Radio-TV Broadcast History
  • Date: ...June 30, 1928-May 31, 1967
  • Frequency:
    • 1110 khz (...June 30, 1928-1929)
    • 950 khz (1929-March 29, 1941)
    • 980 khz (March 29, 1941-May 31, 1967)
  • Location:
  • Owner of license:
    • Midland Broadcasting Co. (...June 30, 1928...)
    • Cook Paint & Varnish Co. (1955-1961)
    • Metromedia, Inc. (1961-May 31, 1967)
  • Subsequent call letters: KMBZ

( NOTE: Some sources claimed that Midland Broadcasting Co. bought KLDS and changed the callsign to KMBC. Others claim that KLDS used the composite call KLDS-KMBC for a while before becoming KMBC. At least one listing shows both stations in operation, sharing a frequency, on June 30, 1928, each under separate ownership. The best interpretation of the available data is that KLDS and KMBC were separate stations, with a time-sharing agreement as was common in those days, on the 1110 kHz frequency, but at some later date Midland bought out KLDS.)