Radio Program Guide (1928)
Stations listed include:
WDAF, Kansas City, MO (Now KCSP.)
KYW, Chicago, IL (Now in Philadelphia, PA.)
KFAB, Lincoln, NE (Now in Omaha, NE.)
KMBC, Kansas City, MO (Now KMBZ.)
KSTP, St. Paul, MN
WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN
WCFL, Chicago, IL (Now WMVP.)
WGN, Chicago, IL
WJZ, New York, NY (Now WABC.)
WHAS, Louisville, KY
KWK, St. Louis, MO (Now KXFN.)
WFAA, Dallas, TX (Original operation, not the one that is now KLIF.)
KOA, Denver, CO
WJR, Detroit, MI, (Had just moved there from Pontiac, MI, about 12 days earlier. Was also branding itself as WJR-WCX at this time.)
WLW, Cincinnati, OH
WSM, Nashville, TN
WSB, Atlanta, GA
WTMJ, Millwaukee, WI
WRC, Washington D.C.
WLS, Chicago, IL
WOS, Jefferson City, MO (Now defunct.)
WOC, Davenport, IA
KMOX, St. Louis, MO
KTHS, Hot Springs, AR (Now KAAY, Little Rock, AR.)
WREN, Kansas City, KS (Now KYYS.)
WBBM, Chicago, IL
WHO, Des Moines, IA
WGY, Schenectady, NY
WWJ, Detroit, MI
WEAF, New York, NY (Now WFAN.)
WOW, Omaha, NE (Now KXSP.)
WRVA, Richmond, VA
WISN, Millwaukee, WI
KFI, Los Angeles, CA
KGO, Oakland, CA (Now KSFO, San Francisco, CA.)
WMAQ, Chicago, IL (Now WSCR.)
The guide also listed a few Canadian National Railways (CNR - Predecessor to todays CBC.) stations including:
CNRW, Winnipeg, MB (A phantom license that was leasing time from CKY,
CNRA, Moncton, NB (Now CBAM-FM.)
CNRV, Vancouver, BC (Now CBU.)
Stations listed include:
WDAF, Kansas City, MO (Now KCSP.)
KYW, Chicago, IL (Now in Philadelphia, PA.)
KFAB, Lincoln, NE (Now in Omaha, NE.)
KMBC, Kansas City, MO (Now KMBZ.)
KSTP, St. Paul, MN
WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN
WCFL, Chicago, IL (Now WMVP.)
WGN, Chicago, IL
WJZ, New York, NY (Now WABC.)
WHAS, Louisville, KY
KWK, St. Louis, MO (Now KXFN.)
WFAA, Dallas, TX (Original operation, not the one that is now KLIF.)
KOA, Denver, CO
WJR, Detroit, MI, (Had just moved there from Pontiac, MI, about 12 days earlier. Was also branding itself as WJR-WCX at this time.)
WLW, Cincinnati, OH
WSM, Nashville, TN
WSB, Atlanta, GA
WTMJ, Millwaukee, WI
WRC, Washington D.C.
WLS, Chicago, IL
WOS, Jefferson City, MO (Now defunct.)
WOC, Davenport, IA
KMOX, St. Louis, MO
KTHS, Hot Springs, AR (Now KAAY, Little Rock, AR.)
WREN, Kansas City, KS (Now KYYS.)
WBBM, Chicago, IL
WHO, Des Moines, IA
WGY, Schenectady, NY
WWJ, Detroit, MI
WEAF, New York, NY (Now WFAN.)
WOW, Omaha, NE (Now KXSP.)
WRVA, Richmond, VA
WISN, Millwaukee, WI
KFI, Los Angeles, CA
KGO, Oakland, CA (Now KSFO, San Francisco, CA.)
WMAQ, Chicago, IL (Now WSCR.)
The guide also listed a few Canadian National Railways (CNR - Predecessor to todays CBC.) stations including:
CNRW, Winnipeg, MB (A phantom license that was leasing time from CKY,
CNRA, Moncton, NB (Now CBAM-FM.)
CNRV, Vancouver, BC (Now CBU.)