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Radio Call 1937-1956 (South Australian Radio Newspaper) - USB

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Media: USB flash drive - 1 USB (20 products/years, 12,854 pages)
Year: (1937-1956) 2025
ISBN: 9781925135671
Publisher: Archive Digital Books Australasia

Radio Call, described as South Australia's Only Broadcasting Newspaper, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas.

A fascinating read for those who remember this era, this will bring back the radio shows, personalities and news of decades past.

This USB contains high quality scans of 20 years of Radio Call issues, dating from the beginning in 1937 through until 1956.

  • 12,854 pages
  • 514,160 names (estimate)
  • supplied on USB flash drive with master index enabling searching the entire collection in a single search
  • supplied as fully searchable PDF files - scans of the original pages, with underlying searchable text
  • Unlike many products available from other data providers, these files are searchable on every word

From News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954), Thursday 15 July 1937

THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL (SENATOR McLACHLAN) pressing the button of the giant press to start the run of "Radio Call," South Australia's only broadcasting paper. A few minutes later newsboys were selling the new paper in the city streets.

It is only a week since the first announcement of the intention of "The News" and "The Mail" to publish this paper was made. yet the orders which have poured in to newsagents and to the circulation manager exceeded the most sanguine anticipations. "Radio Call" is a paper devoted primarily to the needs cf listeners. Complete programmes are given in an easily read type. and there are articles about personalities in South Australian. Australian, and overseas broadcasting. Short-wave listeners are catered for by notes written by an expert, and by programmes of overseas stations that can be picked up in Adelaide. An important new service for radio-set owners is the establishment by "Radio Call" of a department of technical experts who will advise listeners, in city and country, how to detect faults in their sets and make improvements to obiain the best possible reception from all broadcastinc stations. A regular feature that should be of great value to listeners is discussion by musical and dramatic writers of programmes for the current week, and also of features which will be heard in the near future. Every broadcasting station in South Australia has connected with it a strong children's club. "Radio Call" will devote a considerable portion of: its space to the doings of these clubs. The general reader is not forgotten. in this week's issue there is a serial story, two short stories, and a number of articles of general interest. "Radio Call" will be more than merely a broadcasting paper, important as that function is. It will also supply entertainment for general readers.

High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. It has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required.

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MSRP: $76.09
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