foot East-West antenna.

Hope that this report may be of interest to you and your staff and that I may have the pleasure of receiving a con - firmatioan of my reception of KRNO. Thank you very much.

Yours truly,

Normän L. Maguire

W5NXF

BRANCHES: 480 5TH STREET, SAN BERNARDINO BRAWLEY - DEL RIO COUNTRY CLUB INDIO - CALHOUN AVENUE


HOME OFFICE: 3401 RUSSELL STREET RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE: RIVERSIDE 629 0

Brawley, California November 21, 1946

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

Dear Itlr. Maguire:

This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of November 1 reporting on the signal of KROP.

Your report coincides with our log, and we are happy to hear that our signal comes in as well as it does in Con- necticut.

We are located in the heart of Imperial Valley with our antenna located in a river bottom which gives us a good ground all the year 'round here in the middle of the desert. We operate on 1000 watt power during the day and on 500 watt power at night.

I very much appreciate your report; KROP has been on the air only since April 20 of this year and we are therefore particularly happy to get such reports as yours from listeners in distant localities.

Yours very truly,

STANLEY í . REYNOLDS Manager - KROP

sgr /lp

STATIONS: KPRO RIVERSIDE & SAN BERNARDINO

KARO TELEVISION

KPOR F- M

KROP KREO BRAWLEY & EL CENTRO INDIO & PALM SPRINGS

EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING CORPORATION RADIO CENTER BUILDING 19th AND BROADWAY . GLENCOURT 6774 . OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

Lurch 25, 1942

hr. Norman L. Haguire 600 North University Albuquerque, New Liexico

Dear hr. Lisguire:

Thane you for your report of K R O W reception. We sincerely appreciate ail such reports and co uaents received frou our D X listeners.

You may consider this as official verification of the fact that you were able to clearly tune in Radio Station K R 0 W of Oakland, California, on your receiver.

Yitn every best wish, we are

Cordially yours,

RAD1 J Si*l ï_ : ñ R O W OAKLAi4D, CALIFORNIA

Studios In

SAN FRANCISCO and OAKLAND


OFFICE & STUDIOS - SANTA CRUZ BLDG. & LOAN BLDG. 1407 PACIFIC AVE. PHONE 5140

WATSONVILLE STUDIOS - HOTEL RESETAR - PHONE 234 -M

1460 KCS 1000 WATTS FULL TIME

SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA

January 28, 1949

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We are pleased to verify your reception report of

KRUZ, Janue.ry 21, between 11 :00 and 11 :15 Pig:. Your

interest in KRUZ is appreciated.

Sincerely yours,

Radio Station KRUZ

L. John Miner, Mgr.

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RADIO STATION

KS A -4

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LOU KEPLINGER MANAGER

W 0 M

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SAN FRANCISCO

Mr. N. L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

1,12e, << t. 2.ro

KEY STATION - CALIFORNIA RADIO SYSTEM

"Atop the Merchandise Mart" . MArket 8171

December 7, 1940

This will verify your reception of KSAN as per your card of November 25th.

We appreciate hearing from you and sincerely hope that you will be able to listen to us again in the not too distant future.

Cordially yours

Radio S tion KSAN

Q2GC/

Lou Keplinger j'.. nage

LK:ck

SALINAS BROADCASTING CORPORATION

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

AIRPORT ROAD P.O. Box 667 . TELEPHONE 8071

SALINAS, CALIFORNIA

January 36, 1948

Dear Mr. Maguire;

This is to confirm your report of having heard Radio

Station KSBW during our regular broadcast skedule. Your report

of reception coincides with our log.

We appreciate very much having received your report,

and hope tó have your audience many times in the future.

RKC:pz

Yours very truly,

Robert Keith Cobb Assit. Chief Engineer W6CFM - - --ex W4MIM

"Sa.ead EouiC oil tire ?Valid"

1000 WATTS

SANTA CRUZ' OWN C. V. BERLIN, GENERAL MANAGER

1 S KILOCYCLES

Santa Cruz, Calif. Dec. 90, 1947.

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, Albuquerque, N. M.

Dear Sir:

T1EEsY LXL'F54" g= SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA

We are indeed glad to receive your letter commenting on the reception of our station in Albuquerque.

The night you heard us was Dec. 16 when we were running a test program to determine some engineering information. The numbers played which you logged are correct.

This is a new station which went on the air on Sept. 22 1947. The equipment is all RCA of the latest design and the power is 1000 watts. At present we operate daytime only.

Respectfully yours,

Chief Engineer, W6KHR

KSDA P. O. Box 1400

REDDING. CALIFORNIA

Telephone 600 1400 RADIO REDDING ON YOUR DIAL

RADIO BROADCASTERS

February 24, 1956

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

Dear Sir:

Thank you for your letter of February 13, 1956, regarding reception of KSDA on the morning of the 13th, 1:25 -1:32 AI.=.

Please be advised that your reception was correct, as verified from our official program log for that date. We are on 24 hour operation, except Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when our sign off is 12 Midnight.

We appreciate very much, your taking the time to let us hear from you, as we are particularly interested in how; far we are getting out, since this ALL NIGHT "NIGHT OWL" show is fairly new. Thanks again,

la

Yours very truly,

RADIO STAL IC Id K S D A

Mrs. Lenora B. Arnold Tr,iffic

Eddiny datEfoznia: "iindustzy in a cqECüErEd cSEttlny

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5000 WATTS KS D 4F - T

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SAN DIEGO 12, CALIF. FRANKLIN 1 3 15

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This will serve as verification that KSDJ was heard by you

on //-23-c7 and verifies your program details9

if any.

Radio station KSDJ thanks you for your test report on our

signal.,

- K S D J -

Day power 5000 watts D. A. Night power 1000 watts D.A. ..m Temporary_._ -

RCA - BTA 5F Transmitter RCA speech input equip.

Three IDECO self, supporting towers in line 700 off true north Max. signal north south and west Min. signal east.

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FREE and PETERS, Inc.

NEEDLES BROADCASTING COMPANY

November 5, 1953

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

NEEDLES, CALIFORNIA

1340 KILOCYCLES

250 WATTS

Please pardon our delay in answering your letter of October 9, 1952. In some manner it was misplaced in our office.

Nevertheless, we appreciated hearing from you and wish to confirm your reception of KSFE on October 9,

1952 at the following times: 12:15 a.m., 12:19 a.m., 12:21 a.m., 12:24 a.m., 12:27 a.m. and 7.2:31 a.m.

L;ordially,

NEEDLES BROEDCASTING COMPANY

atrick, Co-Owner

CSE0 ghf; VssociakafOroacleaskrs n c.

MARK HOPKINS HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

POSTAL ZONE 6

November 25, 1947


434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your letter of November 22, in which you tell us you heard KSFO in the early morning of November 22, setting forth in detail the program schedule between 12 :55 and 1:00 AM on that date.

This will confirm your correct reception of this station at that time; we would also like you to know that we - ppreciate your writing us about it.

Sincerely,

A. E. Towne Director of Engineering

AET:dla

lintlY1FRESNO COUNTY'S 1000 WATT FARM AND HOME STATION 900 KILOCYCLES

EDW. L. TERRY General Manager

PRIMARY COVERAGE OF CALIFORNIA'S RICHEST AGRICULTURAL AREA


Dear Mr. Maguire:

PHONE 490 . BOX 338 SANGER, CALIFORNIA

January 3, 1949

This is confirmation of your report of reception of KSGN, on the morning of December 29, 1948.

Our equipment here is all Collins. The transmitter is a Collins 1000 Wt. type 20T and the antenna is a single

fincharger tower, 280 feet high.

Thank you very much for your report.

Very turly yours, f. ç- c-

Jülain J. Nielsei

JJN /lmc OVef Engineer

O W N E D A N D O P E R A T E D B Y R A D I O S A N G E R C O M P A N Y

James "Joe" Hagerman

ISM 1240 KC

LIBERTY BROADCASTING SYSTEM

John I. Groom

Phone 5 -2582 510 West Morrison

SANTA MARIA, CALIFORNIA

March 20, 1952

Mr. Norman L. Maguire L34 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

This will confirm your reading of

K S M A, Santa Maria at 1240 KC, on the morning of Feb-

ruary 28.

the have been operating at 1240 KC

for two years now. Regular frequency and runs are con-

ducted at 12:15 - 12:30 A. M. last Thursday of each month.

JIG /lr

Si ere ly ,yours , .

(2-

J HN I. GROOM o-Owner

Voice of the Talley

1000 WATTS DAY and NIGHT 1550 Kc.

KS110TH E*atl "Mateo times S TATION S K S M O F M

oil B Street SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA Phone 4-41 i<

April 12, 1947

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 1$5 Williams Street Glastonbury, Connecticut

Deal Mr. Maguire:

e w A.5M0 appreciate your interest in writing us regarding your reception of our station.

KSMO operates on 1550 kilocycles on 1000 watts power, day and nights Our antennas consist of two 150 -foot uniform cross section vertical, towers.

We will appreciate any further com- ment on the reception of KSMO in your vicinity.

Again thanking you,

'ours 'Try tru

HNB/PHN

#(. H. i _. __ -. Bl Chief Engineer


THE STUDEBAKER BROADCASTING COMPANY

JOHN W. STUDEBAKER, PRESIDENT

K3OM eraii giego's ervice 2fiaiion

TELEPHONE FRANKLIN 6173

JOHN GORDON STUDEBAKER VICE PRESIDENT AND PROGRAM MANAGER

October 2; 1947

r . Norman L. Maguire 185 William Street Glastonbury, Connecticut

Dear Mr. Maguire:

24- HOUR -A -DAY OPERATION

NEWS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR

250 WATTS - 1240 ON YOUR DIAL

STUDIOS IN HOTEL MARYLAND SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA

I wish to thank you very much for your letter of September 26 in which you indicate that you listened to Radio Station KSON at 1240 kilocycles.

I herewith verify the accuracy of your report concerning the program you listened to between the hours of 12:28 A.M. and 12:44 A.b'..

Undoubtedly our drain basin tower site and our extensive ground system, which has direct con- tact with salt water, account largely for the rather remarkable efficiency of our station in propagating the signal.

Very cordially yours,

JGS/lw

n Gordon Studebaker e President and gram Manager, KSON

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

Dear Mr0 Maguire:-

liSPfll* Santa rau/a, l,aCiornia ammo SANTA PAULA BROADCASTERS, INC. iiuiui111111111111unui tiuimuiiiuHC

TELEPHONE: SANTA PAULA 940 250 WATTS 1400

WATTS S e Ausical (Voice oI '%entuza eounty"

COPY

February 13 1952

Thank you for your interest in our transmission, according to

your letter received, your log is entirely correct.

Thank you.

You ' 1

. Par.. Haas Gen. Manager

CHH/fh

1310 KILOCYCLES

RADIO STATION KSRO

OFFICES - STUDIOS PRESS DEMOCRAT B U I L D I N G

ERNEST L. FINLEY

WILT GUNZENDORFER Manager

" V O I C E O F THE REDWOOD EMPIRE"

SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA

January 7, ï.:

L r. iTorm.an L. Yacuire 600 7. rniversity Anuquerque, 1Tew ;. "exico

Dear it's. Maguire:

Thank you for your card infor_:_in_ us that you heard ESRO on the moruin of November 26, 1940.

This varifies the infori;lation test we received.

Very truly yours,

3TkTIO1i K3R

Howard 1!(::';_ 1

Thief Ln7ineer

1240 KILOCYCLES SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA - LARGEST CITY IN CALIFORNIA'S HIGH SIERRA"


Nov. 18, 1948

Dear Mr. Maguire,

This is to verify your report of reception of KSUE

on the morning of Nov. 12, 1948 between 2:15 and 2:30 AM,

P.D.T., at which time we were on the air for frequency check.

Thank you for the report. We were interested to learn

about the interference from KWLC, De.:.ora, Iowa. Our regular

monthly frequency check schedual is for the second friday of

the month from 2:15 to 2:30 AM P.D.T. Hope you will be able

to read our signal again in the near future..

We are operating a 250 watt composite rig into a 150 ft.

Wincharger tower. Our elevation here is 4195 ft., located in

Lassen County in northeastern California. You might be interested

in knowing that the farthest DX report we have received was

from Burlington, Vermont..

Thanks again for your report and good luck on your DXing.

Yours truly,

Hal Houston, Chief Engineer.

'J.

1490 KC.

JACK R. WAGNER, MANAGER TELEPHONE 624

£dhu,,o« Cowz4 84oa caS u C o. i#

YREKA CALIFORNIA

January 29, 1948


Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you very much for your report on our DX program of January 15th. Your report agreeswith our log and we were happy learn that we got into New Mexico.

We received many good reports of S -9 reception from the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, but our

southern signal ran into interference as you pointed out.

Thanks again for your report.

JRW/m

ack R. Wagner,. Manager

AFFILIATE OF THE KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM

SERVING THE MONTEREY PENINSULA FROM CARMELBY-THE-StA R A D I O K - T E E

M I S S I O N AT 6TH

P. O. B O X 2 0 5 0

C A R M E L , C A L I F O R N I A

MA. 4- 1 2 1 5 . 4- 1 2 1 6

CABLES I ' K A Y T E Elt

March 24, 1958

Mr. Norman L. Maguire W5NXF 1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Norman:

Thank you for your letter of March 3.

Your log conforms to the radio log of Radio KTEE, and we appreciate your interest in writing informing us of our signal strength and conditions relating thereto.

We wish you continued success in DX -ing, and

keep in touch with us.

Very truly yours, & 73s

RADIO STATIIN KTEE & W7BLG/6

Paul F. Idiñson, Owner

rarere' Peninsula ,The Golf Capitol Of The World

C cl 1b1 . n rerev , Seasi de , Pacific Gr ove , Fort Ord , Carmel Valley Pebble Beach

E. L. SMITH GENERAL MANAGER

1000 WATTS 1510 KILOCYCLES

1117 FIFTH AVENUE SAN SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA

May 7, 1047

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

Dear Mr. Maguire:

May we sincerely thank you for your letter reporting reception of KTIM on the morning of April 26th. May this letter serve as verification.

TELEPHONE 1510

KTIM began its regular broadcast schedule on the twenty - eighth of April and will be on daily from sunrise to sunset. Studios and offices are in San Rafael, a suburb of San Francisco about seventeen miles north of that city. Our transmitter, an RA 1000 Raytheon, is located at Kent - field some four miles from San Rafael on the west edge of San Pablo Bay (the north leg of the San Francisco Bay). Our antenna is a two hundred foot vertical slightly over one -quarter wave in length.

Thank you very much for your interest in KTIM and we hope you will be kind enough to drop us a card should you hear the station at some later date and give us a further check on our coverage.

ELS/bp

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION KTIM

n

L: Smith General Manager

MARIN BROADCASTING COMPANY, Inc.

RADIO STATION KTIP 207 E. Mill Street - Telephone 1265 -1450

PORTERVILLE, CALIF.

December 30, 1918

Norman L. Maguire

434 North Maple


"AT THE 'TIP' OF YOUR DIM" 1430 KC

Dear Sir,

This is to verify your report of reception of this

station on December 20, 1948.

Your report was correct as checked with our logs and

we do sincerley appreciate the letter.

KTIP is on the air for a regular freu ncy test

period every fourth Tuesday morning of each month,

for a period of fifteen minutes from 1:00 A.M. to

1:15 A.M. P.D.T.

Sur transmitter is a 250 wptt Raytheon unit with a

vertical radiator 205 feet high.

Porterville is located at the foot of the Sierra

Nevada ;Mountains in Central California in the heart

of a great diversfied agriculture area Lnd the heart

of Californias Orange Belt.

Thanks again for the report and we hope to hear

from you again soon.

Yours truly,

gtigaViNYVZMAti M. i ?ae.j ton LcKir,ney Chief Engineer

KTKC... VISALIA, CALIFORNIA

CHARLES A. WHITMORE, General Manager CHARLES P. SCOTT, Station Manager

Address All Business Communications to the Station Manager

"che Voice of the San Joaquin"

VISALIA- FRESNO BLUE NETWORK STATION

Norman L. Maguire

600 N. University Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

5000 Watts on 94o KC

February 1:T', 1943

Thank you for your report of reception of Station ETU. A check with our operating log indicates the material submitted for verification is correct and we are happy to veryfiy this report.

Yours truly

Bert Williamson Ehief Engineer

Mr:jb

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA'S ONLY FULL TIME CLEAR CHANNEL STATION

this 15...

NTNR Norman L. Maguire 434 North Maple Albuquerque New 1viexico

Tagt

December 28, 1951

Dear ivir. iviaguire,

This letter will verify the accuracy of your report of the

reception of KTKR on December 10, 1951 at 0043 am to

0045 am Pacific Standard Time.

I checked the information you sent with our station log

and found it to be correct. Thank you for reporting the

reception of KTKR.

We transmit from 12:30-12:45 am Pacific Standard Time on

the 2nd Monday, at which time you may be interested in

intercepting our signals.

KA: PNI

P.O. Box WW

Sincerely,

/(,/

Kenneth Aitken, Mgr.

`Specializing in Special Events'

500 Watts 1310 KC Phone 5 -3101

Affiliate of NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY BLUE NETWORK 1000 WATTS FULL TIME 1250 KILOCYCLES

CHARLES A. STORKE, M r SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA

January 26, 1942

Norman L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, N. M.

Dear Sir-

NEWS -PRESS BUILDING

Thank you for your letter telling of the reception of Station K T S. We are always interested to hear such reports.

This letter is to serve as verification of your report of September 27, 1941.

Although we direct our signal up and down the Pacific Coast, we receive many reports from Eastern and Yid - continent states. Our directional antenna system, using two 258 foot towers for spread of our signal in a North -South direction, is located with our transmitter, some twelve miles from the city near Goleta.

Thank you again for your letter and report.

Sincerely yours,

g ION K II S

d S edd, Program Dept.

"INSIST ON THE BEST - --BUY KTMS"

Affiliate of THE BLUE NETWORK

LOUIS F. KROECK, Manager

1000 WATTS FULL TIME 1250 KILOCYCLES

SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA

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or:non I .

1210 rnú worn ue : _ic o

-

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This veri y your reception of Lo ot ti at 1250 kilocycles

on -Dec er 24 ,

77-r:r.7 tru.1-7 your s

4_

C. A. STORKE, Secretary-Treasurer

mvt,c4s, ioL

"INSIST ON THE BEST-BUY KTMS"

Affiliate of THE BLUE NETWORK 1000 WATTS FULL TIME 1250 KILOCYCLES

LOUIS F. KROECK, Manager SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA

Torruin L. í.:aEuirc 1210 r. n-rand ,1r U UFrn tE 1:;E1,-4 .iE?:iCO

1eá4 5 .

C. A. STORKE, Secretary-Treasurer

This .il- vErif- gour rE.:.ort of anuûr y 3 ,

.-- are .. te"ul for th ., rE- - ort and iiltf,rFst in

Vc ry truly y ;ur

?, iJll tT__l.L,J; t111;1J

"INSIST ON THE BEST - -- -BUY KTMS"

_ K . +:.

/394kß 1000 WATTS DAY & NIGHT

T U R L O C K , C A L I F O R N I A TELEPHONE 4-3430


Dear Sir:

1:48 AM PST

in plotting

wile? a/e qtzt

6 March 1950

This will confirm your report of reception between 1:30 and on the morning of Feb. 19, 1950.

Thanks for the nice report. These reports are of value to us

the actual performance of our transmitter and antenna system.

Sincerely yours,

TURLOCK BROADCASTING CORP.

714 a! ol-c_ 5. Maxon B. Sayre Chief Engineer

KTYI 1460 KILOCYCLES

Feb, 6, 1958

Mr, Norman L. Maguire W5NXF 1420 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire;

125 SO. GREVILLEA AVE. INGLEWOOD 1, CALIF.

ORCHARD 4 -7279 OREGON S -6400

Was delighted to know that you heard our transmitter tests, February 3, 1958, and wish to verify that the tone modulations you listed at the specific times were absolutely correct.

We expect to conduct our last tests tonight and should be on the air by authority of the FCC sometime next week.

Thank you again for your interest in our new station, and hope you will be one of our regular listeners.

Sincerely yours,

rah Albert J. illiams

ajw /m Radio Station KTYM

Radio sty,} ,r 4 "Peach Bowl Bnoadcastefts' 500 Waits 2lalimited `lince

/000W/et-al -0.7, 50G cAr* seAuiH.9 1lze Peach Baud y4liea

2/444a ealf, ealibpusia

P.O.BOX 309

DEAR MP. MAGUIRE:

IN ANSWER TO YOUR LETTER DATED MARCH 10th,1950. THIS IS VERIFICATION

OF YOUR RECEPTION OF OUR STATION ON THAT DATE. IT IS PLEASING TO US TO KNOW THAT

ME ARE REACHING OUT SO WELL AS WE H\VE JUST CONVERTED TO 1000 WATTS DAYTIME

OPERATION AND IT IS POEPLE LIKE YOU THAT HELP TELL US J "1ST HOW MUCH OUR INCREASE

IN POWER IS INCREASING OUR LISTENING AUDIENCE.

P.S. YOURS TRULY DOING THE NEWSCAST ON THAT PARTICULAR DATE



ADDRESS REPLY TO COMPANY OR STATION

THIS LETTER IS FROM STATION

K U C B 'ab ruary 8, 1.v-JJ

Mr. roman L. I aguire 434 Forth 'aille C tbuCuerGue, \T T

T X1C0

par Maguire:

This is to acknowledge receipt of your communication stating that you heard KUCB at 1:17 A.M. to 1:30 A.V. on January 3, 1948, and to verify your reception of our signal at that time.

we very much appreciate your report, and wish to take this opportunity of thanking you for it.

735 and good luck on future DX.

S P a

('I 1

B. C. A. STATIONS

KPRO- RIVERSIDE- SAN BERNARDINO

KPOR - FM- RIVERSIDE - SAN BERNARDINO

KARO - TV- RIVERSIDE - SAN BERNARDINO

Yours very truly,

Broadcasting Corporation of America S.G. Reynolds, Chief Engineer

KROP -BRAWLEY - EL CENTRO

KREO -INDIO - PALM SPRINGS

KU CB- BLYTHE

AFFILIATED

B.C.A. CALIFORNIA RURAL NETWORK

FM RADIO AND TELEVISION CORP. -KRPO

P. O. BOX 638

(-__AE dtECtya j to the ck Ed 00d

UKIAH, CALIFORNIA

December 26, I95I


1400 ON YOUR DIAL 1400 ON YOUR PHONE

Dear Mr. Maguire:

It is a pleasure for me to verify your report of the reception of our station. After checking our logs, I find that we were broadcasting at the time you reported hearing us.

I wish to thank you for your helpful report; needless to say, I am always happy to receive reports of the receiption of

KUKI.I would like to say that. your report is the most compleat report that I have received at KUKI.

We have been very busy the past month and I am sorry that it has taken me so long to verify your report.

Very sincerely yours, ,.

;

Stanley P J Ry Chief Engineer K U K I

1200 KILOCYCLES

UNLIMITED TIME

HUGH McCLUNG GENERAL MANAGER

FRANK H. COFFIN STATION MANAGER

M. B. 5.-DON LEE PACIFIC COAST COVERAGE

V

* REPRESENTS REGIONAL STATIONS OF M. B. S. -DON LEE CHAIN OPER-

ATED UNDER DIRECTION OF HUGH McCLUNG

CV MUTUAL-DON LEE AFFILIATE

KYOS-KMYC-KHSL-KWLK

GOLDEN EMPIRE BROADCASTING CO., INC. REDOING, CALIFORNIA December 16, 1940

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

We wish to state that the report received by you on December 9, 1940 was correct.

Thank you for your interest and we would appreciate at any time, further information in regard to the strength and performance of our station.

J e

Yours very truly,

GOLDEN EMPIRE BROADCASTING, INC.

FRANK H. COFF Manager, KVCV

1230 KILOCYCLES MUTUAL - DON LEE AFFILIATE

PHONE1646 MEMBER MCCLUNG BROADCASTING STATIONS

RALPH R. BRYAN STATION MANAGER

REDDING, CALIFORNIA

January 11, 1944

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 626 N. Girard Albuquerque, N.M.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

In answer to your request for the verification of the reception of KVCV by you during our. special DX program presented in the interest of the National Radio Club of Buffalo, New York, on December 28, 1943, between the hours of 1:00 and 2:00 AM, PWT, this will serve to let you know. that your report has been satisfactory and you will, therefore, consider this letter verification of your reception.

Many thanks for your report and best wishes for good listening in the future. If at a later date we can serve you, feel free to call on us.

fmb

Sincerely yours,

K V C V

Charles Castor, JJ. Chief Engineer

1230 KILOCYCLES

PHONE 1646

RALPH R. BRYAN Station Manager

J MUTUAL -DON LEH AFFILIATE

MEMBER McCLUNG BROADCASTING STATIONS

REDDING, CALIFORNIA

Mar. 11, 1915

Narman L. Maguire 1210 E. Grand Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

We are pleased to verify your reception of the

special DX program of December Fifth, 1944, broadcast

from 4:00 to 5:0u AM Eastern War Time b Station K V C V,

operating on a frequency of 1230 Kilocycles with a power of

250 Watts, located in Redding, California.

We are glad that our program got through to you. We have

had quite a number of interesting reports from many parts of

the country, althought the response was not up to what it was

in 1943, especially from Canada.

We would like to thank the members of the National DX

Club for giving us the privilege of putting on these programs,

and extend our invitation to call on us at any time in the

future. We will be happy to cooperate with you in any way

possible.

We also wish to apologize for the long delay in sending

these verifications.

Sincerely yours,

K V C V

Charles Castor

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KVEC SAN LUIS OBISPO. CALIFORNIA

Nov. 17, 1941

Norman L. Maguire 600 N. University Albuquerque, New l: exico

#27o key.


THE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO.

Dear Sir:

I am very glad to verify your retention of KVEC

on November 10, 1941.

KVEC' operates on a power of 250 watts. The equip-

ment is all RCA, and we have a 218 foot steel tower for

a radiator.

Sincerely,

Larle iravis, Chief End sneer

<vop October 13, 1943

Mr. Norman L. Maguire, 1606 East Roma, Albuquerque, N.M.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

This will verify your reception of KVOE in every detail of your report dated October 7, last.

Many thanks for your interest and I trust you may hear further DX Broadcasts from this station scheduled the first Thursday morning of each month from 12 :01 to 12 :30 A.M. PWT.

Cordially,

124dgr. Wigg na gvoIC

Affiliated with MUTUAL -Don LEE BROADCASTIf1G SYSTEM

P. O. Box 427 NAPA, CALIFORNIA

PHONE 6 -2023

March 18, 1953.

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

Dear Norman:

Sorry to keep y -u waiting so dogone long for this verification of your good report of reception. Very complete and very good. You certainly had much better luck than some of the DXer's. We were barely audible in a couple of cases. But in every case I was able to verify.

This will serve as your verification of the report of reception of Radio Station Kvon, the morning of Sat, December 6, 1952 12:30a - 1:06 a. during a special DX. program.

Whilikers::: Does it get that cold In Albuquerque ?... Yoiks 200.... Wow.

Frankly, I DO enjoy the doing of these programs... but. as you no doubt have realized by now, I hate to sit down to answer 25 or so letters. I don't exactly like to just wrap the whole thing up with a trite 'this will verify...etc.'. either. So what it evolves to, is that I try to get at least a half or full one page letter of to each man who has written in. I soon run out of different things to say ,too so it means about three letters and then I procrastinate for about 2 weeks to 3 months $ before sitting down to do th. job again. Really hope you generally have better and quiker results as a general run than tis has turned out to be.

Again. Oomenasai .

and Tnx &73'

Dave "Wortman Ch. En -r. KVON

279 BALDWIN AVENUE TELEPHONE 4 -2541

K V S M Jan 71 Zoo tat Micoa4 óteik1

SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA

December 11, 1947

Norman L. .aguire 434 ìorth hlburduerque , New Mxico

Dear hr. Maguire:

Thank you for your verification of =Ifs test transmission, December 6, 1947.

Your information checked exactly with our log for that _,morning test.

aïe are pleased to know that you were able to pick up KVSLI's signal so well in New Lexico.

Thank you for your interested report.

Very truly yours,

?.Iery F. Planting Chief Engineer, IL

I,iFP : nic

434 North A:aple ,;lbuquerou e, New iviexico November 22, 1947

Chief engineer Radio Station KVVC Ventura, California

Dear Sir:

I had the pleasure of tuning your station, KVVC, this morning while you were conducting tests on 1590 kilocycles. I would like very much to receive a verification of my recepti on of KIND if this report agrees with yyur station log.

Program details: Pacific standard Time. 1:03 A.M. Select ion. 1:06 Selection. 1:10 "This is KVVC, Ventura, Cal."

election. 1:12 "This is L1VVC, The Voice Of Ventura County, con-

ducting ecuipment tests on 1590 kcs. KVVC, Ven- tura, Cal." Signals a -8 Selection.

1:141 Carrier off, and back on again. -No modulation. S -6. 1 :16 Off again. Signals S -5 when came back on air. 1:17 Off and on. Signals J3- 5 -6 -7. 1:21 Off and on. Signals S -7. 1:22 ff and on again. Signals s -61.

Y ur signals varied from S3 -8, r -4. There was no notice- able fading and no static. There was no interference from any other stations. The eather was fair with the sky clear and the empe ra tune about 20'. My receiver vas a Hammarlund Hq, -29X using a 135 foot East- West antenna.

Hope that this report may be of staff and that I may have the firmation of my reception of KW Best wishes to you all on your

interest to you and your leasure of receiving a con-

c.:. Thank you very much. new station.

Yours truly,

Norman L. Mag ui re v'J1tu NK /'r.5

Rpport of reception of YVVC as stated above is hereby verified.

J l ickering CiEngr 11 Mar 48

KWBR, WARNER BROTHERS 327 -21sT STREET OAKLAND 12, CALIFORNIA PHONE HIGATE 1212

January 15, 1946

Norman L. Maguire 83 Prospect Street East Hartford 8, Connecticut

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your letter of December 5th, reporting reception of MR on December 4th from 11:42 -12 :01 AM, PST. We have checked your report with our station log, and are glad to send you this verification of your reception. Your report checks satisfactorily in every way.

Thanks again for your letter, and for your good wishes for the coming year. We hope that you may have occasion to listen to KWBR again in the future.

Very truly yours,

Sylvit

a L Chandler Program Director

/MC m

KWIK THE VOICE OF THE

90

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY 14 Xu

BURBANK BROADCASTERS, INC.


Dear Mr. Maguire:

20 W. BURBANK BLVD.

BURBANK, CALIFORNIA CHa rleston 6 -4141

November 20, 1947

This is to confirm your reception of KWIK ON November 13, 1947

Thank you for your interest and we hope to hear from you again. We hit the air commercially October 5, 1947 and have been going full force on a 21 -hour schedule.

Sincerely,

K W I K

Margaret Stehwien Receptionist

KWIK- FM-94.3 MEGACYCLES - CHANNEL 232

,

LI SAUTA AIlA. CALIF.

1410 -on the dial

This is to confirm reception of this

station by Norman _L . Maguire

W5NXF a at Albuquerque

New Mexico on Nov. 26.1955___

atQQQQ PST o clock as reported

and identified..

We appreciate this report and thank

you for your trouble.

3ip-n11ed

M i

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Title Chief Engineer

Normal operating schedule Weekdays 5 :30 AM until Midnight Sundays 7 :00 AN until 11:00 PM Maintenance period 11 :00 PM Sunday until 5 :30 AM Monday.

Merry Christmas OM with a Hapoy New Year.

- R. t...

"The TOP !AMA NA station- best of the bunch!"

NWNW I?ASADE^fA

March 1, 1943

Dear Mr. ?: aguire :

This is to verify your reception of the recent DX program for the NRC. Thank you for the very fine report. We enjoyed putting the program on and are pleased that you enjoyed hearing it.

We have had many fine reports ana most of them from the east coast. Because of our directional setup, we didn't expect to receive so many.

Thanks again for the fine report and hope we can get together again next year for another DX program.

Yours truly,

WV-0 Paul Spargo, cihief Engineer, KJKW

iirso Acs. llCw

KWSO BROADCASTING CO.

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA'S GOOD MUSIC STATION

TELEPHONE 4251 - P. O. BOX 366, WASCO, CALIFORNIA - TELETYPE: WASCO CAL 126

April 21, 195+

Norman L. Maguire 1+20 Columbia Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you for your letter. Your report of reception of our station corresponds to our log.

We are a 1000 watt station in the Southern San Joaquin Valley. Wasco has a population of about 7,000 in the city. It's a farming community about 28 miles from Bakersfield (you must have heard of that town because of the earthquakes).

KWSO programs classical, semi -classical music and religious programs. We are a daytime station, operating from sunup to sundown.

dr

Sincerely,

E.L. Robertson Chief Engineer

STUOOS iN HARR ANO ASCO

MOJAVE VALLEY ik 250 BROADCASTING CO. WATTS

1230 KC

L L CI

l je au CI

December 2, 1947

liorman L. L'a guire 434 North biaple Alüuouerque, New Mexico

Dear 1,'r. ú'iaguire:

We have your letter telllug us that you tunea our stiativn on November 16.

Your report is correct according to our log. Vie are pleased that we are being picixca up in so many parts of the country.

Very truly yours,

MOJAVE VALLEY BROADCASTING CO.

Burton C. Boatright Station Manager

13B/le

BARSTOW, CALIFORNIA

WORLD'S LARGEST RAILROAD DIESEL SHOPS & U. S. MARINE CORPS REPAIR BASE

_'4 1550 Kc.

P.O. Box 1613

---- -- ATLAS BROADCASTING CO.

May 1, 1963

Norman L. Maguire

1420 Columbia Drive NE


This letter is a confirmation of your listener re-

port of February 10 we thank you for your report

and confirm its correctness. We will make further

tests later on in the year and we will try to in-

form you of the date in advance so you will be able

to tune in. We shall use the National Radio Club

of Buffalo as the means of communication.

With best personal regards,

Harold O. Torosian, K6OGX

Chief Engineer KXEX

Too=

CHARACTERISTICS OF RECEPTION

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VOLUME Shown by the curve in above graph marked "R" Deter-

mined by Meter Ear.

Q S A Shown by the SW Code numbers 1 -5 at top of graph for that particular period of time shown.

Q S B This is automatically shown in intensity curve "R" Q R N IntensityNOrle Source Type

Q R M Source Other sta pn Cause dlnteñsrtn lso

MODULATION Clear , sharp. PROGRAM LEVEL Well balanced

Fair, temperature 38: WEATHER

REMARKS

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Signals excellent, except for short

period. .noted gb.o.v.... Came b.aç.k to normal again very shortly, drowning out the other station.

RECEIVING EQUIPMENT USED RECEIVER 5sott-3O ANTENNA 100 foot NW-SE

GROUND None

SIGNAL METER

LOCATION My receiving station is located of4.1.buslu.e.r.qu e

in County

L RADIO CL

Chief Engineer,

Radio Station IC" EL Centro, California

My Dear Sir:

I had the pleasure of listening in to

program of11/.1O.../ 11/10/41 mm 3:0.5 at which time you were transmitting on

Kcs. with a power of Watts.

On page three I have listed such musical selections as I was able to recognize and as much of the announcements as possible to record, which I respectfully 'submit for comparison with your own station log. If you find my log coincides correctly with your station log, will you kindly mail me a verified card or letter confirming my report of reception? Return postage is enclosed below.

On page four I have listed such information as it was possible to determine, which is reasonable accurate and it is hoped that it will be of some interest to you.

Thanking you most cordially for the above favor and wishing you possible success in your broadcasting activities as well as many,

y fine and interesting reports from your DX listeners, I am,

DX'ingly yours,

November 10 s...194 1

your fX'equ.r..nC.y ohe.ek. to 3..:..,2OA. M. P... S. T.

of .... 14F9.Q. an assigned frequency

OTHER CLUB AFFILIATIONS I. D. z. , Radex

Report No............6..1...

STAMP

_Norman It. Maguire

ß0Q ,NoPniverSj.ty

Albuquerque, New Mex o

FOR WORLD -WIDE PUBLICITY OF DX PROGRAMS TELL IT TO,

THE NATIONAL RADIO CLUB FIRST

Copyright 1937 by Gordon 1. Parfitt, Erie, Pa.

MN= 10

Material Submitted for Verification

Time Musical Selections or Announcements Heard

A. M. PST

3 :05 "...That means it's 3:05. Musical selections by at the organ. Time signals every two minutes or so. IO, El Centro. King - X- ±ay- Ocean,KXO, El Centro"

3:07 "It's EXO, El Centro, K -X -O."

3 :08; "It's KXO, El Centro, K -X -O, KXO, El Cnntro."

3 :10 "You're tuned to KXO, the Imperial Valley station, El Centro, K -X -O, El Centro."

3 :l4M "You're tuned to KM, The Imperial Valley Station, KXO, K -X -O El Centro."

3:16 "You're tuned to KXO, the Imperial Valley station, E1 Centro."

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3:172 "Regular frequency check program for boys over San Pedro way,"

3:191 "Well, peoples, that's about all the time we have for this month. The radio station is located 59 feet below sea level. Thane all, we will see you next month at this same time."

LINCOLN DELLAR GENERAL MANAGER

KXCA MUTUAL'S BASIC STATION FOR THE SACRAMENTO AREA

1617 30TH STREET - TELEPHONE 6-4728 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

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TELEPHONE WABASH 5.2717

February 13, 1958

Mr. Norman L. Maguire 1420 Columbia Drive, NE Albugueruge, N.M.

Dear Mr. Maguire:

Thank you very much for your letter of February 10, reporting reception of our station.

I have checked your report with our station log for the date

given and am very happy to verify your reception of KXOA.

Wishing you continuous good reception,

I am your,

Ewald W. Berger Technical Director

I( X 0 ( THE COLUMBIA STATION FOR CALIFORNIA'S NORTHERN AREA

LINCOLN DELLAR President

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

Mr. Norman L. _a[ __re

434 North Maple Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dear Tsar. Maguire:

TELEPHONE 3200 RADIO LANE

CHICO, CALIFORNIA

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Thank you very much for your letter re_oort i n;_; rece on of KXOC with it's special DX oro- °ram.

Your report is correct in every detail and I am therefore very happy to verify your reception of KXOC.

Wishing you continuous good reception,

Ewald i. Berger Technical Director, KXOA, KXOB, KXOC.

1500 ON YOUR DIM,

0 Dear Sir:

BAYSHORE HIGHWAY BETWEEN MABURY AND MC KEE

POST OFFICE BOX 167 PHONE BALLARD 971

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

This confirms your reception report of 11- / /-0,

A check of our log accinst your report shots sub -

stantial egreeme.nt, and I have every reason to believe ours was the station you heard.

Equipment here includes an RCA BTA -11, 1KW transmitter end a tyro -tower directional array pulled down in the direction of KSTP, St. Paul, which is 61 degrees true from San Jose.

We operate 24 hours daily with the exception of Monday mornings from Q3:00 mtdatpt. to 6:00 a.m., when we shut down for necessary maintenance.

Thanks very much for your report. We are very happy to receive it.

Yours truly, 5 3 RADIO STATIONXKX

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Chief Engineer

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C L E A R CHANNEL F O R C L E A R L I S T E N I N G

KYA HEARST RADIO, INC.

SAN FRANCISCO DOUGLAS 2536

March 24, 1939

Mr. Norman Macuire Room 21], Sec. 11: Richards' House Lehigh Liniversity_ Bethlehem, Pa.

Dear !'," r.

Thank you for your letter reportincr reception of this station on March 1;').

Attached is a ?RYA stamp verifyirg your report.

Yours very truly

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trances Pike Promram Department

RAEZO ?'HO VOICE' OP PROSNO HOTEL FRESNO FRESNO, CALIFORNIA

May 13, 1949

Dear Sir:

Thank you for your letter of 1`a , 19):9

in which you reported reception of RADIO KYNO ;^_ltd_ç,teT,,e,

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Please accept this as confirmation on your

reception.

Sincerely,

BERT WILLIAMSON Chief Engineer

BW:rns

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