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WJSV Complete Day · September 21, 1939 · 30 min · 151 words
The transcript of “0559-0630 Sign On and Sundial - Recorded Music”, an episode of WJSV Complete Day first broadcast September 21, 1939. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). WJSV Complete Day plays WJSV Complete Day free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
Machine transcript (may contain errors).
Good morning, this is Station WJ-S-V owned and operated by the Columbia Broadcasting System with studios in the Earl building at 13th and East Street, North West in the City of Washington. Our transmitting facilities are on the Mount Vernon Memorial Boulevard in historic Alexandria, Virginia on property leased from the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomacrai Highway Company.
Station WJ-S-V operates on a frequency of 1,460 kiloscicles by authority of the Federal Communications Commission. Six o'clock. This is the sundial, the music recorded. Class 6 a.m. The necessity of leading the air for the next couple of minutes in order to make technical adjustments. Moments ago have been though we returned
to the air on an assigned frequency of 1,460 kiloscicles by authority of the Federal Communications Commission. This is station WJSB in Washington. 23 and a half minutes now at 6am, 6 23 and one half.
27, the music is recorded.
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