These listings are from 1947 issues of “Broadcasting Yearbook” & “Radio Annual” listing FM stations on-air, or applications & construction permits (CP). Note that Dorothy Bullitt had her first application for an FM station as Western Waves Inc. She had not yet purchased Evergreen Broadcasting’s 1090 KEVR-AM nor KRSC-FM & TV. KEVR-FM is a “phantom station” that, to my knowledge, was never constructed & made it to air. I cannot find any historical documentation about KEVR-FM or whether it existed.
I will do future blogs on Pacific Northwest “phantom stations” – both radio & TV. These are stations that never progressed beyond FCC applications; licensed but unbuilt CP’s; and short-lived stations that existed for a period of time & then went silent – deleting licenses & dismantling facilities.
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