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The First 40 Years: "Recorded--And Transcribed", Maine Broadcasting System
The First 40 Years: "Recorded--And Transcribed", Maine Broadcasting System
WLBZ Radio Station Records
A pamphlet on the history of broadcasting in Maine prepared to commemorate the 40th anniversary of WCSH Radio in Portland (1925-1965). Provides details on four other stations in the Maine Broadcasting System. Includes several photographs.
Contents: Commercial Radio Comes To Maine -- Early Programming -- Enter the Network -- Religion On The Air -- In The Public Service -- Radio Broadcasting Matures -- Radio Reports The News -- People And Places -- Out Of The Past -- A Look At Present And Future -- WRDO, Service For Kennebec Valley -- WLBZ, Pioneer of Northeastern Maine -- WCSH-TV, Six For South …
Interview With Howard Keyo, Director Of Public Information At The University Of Maine, Wlbz Radio
Interview With Howard Keyo, Director Of Public Information At The University Of Maine, Wlbz Radio
WLBZ Radio Station Records
A brief interview with Howard Keyo, who explains his background and efforts to share information with the public on all the activities that take place on campus.
Maine Tv News And Guide, Cape Publishing Co.
Maine Tv News And Guide, Cape Publishing Co.
WLBZ Radio Station Records
Volume 1, number 10 of Maine TV News and Guide for June 13-19, 1954.
Your Radio Station, Abc In Central Maine, Wtvl, The Kennebec Broadcasting Co.
Your Radio Station, Abc In Central Maine, Wtvl, The Kennebec Broadcasting Co.
WLBZ Radio Station Records
Station photographs and the program schedule for Radio Station WTVL in Waterville, Maine, for August 1 - 31, [1954?].
Maine Tv-Radio News And Guide, July 1953, T-V Publications
Maine Tv-Radio News And Guide, July 1953, T-V Publications
WLBZ Radio Station Records
The July, 1953 issue of "the first and only illustrated feature magazine of news and views of TV and radio personalities and events in Maine."
Doris Chase, Brownville Telephone Operator, Awarded Vail Medal, Part 2, Wlbz Radio
Doris Chase, Brownville Telephone Operator, Awarded Vail Medal, Part 2, Wlbz Radio
WLBZ Radio Station Records
Part 2 of a live broadcast where Mrs. Doris Chase of Brownville, Maine, is recognized for heroism in her role as night telephone operator for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company in her response to a fire at the Masonic Building on February 4, 1951.
Doris Chase, Brownville Telephone Operator, Awarded Vail Medal, Part 1, Wlbz Radio
Doris Chase, Brownville Telephone Operator, Awarded Vail Medal, Part 1, Wlbz Radio
WLBZ Radio Station Records
Part 1 of a live broadcast where Mr. Doris Chase is recognized for heroism in response to a fire in Brownville, Maine, that destroyed the Masonic building February 4, 1951.