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KATZ Jan 3, 1955: 1600 kc; 5 kw -D, 1 kw -N, Rep: PGW. MISSOURI DA -N. 273 Arcade Bldg. (63101). CHestnut Charles P. Stanley, pres & gen mgr; Charles 1 -6000. Laclede Radio Inc. (acq 3.1 -60). A. White, coml mgr; Lee Coffee, prog dir; Jim Rep: Savalli /Gates. Spec progs: Neg 100 %. Peterson, news dir; Ron Lipe, prod dir; Pat Net: ABC. Rep: Savalli /Gates. Spec progs: Allen Wolin, pres; Martin O'R Browne, VP & Casey, chief engr. C &W 20 hrs wkly. gen mgr; Doug Eason, news dir; C. B. Strauss, WIL 1922: 1430 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. 300 N. 12th Ralph D. Foster, pres & gen mgr; Leslie L. chief engr. St. (63101). GEneva 6-1600. Radio Stn WIL (acq Kennon, VP & asst mgr; Charles Harrison, coml KCFM(FM) November 1954: 93.7 mc; 100 kw. 8 -57). See Balaban Stns. mgr; Bill Bailey, prog dir & prom mgr; Gary Ant 440 ft. (CP 100 kw, horiz & vert). Stereo. Rep: Eastman. Kennon, news dir; Wallis Fender, chief engr. 532 DeBaliviere (63112). PArkview 6 -1077. Com- John F. Box Jr., mgng dir; David M. Brennan, SULLIVAN, Franklin county mercial Bcstg Co. asst to mgng dir; Ron Lundy, opns dir; Nelson NEW AM not on air, target date unknown: Rep: Weed. Kirkwood, group news dir; Gene Hirsch, WIL news 1560 kc; 250 w -D. 46 N. Clark St. Meramec Harry Eidelman, pres & gen mgr; Bob Burke, dir; Melvon G. Hart, tech dir. Valley Bcstg Co. coml mgr; Sibley Smith, prog dir; Gene Chase, WIL -FM July 15, 1962: 92.3 mc; 38 kw. Ant THAYER (417) Oregon county news dir; Edward B. Bench, chief engr. 320 ft. Dup WIL. KALM Dec 1, 1953: 1290 kc; 1 kw -D. Box 15. KFUO (See Clayton, Mo.). SALEM (314) Dent county (65574). 264 -7211. Radio Station KALM. See K1CF (See Festus, Mo.). KSMO November 1953: 1340 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 Neatherly Stns. KMOX Dec 24, 1925: 1120 kc; 50 kw. 1144 w -N. Box 71. (65560). 729 -6658. Zola Bcstg Co. Net: Keystone; Magic Circle. Rep: Bradley. Ave. 1 Hampton (63139). STerling -2345. CBS (acq 1- 1 -56). Robert Neathery & Robert Neathery Jr., gen Inc. (acq 1932). See CBS -owned Stns. SEDALIA (816) Pettis county mgrs; Carlie Hamilton, stn mgr; Thelma Bowers, Net: CBS. Rep: CBS Radio Spot Sales. prog KDRO Sept 13, 1939: 1490 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 dir; John Deidiker, news dir; Sam Beatty, Robert Hyland, VP of CBS Radio & gen mgr w -N. West Highway 50. (65302). TAylor 6 -5005. chief engr. of KMOX Radio; Robert Rehg, prom mgr; Rex Sedalia Bcstg Corp. (acq 6- 1.57). KAMS (FM) (See Mammoth Springs, Ark.). Davis, news dir; Larry Burrows, chief engr. Spec progs: C &W 2 hrs wkly. TRENTON (816) Grundy county KMOX -FM 1961: 103.3 mc; 47 kw. Ant 900 ft. James F. Glenn, pres & sls mgr; Herbert W. KTTN April 17, 1955: 1600 kc; 500 w -D. 804 Dup KMOX. Brandes, VP & gen mgr; Ed Carroll, prog dir; Main St. (64683). ELmwood 9 -2261. Clarence E. KMOX -TV affil. Roylee Peters, news dir; Don Harms, chief engr. Breazeal (acq 11- 1 -61). KSD 1922: 550 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. 1111 Olive KSIS Feb 18, 1954: 1050 kc; 1 kw -D. Box Net: Keystone. St. MAin 1 -1111. Pulitzer Publishing Co. (63101). 207. (65302). TAylor 6 -1050. Yates Bcstg Co. Clarence E. Breazeal, owner & gen mgr; Rob- See Nwspr. Net: ABC. Spec progs: C &W 6 hrs wkly. ert P. Dennis, coml mgr; John F. May, prog dir; Net: NBC. Rep: Blair. Carl W. Yates Jr., pres & gen mgr; Bud Pratt, Joe Seymour, news dir; Hardy Jones, chief engr. Joseph Pulitzer Jr., pres; Harold Grams, gen coml mgr; Bettie S. Baldwin, prog dir; Harlan UNION (314) Franklin county mgr; E. L. Franciscus, sls mgr; Sterling Harkins, B. Snow, news dir; M. C. Boydston, chief engr. KLPW Aug 18, 1954: 1220 kc; 1 kw -D. Box prog mgr; Austin Bridgman, news dir; Don KSIS -FM May 11, 1964: 92.1 mc; 2.65 kw. 72. (63084). LUcerne 3.5155 (Union, Mo.); Risk, chief Burnes, prom mgr; Edwin engr. Ant 280 ft. Prog sep from KSIS. Stereo. BEverly 3 -3355 (Washington, Mo.). Franklin KSD -TV affil, Bcstg Inc. Ware Stns. SIKESTON (314) Scott county County See KSHE (FM) (See Crestwood, Mo.). Rep: Continental Sales. KMPL Oct. 1, 1965: 1520 kc; 5 kw -D, 500 Leslie P. Ware, pres; Frank Lohmeyer, VP, w -N (CH) DA -3. Box 907. (63801) GRanite gen mgr & chief engr; Chuck Ootte, coral mgr & 1 -1520. Serno Bcstg Corp. THE SOUND OF SUCCESS prog dir; Bob Hamilton, prom mgr; Dick Rice, Scott Mariner, gen mgr; Philip H. Nash, news ST. LOUIS IS: new dir. IN dir; Dewey A. Trostel, chief engr. WARRENSBURG (816) Johnson county KSIM July 17, 1948: 1400 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 °I(CMW -FM April 1, 1952: 90.9 mc; 10 w. KSHE w -N. West Malone Ave. (63801). GRanite 1-1400. Central Missouri State College. (64093). 747- 94.7 Sikeston Community Bcstg Co. 6356. Board of Regents. Central Missouri State Net: ABC. Rep: Meeker; Beaver. A CENTURY STATION College. L. R. Bowman, Jr., pres; R. L. Watkins Jr., Net: NAEB. gen mgr; Maxine Scott, coml mgr; John M. Dr. John R. Gregory, dir of radio. °KSLH (FM) April 13, 1950: 91.5 mc; 12.5 kw. Shain, prog dir; R. L. Watkins Jr., news dir; KOKO 1954: 1450 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 w -N. Box Ant 400 ft. 1517 S. Theresa Ave., (63104). W. P. Tedlie, chief engr. 0. (64093). 747 -9191. Johnson County Bcstrs PRospect 2 -4322. St. Louis Board of Education. (417) Greene county SPRINGFIELD Inc. (acq 11 -60). Gertrude B. Hoffsten, gen mgr; Ernest Vogel, KGBX 1926: 1260 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. Box 767. Rep: Hopewell. chief engr. (65801). UNiversity 9 -2822. Springfield Bcstg Wm. C. Tucker, pres; Jim McCollum, gen & KSTL June 4, 1948: 690 kc; 1 kw -D. Box Co. (acq 1944). See Nwspr. prom mgr; Gladys Brown, coral mgr; George 1440. BRidge 1.6090. Radio St. Louis Inc. Net: NBC. Rep: Venard, Torbet & McConnell. Donley, prog & news dir; John Craig, chief engr. Spec progs: Slavic 7 hrs; C &W 25 hrs, both Keith G. Wells, pres; Don C. Dailey, gen mgr; WARRENTON (314) Warren county wkly. William DeLange, asst coml mgr; Jerry Higley, KWRE March 9, 1949: 730 kc; 1 kw -D. Box Dick J. Kasten, pres & gen mgr; Art Ford, prog dir & prom mgr; Dudley Morris, news dir; 220. (63380). GLadstone 6 -3311. Kaspar County coml mgr; William Vietmeier, prog dir; Doris Richard Bowman, chief engr. Bcstg Co. of Missouri (acq 3- 1 -64). Jennemann, prom dir; Brad Harrison, news dir; KYTV(TV) affil. Net: Keystone; Magic Circle. Ralph E. Howard, chief engr. KICK July 29, 1949: 1340 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 Vernon J. Kaspar, pres; Edward W. Moynahan, KSTL -FM April 2, 1960: 98.1 mc; 78 kw. Ant w -N. 610 College St. (65806). UNiversity 9 -1561. gen & coml mgr; William H. Walters, stn mgr & 256 ft. (CP 77 kw. Ant 255 ft.) Same licensee as Kickapoo Prairie Bcstg Inc. prog dir; Kenneth L. Bass, prom mgr; David KSTL. Net: Magic Circle. Rep: Hopewell. Caruso, chief engr. KWK March 17, 1927: 1380 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. Robert Vinyard, gen mgr. WAYNESVILLE (314) Pulaski county 5720 Oakland Ave. (63110). KWK Radio Inc. (acq KLPW (See Union, Mo.). KFBD(FM) Dec 9, 1964: 97.7 mc; 3 kw. Ant 5- 15 -58). KITS May 10, 1942: 1400 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 295 ft. Rt. 2, Box 2B. (65583). 774-6483. Fred Rep: H.R. w -N. Box 1716. S. S. S. (65805). 865-6614 Briesacher Jr. A. M. Wirtz, chmn of bd; J. C. Costain, pres; Independent Bcstg Co. Net: Magic Circle. D. E. Hamel, stn mgr; J. Donnell, prog dir; R. Rep: CBS. Rep: Eastman. Fred Briesacher Jr., owner -chief engr. McGee, news dir; G. Vaughan, chief engr. J. H. G. Cooper, pres; G. Pearson Ward, gen KJPW April 3, 1962: 1390 kc; 1 kw -D. Box KXEN (Festus) May 10, 1951: 1010 kc; 50 mgr; Jerry Sweaney, stn mgr; Jack Lloyd, sls 518. (65583). 774-2721. South Central Bcstrs kw -D, DA. Box 28. (36166). GLenview 1.7955. mgr; Terry Moore, prog dir; W. F. Curry, chief I nc. Garrett Bcstg Inc. engr. Rep: Savalli /Gates. William F. Garrett, pres. KTTS -FM August 1948: 94.7 mc; 9.1 kw. Ant John B. Mahaffey, pres; Donald E. Coates, gen KXLW (See Clayton, Mo.). 660 ft. (CP 10 kw). Dup KITS from 7 -9 a.m. and mgr; Harold B. Williamson, coml mgr; Gerard KXOK Sept 19, 1938: 630 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. 10 p.m.- midnight; sep prog 9 a.m. to Knehans, prog dir; Jerry Smith, prom mgr; Jesse 1600 N. Kingshighway Blvd. (63113). FOrest 10 p.m. C. Smith, news dir; Wan Hope, chief engr. 7 Storz Bcstg Co. (acq 12- 14 -60). See KITS -TV affil. -6000. WEST PLAINS (417) Howell county Storz Stns. KTXR (FM) June 12, 1962: 101.5 mc; 6.2 kw. KWPM 1947: 1450 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 w -N. 1111 Rep: Blair. 210 ft. 807 Empire Bldg. UNiversity 2 -3751. Abe Taylor Blvd. (65775). 256 -3131. Robert F. Robert H. Storz, pres; Jack S. Sampson, VP & Stereo Bcstg Inc. Neathery. See Neathery Stns. gen mgr; Bud Connell, opns mgr; Ray Otis, prog K. E. Meyer, pres; Urso George, VP; Tom Net: Magic Circle. Rep: Bradley. dir; John J. Corrigan, prom mgr; Bob Shea, news Barneby, VP; Clifford Brown, VP; Eugene Murray, Robert F.
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  • Missouri Information

    Missouri Information

    CHAPTER 9 MISSOURI INFORMATION W.J. Finley of Higginsville, MO shows his prize winning mules at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia, MO in 1914. (photo courtesy of Betty Mansur) 630 OFFICIAL MANUAL Newspaper Organizations DOUG CREWS Executive Director Missouri Press Association Missouri Press Association 802 Locust St., Columbia 65201 Telephone: (573) 449-4167 / FAX: (573) 874-5894 Offi cers, Missouri Press Association, 2011 www.mopress.com President: Joe May, Mexico Ledger; The Missouri Press Association is an organization of news- First vice president: Phil Conger, Bethany Republican-Clipper; papers in the state. Second vice president: Mark Maassen, The Kansas City Star; Secretary: Bill Miller Jr., Washington Missourian; Organized May 17, 1867, as the Editors and Publishers Treasurer: Jeff Schrag, Springfi eld Daily Events; Association of Missouri, the name was changed in 1877 to Directors: Kevin Jones, St. Louis American; Brad Gentry, the Missouri Press Association (MPA). In 1922, the associa- Houston Herald; Richard Gard, St. Louis Daily Record; Linda tion became a nonprofi t corporation, and a central offi ce was Geist, Monroe City Lake Gazette; Jon Rust, Cape Girardeau opened under a fi eld manager whose job was to travel the Southeast Missourian; Dennis Warden, Gasconade County state and help newspapers with problems. Republican; Kate Martin, Perry County Republic-Monitor; The association, located in Columbia, became the fi fth press Joe Spaar, The Odessa Odessan; Jim Robertson, Columbia association in the nation to fi nance its headquarters through Daily Tribune; member contributions. The MPA’s building was purchased in National Newspaper Association Representative: Trevor 1969. Vernon, Eldon Advertiser; As a founder of institutions, the Missouri Press Association Executive Director: Doug Crews; aided in the establishment of the Confederate Soldiers’ Home, Advertising Director: Greg Baker; the upbuilding of the normal schools, support of the public Editor: Kent M.