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May 29, 1931
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED (Continued) CALL NAME OF APPLICANT
PRESENT FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY SOUGHT NATURE OF APPLICATION
K F L X George Roy Clough 1370
Galveston, Texas
K U S D University of South Dakota 890 Vermillion, S. D,
K F Y R Meyer Broadcasting Company 550 Bismarck, North Dakota
K S T P National Battery Broadcast 1460 iug Cc^aay St. Paul, Minnesota
Z S T P National Battery Broadcast 1460 ing Company St. Paul, Minnesota
C. P. to make changes in equinment.
C. P. make changes in equipment; decrease operating power to 500 watts day and night.
Mod. of lie. reouesting certain specified hours of operation. Station shares with KFDY.
C. P. make changes in equipment; increase operating power to 10 KW with an additional 15 KW on experimental basis; to use new antenna de¬ sign which he believes will suppress sky wave effect to a marked de¬ gree and reduce inter ference.
Mod. of lie. increase operating power to 15 KW additional on ex¬ perimental basis.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
During the current week the Commission received applications for license covering construction permits which had previously been authorized by Commission action from the following stations: WBZA, Boston, Mass; KF JB , Marshalltown, Iowa; KGFF, Shawnee, Okla. ; KSAC, Manhattan, Kansas; WTAR, Norfolk, Va.;
WNBR, Memphis, Term.; KGNO, Dodge City, Kansas.
NBC RENEWiUiS SET FOR HEARING
Following its previously announced policy, the Commission has designated for hearing all applications for renewal of broadcasting licenses in the name of The National Broadcasting Company on June 15, The licenses of the following stations were involved: WRC, Washington, D. C.; WJZ, New York City; WEAF, New York City; WTAM, Cleveland, Ohio; WENR, Chicago, Ill.; and KOA, Denver, Colorado.