Radio KUJ and KTEL; DJs & staff in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1978. Jaynie Jones contributed to this posting.

Dan Tory, 1960s remote broadcast

 

William Murphy , KTEL 1957

Herb Studebaker, 1957

1957

KUJ 1969

KUJ 1969

1978

1956

1956

1956

Warren Ross, 1954

Peggy Keating, 1954

Dan Murphy

Bob Roaney & C G Porter, 1954

1953

1952

KTEL, July 1962

1957

Remote broadcast from Goodyear Tire Store, 1967

Radio Station KFCF operated by Frank Moore in the house of his father Governor Miles Moore at 720 Bryant Street. Story and news clippings from the Walla Walla Daily Bulletin, December 16 1923.

KFCF becomes KOWW a few years later.

Willard Battery Service Station

 

First radio station KFCF becomes KOWW by Frank Moore in 1926

 

Arch LeRoux was the founder of K-HIT radio. Photos by Bill Lilley courtesy of Jean Savage, March 1 1966.

KTEL Radio station broadcast from its studio above the Book Nook from 1951 to 1973 when it moved operations to 2nd & Tietan.

Die Brucke Building photo by Joe Drazan, 1973

1952

1953

Program for kids, 1951. Photo courtesy of Lyle Wirtanen.

Calendar image courtesy of Mike Barer

Photo taken about 1954 and reprinted in U-B, October 26 1975

Wa-Hi students radio show, 1958

Ham radio operators in the County Civil Defense bunker at the Fairgrounds in 1964. Facility was built in August 1961. Nine photos by Howard B. Ludwigs courtesy of Nancy Ross-Ludwigs.

Bob Korfhage

Bill Bailey (left) 

Note Fairgrounds grandstand in distance. (U-B photo, Jan 1964)



August 11 1961

U-B photo, January 1964