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English: On April 3, 1949, radio station KQW in San Francisco, California changed its call letters to KCBS. |
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| Source | Advertisement for San Francisco, California radio station KCBS, which appeared on page 3 of the April 11, 1949 issue of Broadcasting magazine. |
| Author | None listed |
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