The NBC chimes are a sequence of three tones played on National Broadcasting Company (NBC) broadcasts. Originally developed in 1927 as seven notes, they were standardized to the current three-note version by the early 1930s, and possibly as early as 1929.

Bell also worked for Radio Manila, also known as Radio KZRH, and his broadcasts were one of the main sources of news for the Anglophone population in the Far East. We also went to listen regularly to Don Bell who broadcast an excellent Far Eastern news bulletin from Radio Manila at …

2019年7月15日 · Acquiring the equipment from the National Broadcasting Company in the US, and built studios, KZRH returned on the airwaves on July 1, 1946 at the Insular Life Building along Plaza Cervantes.

2002年1月2日 · These stations were the two well known broadcasters, KZRH and KZRM, and the lesser known KZRF. Two of these stations were noted in the United States and in the South Pacific under differing callsigns. Station KZRH was noted variously as KAIN, PIAN and PIRN.

2024年2月5日 · KZRH was a Japanese propaganda station after Manila was occupied on December 25, 1941. Wainwright‘s orders to the Visayan-Mindanao Force under Brigadier General William F. Sharp (September 22, 1885 – March 30, 1947) humiliated Wainwright and he strenuously objected.

2014年3月13日 · In December 1941, a 1 kW shortwave transmitter had been removed from the commercial radio broadcasting station KZRH in Manila and re-installed in Malinta Tunnel on Corregidor Island. Additional radio equipment, including mobile transmitters from elsewhere throughout Manila, was hurriedly collected and also transferred to Corregidor Island.

Since 1927, six commercial radio stations were established. These were KZEG, KZIB, KZRC, KZRF, KZRH, and KZRM. The United States of America provided the Philippines with a shortwave relay station on December 28, 1941. Radio programs were compiled in Washington, sent out through the NBC network, relayed through KGEI in San Francisco, California ...

2024年10月13日 · Bell also worked for Radio Manila, also known as Radio KZRH, and his broadcasts were one of the main sources of news for the Anglophone population in the Far East. We also went to listen regularly to Don Bell who broadcast an excellent Far Eastern news bulletin from Radio Manila at 12.45pm daily.

war KZRH. In less than two weeks, on January 14, they went on the air with programming that was markedly different from pre-war radio while keeping the call letters KZRH (Terami-Wada, 1984). Exactly a year and nine months later, they changed the call letters to PIAM, which stood for Philippine Islands A Manila.

2014年7月15日 · RCP eventually sold its network to department store owners Erlanger and Galinger, while Samuel Gaches, owner of the department store H.E. Heacock Company, put up KZRH, known as Radio Heacock in 1939. Filipinos then were in an era of flapper modernism, adapting more and more to American ways.