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WWDX

Radio station in Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States

WWDX (1530 AM, "100.9 The Farm") was a daytime-only radio station broadcasting a country music format. Licensed to Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States

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Frank Marth

American actor (1922–2014)

being announcer, commentator, and disc jockey on WOV in New York City and WWDX-FM and WPAT in New Jersey. On stage, Marth acted in productions of local

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List of radio stations in New Jersey

WHPH WJDM WJJZ WJY (New Jersey) WLOM WMNJ WPAT-FM (1949–1951) WSRR WUPC-LP WWDX WZFI-LP WCPR (Hoboken, New Jersey - Stevens Institute of Technology) FM Query

List of radio stations in New Jersey

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WWDX (New Jersey)

Radio station in Paterson, New Jersey (1947–1949)

WWDX was a short-lived commercial FM radio station in Paterson, New Jersey, which operated from late 1947 until January 9, 1949. During this time station

WWDX (New Jersey)

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WPAT-FM (1949–1951)

Radio station in Paterson, New Jersey

station, WWDX on 107.1 MHz, and contemporary FCC regulations did not permit licensees to operate more than one FM station in a given community. WWDX was only

WPAT-FM (1949–1951)

WPAT-FM_(1949–1951)

Mass media in New York City

NJ (1949–1951) WRNY/New York City (1928–34; merged into WHN, now WEPN) WWDX/Paterson, New Jersey (1947–49) New York City is the home of the three traditional

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Bob Clayton

American television host/announcer (1922–1979)

and studied drama in New York City. In 1948, Clayton joined the staff of WWDX-FM in Paterson, New Jersey, as an announcer. In Miami, he was a staff announcer

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WQTX

Radio station in St. Johns, Michigan, United States

what would become its most successful format yet. In 1993, 92.1 FM became WWDX ("92-1 The Edge"), a modern rock station and the first such commercial radio

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WEIO

Radio station in Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States

father Jim. On July 1, 2025, WEIO ceased operations; its AM sister station, WWDX, had left the air in March due to antenna damage. By the time of the station's

WEIO

List of radio stations in Tennessee

Inc. Top 40 (CHR) WVZM-LP 100.3 FM Memphis Visible Music College Country WWDX 1530 AM Huntingdon Freeland Broadcasting Co, Inc. Sports (SM) WWGM 93.9 FM

List of radio stations in Tennessee

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WWDK

Radio station in Jackson, Michigan, United States

Edge," reviving the format and moniker used for years on sister station WWDX (92.1 FM, now WQTX). In February 2010, Rubber City announced that they were

WWDK

KPISS.fm

Internet radio station based in New York City

WLWL WMGM-FM (100.3 FM) WBBR/WPOW (1330 AM) WPAT-FM (1949–1951) WRNY WSH WWDX WYCB/WVP Radio stations in the New York metropolitan area New York City Long

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1949 in radio

January 2 – Cabin B-13 ends its run on network radio (CBS). January 9 – WWDX-FM, Paterson, New Jersey, ceases broadcasting. April 17 – Manhattan Merry-Go-Round

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List of AM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters WT–WZ)

WWDN 1580 AM Danville, Virginia WWDR 1080 AM Murfreesboro, North Carolina WWDX 1530 AM Huntingdon, Tennessee WWFE 670 AM Miami, Florida WWFL 1340 AM Clermont

List of AM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters WT–WZ)

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Old Town BluesFest

Music festival in Michigan

specific focus on blues music. Lansing's alternative radio station, 92.1 WWDX, signed on as media sponsor; Message Makers, a local media company, became

Old Town BluesFest

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Alsop

Surname or Lastname

English

Alsop

English : habitational name from Alsop in Derbyshire, named with the genitive of the Old English personal name Ã†lle + Old English hop â€˜enclosed valleyâ€™.