[BC] KTLA

[Larry Bloomfield]

I have the history of KTLA on my website. It was the second station in 
Los Angeles. Harry Lubke 
(http://www.tech-notes.tv/Biographies/Harry%20L/harry_lubcke_page.htm) 
put W6XAO on the air back in the early 30's. Don McCroskey wrote this 
piece for me. He also talks about KTLA being the 2nd station in LA. 
Klaus Landsburg signed W6XYZ (Later KTLA) on the air in 1942. It was the 
first station to transmit from Mt. Wilson. Much of that story can also 
be seen on my website 
(http://www.tech-notes.tv/Biographies/Landsberg%20Bio/Landsberg%20biography.htm) 
Paramount was the original owner of both W6XYZ and KTLA.

LB

Scott Cason wrote:

>>>You may remember KTLA had a weekly evening show called "City at
>>>      
>>>
>Night".
>
>Isn't KTLA a station with a bit of history behind it?  I seem to recall it
>was the first Los Angeles television station and was owned by the Warner
>brothers at one time.
>
>Scott Cason
>LaGrange Communications, LLC
>502-213-0024
>www.lagrange-com.com
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