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1071: 880: 1102:. In December 1934, WLW was instructed to cut back to 50 kilowatts at night until it had eliminated the interference. The station began construction of two shorter towers 1,850 feet (560 m) southwest from the main tower in order to create a directional antenna, which successfully reduced the signal broadcast towards Canada. With these antenna towers in place, full-time broadcasting at 500 kilowatts resumed in early 1935. However, WLW was continuing to operate under special temporary authority that had to be renewed every six months; each renewal brought complaints about interference, and undue domination of the market by the high-powered station. 976: 1141: 1128:(D-Montana), which stated that it was the "sense of the Senate... that the Federal Communications Commission should not adopt or promulgate rules to permit or otherwise allow any station operating on a frequency in the standard broadcast band (550 to 1600 kilocycles) to operate on a regular or other basis with power in excess of 50 kilowatts". Wheeler, an avid anti-monopolist who wanted to protect the smaller stations, was also concerned that domination of the airwaves by high-powered stations could lead to a dictator like Mussolini, Hitler or Stalin, who had each used control of radio to support their rise to power. 943:

1,500 watts, then, only if approved by the region's Radio Supervisor, increase powers in successive 500-watt steps, while ensuring that it was not causing excessive interference. WLW ordered one of the 5,000-watt-capable Western Electric transmitters, originally hoping to have it in operation by the end of December. In addition, a new remote transmitter site was constructed at Harrison, Ohio, located away from the city in order to limit the possibility of the station's signals overwhelming local receivers. On January 27, 1925, WLW began using its 5,000-watt-capable transmitter, although not yet at full power.

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significantly helped the local "groundwave" coverage, at the expense of reducing the increase in distant "skywave" signals. Even so, one listener remembered being able to easily pick up WLW's nighttime signal 1,100 miles (1,800 km) away in Denver, Colorado. Another issue was that some of the earliest towers like WLW's were being built too tall, which at night caused cancellation issues where the groundwave and skywave signals interfered with each other causing excessive fading. Because of this, WLW's tower, originally at 831 feet (253 m), was reduced to 747 feet (228 m).

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having the frequencies remain assigned exclusively to a single station, and a number of the stations, calling themselves the "Clear Channel Broadcasting Service", applied for higher powers. This included WLW, which submitted an application to operate with 750 kilowatts. However, the FCC denied these applications and went ahead with the additional stations, located mostly in under-served western states. Despite no longer being the sole occupant of 700 kHz, WLW's signal still sometimes spanned impressive distances, and in 1985 overnight host

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250 watts at night, and regional 5,000 watts. On the other hand, in language that largely echoed the financial arguments of the Wheeler resolution, clear channel stations were still limited to 50,000 watts, and WLW's temporary authorization to use 500,000 watts, except experimentally during early morning hours, was terminated.

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to be by September. It was actually October 29, 1928, when WLW became the fourth member of the select group of U.S. stations operating with 50,000 watts. However, at the dedication ceremonies the station proclaimed that, because WLW was more centrally located than the other 50,000 watt stations, it was "America's

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The station's original 50 kW 1927 Western Electric 7a transmitter was reactivated on the night of December 31, 1999, when it was powered up and used from 10:45 p.m. until 12:15 a.m. at the start of the next year. Chief Engineer Paul Jellison replaced a bad vacuum tube, and successfully

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WLW's 500,000-watt authorization included the requirement that the station limit its nighttime skywave signal toward Canada to the equivalent of 50,000 watts, which led to the construction of two shorter towers, electrically a quarter wavelength in height and separated by a half wavelength, that were

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channel 173, expanding the station coverage to the entire continental United States. Excluded from the simulcast was Cincinnati Bengals play-by-play coverage, as the station did not own the national rights. However, college sport play-by-play from the Xavier Musketeers and the Cincinnati Bearcats was

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This resolution, unlike a law, was not binding on the FCC; however it was seen as having an important influence on the outcome of its hearings. In early 1939 the FCC announced its new regulations, which narrowed the differences between low and high-powered stations. Local stations could now use up to

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Even though WLW was now using ten times the power, listeners subjectively said it only sounded two or three times louder than before. One important factor affecting long-distance nighttime coverage was the power upgrade included a switch from a horizontal "flattop" antenna to a vertical tower, which

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lines and a large cooling pond complete with spray fountains. It operated with a power input of about 750 kW (plus another 400 kW of audio for the modulator) to produce 500 kW. Even after 1939, when regular WLW programming was prohibited from operating with more than 50,000 watts, the

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The station transmitted on 5.69 MHz from 1924 to 1929 and 6.06 MHz (June 1929 – November 1, 1942). In 1941, operations were described as "the only international station in the United States authorized to operate on each of the six short-wave bands with unlimited frequencies

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really national Broadcasting station", with a signal that "cut through static like a knife". In early 1929 Crosley company advertising began referring to WLW using the slogan "The Nation's Station". The station even branched out into international service, including a weekly program in Spanish which

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In May Crosley purchased WSAI, and began to consolidate the two station's operations. This included WLW moving its transmitter site from Harrison to sharing WSAI's facility at Mason. There is where WLW's 50,000-watt Western Electric transmitter would be installed, with its completion initially hoped

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In October 1940 a suspicious fire broke out in the WLWO tuning house, which led to an increase in security, and in early 1941 it was reported that "Today you would have little chance of getting close enough to the equipment to do any damage, for out at Mason, Ohio, where the transmitters of WLW and

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By 1962 there were only 13 unduplicated clear channel frequencies left in the United States, and the FCC was investigating whether to "break up" these remaining frequencies by adding secondary stations. In response the U.S. House of Representatives passed House Resolution 714, which gave support to

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The August 1941 adoption of the Federal Communications Commission's "duopoly" rule restricted licensees from operating more than one radio station in a given market. At this time the Crosley Corporation owned both WLW and WSAI, so to conform with the new regulation in 1944 WSAI was sold to Marshall

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In May 1923 the Department of Commerce set aside a band of "Class B" frequencies reserved for stations that had quality equipment and programming, and the Cincinnati region was assigned exclusive use of 970 kHz. In the summer WLW began operating on this new frequency, sharing time with another

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At 50 kilowatts, WLW was heard easily over a wide area from New York to Florida, but Crosley still was not satisfied. In early 1933, it was announced that RCA had been awarded a contract to oversee the construction of a 500,000-watt transmitter, "the largest broadcasting transmitter in the world",

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writer investigated the effect of WSAI and WLW's May 11 introduction of the use of 5,000 watts, and found that despite claims that their "superpower broadcasting" would eliminate static within 500 miles, it was only "a start in the right direction". Listeners reported that the stations now sounded

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noted: "WLW Boone County Jamboree acts played to 169,406 persons, July 4 to October 4. An all time record of 63 bookings in seven States. New attendance records established at 14 events.". The Jamboree featured a number of country music performers who later became iconic and a few who entered the

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had established the basic structure of the AM broadcast band in the United States, grouping transmitting frequencies into three major categories: "local", limited to 100 watts, "regional", with up to 1,000 watts, and "clear", with an unspecified limit that was generally capped at 50,000 watts the

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The equipment of the Crosley Manufacturing Company is of such great power that the concert emanating from Cincinnati will be heard as far as a distant point in Canada; as far east as the Atlantic Ocean; west as far as the Rocky Mountains, and south to the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys, and

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In 1926 8XAL was on air with 100 watts, which increased to 10,000 watts in 1931. In 1940 the station was relicensed as a commercial station, with the callsign WLWO. In early 1941 it was operating with 75 kilowatts, with a program service particularly aimed at South America, and was known as "The

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newspapers. However, the system was unable to compete with standard newspaper delivery, and was shut down a few years later. On March 1, 1939, WLW resumed operations at 50,000 watts. The station had unsuccessfully attempted to reverse the decision in the courts, and now had to shut down the huge

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In late 1924 Western Electric began selling radio transmitters capable of operating at 5,000 watts, but the Commerce Department, wary of the high-powered sets overwhelming local receivers, did not immediately allow stations to use the full power. Instead stations could start operating with up to

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WLWO are located, a special guardhouse seventy-five feet (23 meters) high has been built, a high metal fence encloses the grounds which are patrolled by a staff of twelve guards twenty-four hours out of each day, and a battery of floodlights illuminates every foot of the grounds day and night."

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Initially there were no formal standards for radio stations making broadcasts for the general public, and a variety of stations, most operating under Experimental or Amateur station licenses, conducted broadcasts on a regular schedule. On December 1, 1921, the U.S. Department of Commerce, which

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The Commerce Department's cautious approach toward power increases was based on the assumption that station transmitters were located in heavily populated areas. However, in May 1925 it recognized that WLW's Harrison and WSAI's Mason, Ohio transmitter sites were both far enough from population

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The single shared entertainment wavelength of 360 meters meant that stations within a given region had to make timesharing agreements to assign operating timeslots. On August 7, 1922, WLW's programs were scheduled from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., while WMH's ran from 8:15 p.m. to

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In 1923 Crosley bought the Precision Equipment Company, and in January shut down WMH's operations. Precision held the rights to use the valuable Armstrong regeneration patent, and was technically the surviving company in the merger, and was subsequently renamed the Crosley Radio Company.

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station continued post midnight high-powered operation as experimental station W8XO, which helped to greatly improve the RCA 1 transmitter's power and reliability. By the end of World War II, it was capable of producing one million watts, and it "loafed along" at 600 kW.

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received a call from a listener in Hawaii. Reception at the United States Air Force's Thule Air Base in Greenland (4,235 km) has been reported as sufficiently good for routine listening with an ordinary commercial AM-FM radio receiver at night during the Arctic winter.

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located 1,850 feet (560 m) southwest of the main tower. The two shorter towers were fed using trolley car wire to produce an 85 kW signal at 96 degrees out-of-phase with the principal signal, which produced a null in the opposite direction from the main tower.

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In 1925 Crosley received a license for an experimental shortwave station, 8XAL (W8XAL after 1928). In August 1926 the company announced that it was planning to establish a shortwave link to relay programs from Cincinnati for retransmission by a newly acquired station,

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regulated radio at this time, adopted the first regulation formally establishing a broadcasting station category, which set aside the wavelength of 360 meters (833 kHz) for entertainment broadcasts, and 485 meters (619 kHz) for market and weather reports.

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WLW's 500,000-watt "RCA 1" transmitter was in operation between 1934 and 1939, and was the highest power ever used in the United States for public, domestic radio broadcasting. It was designed as an amplifier of the regular 50 kW transmitter. It operated in

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In January 1934, WLW began broadcasting with 500,000 watts after midnight under the experimental call sign W8XO. In April 1934 the station was authorized to operate at 500,000 watts during regular hours using the WLW call letters. On May 2, 1934, President

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amplifiers, except for brief, experimental night periods as W8XO. Because of the impending war, and the possible need for national broadcasting in an emergency, the W8XO experimental license for 500 kilowatts remained in effect until December 29, 1942.

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on December 30, 1921. The Crosley Manufacturing Company also applied for one of the new licenses, which was granted on March 2, 1922, for operation on the 360 meter "entertainment" wavelength, and issued the randomly assigned call letters of WLW.

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Avco began exiting broadcasting in 1975. WLW was one of the last properties to be sold in 1976. From that point until the 1990s, WLW had different owners, including Queen City Communications, Mariner Communications, Seven Hills Broadcasting and

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of the transmitter. It was widely reported that the signal was so overpowering that some people picked up WLW radio on the metal coils of mattresses and boxed bedsprings, but those reports have been assessed as possible

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The 8 in 8CR's call sign indicated that the station was located in the eighth Radio Inspection district. The fact that the "C" fell in the range A-W meant that the station was operating under a standard amateur station

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Crosley was also an early experimenter with making radio transmissions. Most accounts say he began in July 1921, using a 20-watt set located in an upstairs billiard table room, repeatedly playing a phonograph record of

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In 1926, there had been a temporary suspension of government regulation of radio due to a court ruling that the Commerce Department had overstepped its legal authority. This eventually resulted in the formation of the

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10:00 p.m. Crosley was a fanatic about the new broadcasting technology, and continually increased his station's capability. The power increased to 500 watts in September 1922, and to 1,000 watts in May 1924.

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to be used for simulcasting, and moved it to Port Union, Ohio. The station is W233BG on 94.5, operating at 120 watts. This would later be moved to Cincinnati, drop power to 99 watts, and switch to repeating

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and unlimited time. WLWO's assigned frequencies are: 6.08, 9.59, 11.71, 15.25, 17.80 and 21.65 megs", with programs in English, Spanish and Portuguese. In 1943, Crosley engineers built the U.S. government's

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WLW made its debut broadcast on March 23, 1922, beginning at 7:15 p.m. Station studios and transmitter were located at the Blue Rock Street building. Although the transmitter power was a fairly modest

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As the first station in the world to broadcast at this strength, WLW received numerous complaints from around the United States and Canada that it was interfering with other stations, most notably from

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WLW eventually stopped calling itself "The Nation's Station" and adopted the slogan "The Big One". For a time in the early 1960s, it also called itself the "World's Highest Fidelity Radio Station".

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From the 1950s until the 1970s, broadcasts for WLW were moved across Elm street to the COMEX building, where people could watch radio broadcasts from the sidewalk through plate glass windows.

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carried, as were Cincinnati Reds games (XM had purchased the rights to Major League Baseball separately). The station was placed on the satellites by then Clear Channel programming executive

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A feature story about WLW's new studios incorporated photographs of Joseph A. Chambers, technical supervisor and designer of the new facilities, and Powel Crosley Jr., owner of WLW and

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along with WLW from 1934 to 1945, WLW did not become the Reds' flagship station until 1969, a status it has retained ever since. Over the years, WLW has also been the flagship for

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Many reports have surfaced over the years, from those who lived near the 500-kilowatt transmitter, of power fluctuations. Residents would see their lights flicker in time to the

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The Precision Equipment Company was the first in Cincinnati to receive one of the new broadcasting station licenses, when its experimental station, 8XB, was relicensed as

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operated the water-cooled equipment, which he noted was quieter than the newer transmitters cooled by air blowers. The transmitter output was fed through a modern

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9100 audio processor, and Jellison reported that it "sounded fine and the news department mentioned the fact that we were operating on it in their news casts".

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Shortly after WLW began operating with 5,000 watts, the major radio manufacturers began work on producing more powerful transmitters. Development was led by

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In June 1938 the FCC held a series of hearings on the future of the AM band, including power levels. An important factor in their deliberations was the "

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next month by General Order 42. Over time the maximum daytime powers were increased to 250 watts for local stations, and 5,000 watts for regional ones.

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ceremonially pressed the same golden telegraph key that Wilson had used to open the Panama Canal, officially launching WLW's 500-kilowatt signal.

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centers that they could immediately begin operating as the first two stations in the nation transmitting with the full 5,000 watts. A

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WLW held its debut broadcast on March 23, 1922. Crosley brand "Harko" receivers were available for purchase to listen to the programs.

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home, and the other for an Experimental station, 8XAA, located at the company's Blue Rock Street factory building in Northside.

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in Schenectady, New York began conducting tests of a 50,000-watt transmitter, which began regular usage later that year.

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From the late 1970s to 1989, WLW's studios were located downtown at 3 East 4th Street, now the site of the

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One of the five new studios comprising the eighth floor of the new Crosley Radio Company building (1930)

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The "X" in 8XAA's call sign indicated that the station was operating under an Experimental license.

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In October 1928 WLW became the fourth station in the United States to operate with 50,000 watts.

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Field. The next year Crosley sold WLW to the Aviation Corporation of the Americas (

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There are currently seven additional U.S. stations operating on 700 kHz. (

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On the Short Waves, 1923-1945: Broadcast Listening in the Pioneer Days of Radio

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monologues), former program director and personality Darryl Parks and former

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although initially it would only be operated during the hours of 1 to 6 a.m.

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This inaugural concert will put Cincinnati 'on the map' of the radio world.

762: 723: 564: 121: 98: 1124:". On June 13, 1938, the U.S. Senate adopted resolution 294, sponsored by 894:

only the smaller type of sending apparatus has been employed in Cincinnati

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and traffic departments, along with new studios for 550 WLWA, formerly

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WLW's diamond-shaped Blaw-Knox radio tower has been in use since 1934

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Lodge No. 5 in downtown Cincinnati. WLW's sister television station,

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McClure, Rusty; Stern, David; Banks, Michael A. (November 9, 2006).

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for Southwest Ohio, Kentucky and Eastern Indiana. Besides its main

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company in 1934, it was the second of its type to be built, after

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Beginning in 1939, WLW used the overnight hours to transmit READO

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At the Third National Radio Conference, held in October 1924, the

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The Early Shortwave Stations: A Broadcasting History Through 1945

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Crosley – Two Brothers and an Empire That Transformed the Nation

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college games. WLW also serves as a co-flagship station for the

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shortwave transmitter site, which was later taken over by the

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Commercial and Government Radio Stations of the United States

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basketball, and the games of the Cincinnati Royals (now the

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From March 1, 2006, to March 6, 2009, WLW was simulcast on

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until May 2008. Until 2015, WLW was also associated with

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Jamboree. A 1942 advertisement in the trade publication

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WLW debuted its 500,000 watt transmitter on May 2, 1934.

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The station claims many well-known alumni, including:

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A major promotion of the station in the 1940s was the

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Journal of the Senate of the United States of America

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By the summer of 1928, in addition to WGY, WEAF (now

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In the 1930s, WLW occupied the entire 48th floor of

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Clear-channel news/talk radio station in Cincinnati

2080:(Crosley section) by Alan Douglas, 1988, page 110. 1383:, and shortly thereafter WLW was dropped from XM. 1206:. Other significant artists who worked there were 1160:. In 1942, the station moved its studios into the 13158:News and talk radio stations in the United States 2855: 2627:"Limitation of Power of Radio Broadcast Stations" 1682: 839:WLW was the outgrowth of an interest in radio by 563:, often identifying itself as “The Big One”. Its 13144: 3458:Facility details for Facility ID 147557 (W233BG) 3407:by Lance Venta, November 2020 (radioinsight.com) 1078:Crosley obtained a construction permit from the 3046:"On Short Waves: Crosley's International Voice" 2381:, November 15, 1928, page 3 (crosleyradios.com) 1863:"Eighth district (headquarters, Detroit, Mich)" 1430: 3410: 3066:Broadcasting on the Short Waves, 1945 to Today 2998:"Fox 19 Gets WEBN Fireworks, WLW Weather Deal" 1770:700wlw.iheart.com. Accessed December 11, 2016. 956:in Pittsburgh's 10,000 watts was even better. 11537: 11046: 10995:List of programming syndicated by iHeartMedia 5985: 4829: 4419: 3495: 935:'s (RCA) vice president and general manager, 4857:radio stations, with a full-power nighttime 3438:Facility details for Facility ID 29733 (WLW) 3278:"History of Station WLW's 500kW Transmitter" 2769: 2445: 621:WLW is a primary entry point station in the 11865:A drive into deep left field by Castellanos 11000:List of radio stations owned by iHeartMedia 4865:from inteference well beyond their daytime 3131:(1st ed.). Jefferson, North Carolina: 3070:(1st ed.). Jefferson, North Carolina: 2749: 2733: 2731: 1867:Amateur Radio Stations of the United States 1855: 1808:"WLW Resurrects America's Trucking Network" 1496:often occurred near the transmission site. 952:about twice as strong, and also noted that 582:site features a distinctive diamond-shaped 11544: 11530: 11053: 11039: 5992: 5978: 4843: 4836: 4822: 4426: 4412: 3502: 3488: 2976:"Report: WLW Adds FM Translator Simulcast" 2375:"Nation-wide Response to New National WLW" 2162:"Cruising Through the Air" by E. M. Boyd, 2078:Radio Manufacturers of the 1920s: Volume 1 1825: 1262:. The latter station had been licensed to 629:, its programming is simulcast on 99-watt 2900: 2709:by John Schneider (theradiohistorian.com) 2535:Federal Communications Commission reports 1135: 670:, WLW became the flagship station of the 3348: 3116: 3055: 3041: 3039: 3037: 2824:"Ban On Multiple Ownership in Same Area" 2805:. Billboard. January 17, 1942. p. 2 2752:"This is Crosley Square ... Signing off" 2728: 2472: 2452: 2325: 2323: 1721: 1626:, also worked at WLW beginning in 1947. 1447:is featured on the official seal of the 1434: 1139: 1069: 974: 899:possibly to ships in the Gulf of Mexico? 878: 745:hosts a weekday program, and WLW is the 678:. One of four charter affiliates of the 2681:, February 1, 1939, pages 16–17, 70-73. 2495:"Consumer Price Index (estimate) 1800–" 1604:, the creator of the classic TV series 1401: 13145: 11060: 3275: 3269: 3241: 3052:, week ending March 28, 1941, page 40. 3027:"Crosleys to Enter Short Wave Field", 2858:"Remembering WLW's Old COMEX Building" 2840:"Sale of Crosley Corporation Approved" 2675:"Proposed New FCC Rules Well Received" 2611:"FCC Drafts Slate for June 6 Hearings" 2438:"Mabley & Carew" (advertisement), 2397:, October 1929, pages 42–45, 114, 123. 2349:(June 30, 1928, edition), pages 82–96. 1833:"Crosley Radio Corp.; Cincinnati (OH)" 1515: 718:; and the home of radio personalities 12202: 11525: 11034: 5973: 4817: 4407: 3483: 3369:"Meet Voice Of Cleo, the Talking Dog" 3215: 3209: 3123:Berg, Jerome S. (20 September 2013). 3034: 3018:, May 4, 1925, Radio Section, page 1. 2878:"Closed Circuit: Clear Channel Test?" 2719:"Stay Refused, WLW Returns to 50 Kw." 2493:Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. 2320: 2311:"Land Lines to Link WGY and the West" 2295:"High Power Downs Static, Test Shows" 2214:, September 7, 1924, Part 1, page 31. 1843:from the original on 28 December 2021 1805: 1365: 3311:"Lisnagarvey and the Blaw-Knox mast" 3122: 3061: 2906: 2236:"Two Stations To Use Higher Power", 2176:"KFI—The Radio Central Superstation" 1661: 996:was intended for listeners in Cuba. 761:, afternoon hosts Eddie Fingers and 602:, with secondary coverage as far as 11551: 3339:"Message from WLW CE Paul Jellison" 2856:Kiesewetter, John (March 7, 2016). 2537:(Vol. 1, 1934–1935), pages 203–209. 2250:"5KW Power for Cincinnati Stations" 2208:"Big Station Plans to Circle Globe" 2014:"Milnor Electric (advertisement)". 1066:500,000-watt "superpower" operation 798:alongside sister stations WCKY and 686:(FCC) to broadcast with a power of 13: 13168:Radio stations established in 1922 11912:President of Baseball Operations: 11855:1999 NL Wild Card tie-breaker game 4375:List of radio stations in Kentucky 3276:Reiman, Dick (December 17, 1999). 3062:Berg, Jerome S. (1 October 2008). 2926: 2750:Kiesewetter, John (June 6, 1999). 2563:"WGY, KSL Apply For 500,000 Watts" 2423:"RCA-Victor Given WLW 500 kW. Job" 2279:"Superpower Test Arouses Interest" 2192:"U.S. Radio Power Scale Announced" 1711: 1629: 963:, and in July 1925 that company's 737:department and is affiliated with 14: 13194: 12203: 10959:Total Traffic and Weather Network 4394:with extended nighttime coverage. 4380:List of radio stations in Indiana 3422: 3356:Variety Radio Directory 1940–1941 3343:Jim Hawkins' WLW Transmitter Page 2978:. AllAccess.com. January 23, 2013 2166:, May 3, 1925, Section 6, page 3. 1806:Venta, Lance (January 20, 2021). 1755:Federal Communications Commission 1747:"Facility Technical Data for WLW" 1443:WLW's distinctive diamond-shaped 684:Federal Communications Commission 3390: 3354:Grunwald, Edgar A., Ed. (1940). 3313:by Aubrey McKibben (bbceng.info) 3000:. March 31, 2010. Archived from 2909:"WLW Switches to Fox Radio News" 1322:Although Crosley also owned the 1304:picked up Fox News Radio, while 1144:Promotional advertisement (1939) 1043: 1027: 1015: 796:Cincinnati Bengals Radio Network 716:Cincinnati Bengals Radio Network 714:; a co-flagship station for the 672:Crosley Broadcasting Corporation 34: 5999: 4441:radio stations in the state of 3464:Licensing and Management System 3444:Licensing and Management System 3398: 3361: 3332: 3316: 3304: 3291: 3235: 3193: 3177: 3021: 3008: 2990: 2968: 2952: 2895:"Nighttime Operations: 700 kHz" 2887: 2871: 2849: 2833: 2817: 2795: 2712: 2700: 2684: 2668: 2652: 2636: 2620: 2604: 2588: 2572: 2556: 2540: 2524: 2508: 2432: 2416: 2400: 2384: 2368: 2352: 2336: 2304: 2288: 2272: 2259: 2243: 2230: 2217: 2201: 2185: 2169: 2156: 2140: 2115: 2099: 2083: 2071: 2058: 2045: 2032: 2007: 1991: 1975: 1751:Licensing and Management System 1344:National Basketball Association 690:, which happened in the 1930s. 11936:World Series Championships (5) 4370:List of radio stations in Ohio 2965:, April 18, 1959, pages 26–27. 2601:, September 29, 1928, page 15. 2585:, August 31, 1928, pages 9–10. 1799: 1773: 1761: 1739: 1643:Greater Cincinnati Radio Guide 1636: 814:game, specifically their 2023 693: 1: 11647:Opening Day starting pitchers 3909:by frequency & subchannel 3329:, November 1, 1940, page 103. 3029:Omaha (Nebraska) World Herald 2907:Bird, Rick (August 5, 2005). 2830:, August 11, 1941, pages 6–7. 2697:, February 15, 1939, page 91. 2617:, May 15, 1938, pages 15, 62. 2359:"WLW-WSAI Improve Efficiency" 2301:, September 12, 1925, page 7. 2285:, August 29, 1925, pages 1–2. 2106:"Alterations and Corrections" 2020:. 22 March 1922. p. 11. 1733: 1689:. Cincinnati: Clerisy Press. 1386:WLW was also affiliated with 784:Cincinnati Reds Radio Network 712:Cincinnati Reds Radio Network 698:WLW serves as the Cincinnati 571:(with a Cincinnati address). 13183:Clear-channel radio stations 13173:Radio stations in Cincinnati 11972:National League pennants (9) 11487:American Football Conference 11334:Conference championships (3) 4861:signal that is protected by 2934:"WLW Comes Home To ABC News" 2777:"WLW Radio & Television" 2738:"WLW's Big-arse Transmitter" 2649:, December 11, 1938, page 1. 2569:, October 15, 1936, page 63. 2553:, September 1, 1936, page 9. 2487:American Antiquarian Society 2467:American Antiquarian Society 2429:, February 15, 1933, page 9. 2333:, October 29, 1928, page 13. 2198:, October 29, 1924, page 18. 2068:, January 13, 1924, page 21. 1431:Mason, Ohio transmitter site 1355:Northern Kentucky University 933:Radio Corporation of America 7: 13153:1922 establishments in Ohio 11850:Tom Browning's perfect game 11472:Current league affiliations 11268:Division championships (11) 11077:Based and headquartered in 5959:Daytime-only radio stations 3373:Corpus Christi Caller-Times 3031:, August 22, 1926, page 53. 2409:(effective June 15, 1927), 2317:, October 24, 1925, page 7. 2227:, January 28, 1925, page 6. 2128:. 10 July 1924. p. 8. 2122:"WLW Will Use 423 Meters". 1988:, January 3, 1922, page 10. 1982:"Amendments to Regulations" 1098:, then on 690 kHz, in 1052:Camp Washington, Cincinnati 475:Public license information 10: 13199: 13178:IHeartMedia radio stations 11845:Carlton Fisk waves it fair 4340:Huntington-Ashland-Ironton 3222:History of WLW, Cincinnati 2707:"The Newspaper of the Air" 2182:, May 23, 1925, pages 4–6. 2153:, October 7, 1924, page 1. 2064:"Radio Companies Merged", 1451:. Designed and erected by 1349:In 2013, WLW purchased an 1192:Country Music Hall of Fame 1107:Mutual Broadcasting System 829: 767:America's Trucking Network 680:Mutual Broadcasting System 666:Launched by industrialist 18: 13098: 13031: 12970: 12903: 12842: 12765: 12702: 12641: 12576: 12513: 12452: 12387: 12326: 12265: 12209: 12198: 12165: 12114: 12043: 12027: 11971: 11935: 11899: 11878: 11837: 11764: 11670: 11599: 11561: 11502:Former league affiliation 11501: 11471: 11426: 11375: 11359: 11333: 11267: 11236: 11220: 11170: 11142: 11091: 11070: 10967: 10929:Black Information Network 10921: 7336: 6060: 6026: 6009: 5951: 5432: 5414: 5336: 4958: 4875: 4851: 4732: 4701: 4670: 4449: 4317: 4301: 4260: 3934: 3904: 3884: 3812: 3774: 3595: 3526: 3474:FCC History Cards for WLW 3248:. McFarland. p. 26. 2846:, August 3, 1945, page 7. 2725:, March 1, 1939, page 17. 2629:(Senate Resolution 294), 2515:"Used Same Key as Wilson" 2055:, August 7, 1923, page 8. 2042:, March 22, 1922, page 3. 1334:football and basketball, 834: 753:, which is syndicated by 606:and the outer suburbs of 513: 496: 473: 468: 448: 369: 356: 346: 336: 324: 319: 225: 204: 199: 169: 150: 145: 109: 97: 92: 84: 65: 55: 42: 33: 11772:Cincinnati Red Stockings 11704:Great American Ball Park 11577:Cincinnati Red Stockings 11510:American Football League 11480:National Football League 11020:Clear Channel memorandum 11010:Radio Computing Services 4863:international agreements 3206:, May 1938, pages 20–22. 3048:by Charles A. Morrison, 3014:"WLW to Try Shortwave", 2665:, July 1, 1938, page 16. 2365:, October 1928, page 52. 2112:, July 2, 1923, page 10. 1705: 1662:Berg, Jerome S. 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P. 877. 3133:McFarland & Company 3072:McFarland & Company 2884:, July 9, 1962, page 5. 2844:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2756:The Cincinnati Enquirer 2647:Washington Evening Star 2521:, May 17, 1934, page 6. 2442:, May 2, 1934, page 13. 2413:, May 31, 1927, page 8. 2407:"Broadcasting Stations" 2379:The Crosley Broadcaster 2329:"WLW" (advertisement), 2269:, May 19, 1925, page 9. 2240:, May 12, 1925, page 7. 2017:The Cincinnati Enquirer 1883:2027/osu.32435066705765 1768:700 WLW On-Air Schedule 1623:Do You Trust Your Wife? 1415:Inter-Nation Station". 826:, on December 2, 2023. 441:(auxiliary transmitter) 371:Transmitter coordinates 11870:MLB at Field of Dreams 11860:2013 NL Wild Card Game 4845:Clear-channel stations 4803:radio stations in Ohio 4392:Clear-channel stations 3510:Radio stations in the 3454:'s AM station database 3218:"The Nation's Station" 3190:, August 1945, page 5. 2599:Radio Service Bulletin 2595:"General Order No. 42" 2583:Radio Service Bulletin 2579:"General Order No. 40" 2411:Radio Service Bulletin 2223:"The Listening Post", 2110:Radio Service Bulletin 2002:Radio Service Bulletin 1986:Radio Service Bulletin 1933:Radio Service Bulletin 1440: 1164:building, a converted 1145: 1136:Return to 50,000 watts 1075: 980: 971:"The Nation's Station" 884: 862: 816:MLS Eastern Conference 780:flagship radio station 623:Emergency Alert System 578:around the clock. The 13163:Peabody Award winners 11729:Estadio Sixto Escobar 11642:Owners and executives 11194:Welcome to the Jungle 11134:Starting quarterbacks 10975:Clear Channel Outdoor 3202:by Anderson Ashburn, 3050:Movie and Radio Guide 2803:"(WLW advertisement)" 2597:(September 7, 1928), 2393:by Natalie Giddings, 2361:by Natalie Giddings, 2256:, July 1925, page 57. 1941:2027/pst.000071912585 1473:electrical substation 1438: 1143: 1088:Franklin D. Roosevelt 1073: 978: 882: 592:Indianapolis, Indiana 561:clear-channel station 429:39.35306°N 84.32889°W 396:39.35306°N 84.32500°W 320:Technical information 12132:Chattanooga Lookouts 12071:National League West 12044:Division titles (10) 11829:W711-2 trading cards 3476:(covering 1927–1979) 3242:Brooks, Tim (2019). 3216:Price, John (1979). 3204:The Michigan Technic 1620:and its predecessor 1572:, "Sportstalk" host 1402:Shortwave operations 1252:Jacor Communications 1204:The Delmore Brothers 916:Cincinnati station, 751:Live on Sunday Night 21:WLW (disambiguation) 19:For other uses, see 11886:Cleveland Guardians 11802:The Big Red Machine 11678:Bank Street Grounds 11259:Pittsburgh Steelers 6044:B. J. "Red" McCombs 4596:Mansfield/Mid-Ohio 3341:(January 1, 2000), 3200:"More Power To You" 3016:Cincinnati Enquirer 2913:The Cincinnati Post 2740:(ominous-valve.com) 2581:(August 30, 1928), 2440:Cincinnati Enquirer 2331:Cincinnati Enquirer 2238:Cincinnati Enquirer 2164:Cincinnati Enquirer 2066:Cincinnati Enquirer 2053:Cincinnati Enquirer 2040:Cincinnati Enquirer 1516:Former on-air staff 1264:Covington, Kentucky 1194:. Among these were 818:Final game against 788:Cincinnati Bearcats 627:analog transmission 596:Lexington, Kentucky 462:W233BG (Cincinnati) 434:39.35306; -84.32889 425: / 401:39.35306; -84.32500 392: / 326:Licensing authority 210:March 23, 1922 162:(iHM Licenses, LLC) 127:Cincinnati Bearcats 30: 12184:Reds Radio Network 11891:Pittsburgh Pirates 11744:Plant City Stadium 11698:Riverfront Stadium 11688:Palace of the Fans 11657:Logos and uniforms 11581:Cincinnati Redlegs 11254:Kansas City Chiefs 11155:Riverfront Stadium 11063:Cincinnati Bengals 6027:Board of directors 6010:Corporate officers 4741:adult contemporary 3886:NOAA Weather Radio 2051:"Radio Programs", 1787:. February 5, 2023 1649:on 28 January 2008 1441: 1372:XM Satellite Radio 1366:XM Radio simulcast 1328:Cincinnati Bengals 1271:National City Bank 1146: 1122:Wheeler resolution 1112:In 1928 the FRC's 1076: 981: 885: 733:WLW has a 24-hour 688:500,000 watts 674:, later a part of 649:digital subchannel 574:WLW operates with 408:(main transmitter) 227:Former frequencies 132:Cincinnati Bengals 60:Greater Cincinnati 28: 13140: 13139: 13136: 13135: 12190:Bally Sports Ohio 11926:Freddie Benavides 11918:General Manager: 11787:Black Sox Scandal 11755:Goodyear Ballpark 11519: 11518: 11028: 11027: 10949:Premiere Networks 7337:FM radio stations 6061:AM radio stations 5967: 5966: 4811: 4810: 4401: 4400: 3880: 3879: 3520:metropolitan area 3004:on April 3, 2010. 2961:(advertisement), 2783:. October 3, 2008 2693:(advertisement), 1639:"Station History" 1617:Who Do You Trust? 1607:The Twilight Zone 1566:Cris Collinsworth 1336:Xavier University 1126:Burton K. Wheeler 841:Powel Crosley Jr. 792:Xavier Musketeers 755:Premiere Networks 700:network affiliate 668:Powel Crosley Jr. 576:50,000 watts 569:Sycamore Township 529: 528: 363:50,000 watts 158:iHeartMedia, Inc. 88:Newsradio 700 WLW 13190: 12218: 12200: 12199: 12144:Daytona Tortugas 12118: 12072: 12052: 11749:Ed Smith Stadium 11715: 11590: 11589:Cincinnati, Ohio 11570: 11555: 11546: 11539: 11532: 11523: 11522: 11249:Cleveland Browns 11244:Baltimore Ravens 11082: 11081:Cincinnati, Ohio 11064: 11055: 11048: 11041: 11032: 11031: 10980:Clear Channel UK 10944:Fox Sports Radio 6053:John H. 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