WJSV Complete Broadcast Day (21-Sep-1939)

WJSV Complete Broadcast Day (21-Sep-1939) – Scattergood Baines | Old Time Radio Documentary.

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About this programme.

The WJSV Complete Broadcast Day is a historic Old Time Radio documentary collection preserving a full broadcast day from WJSV on September 21, 1939. This vintage radio record captures news, music, dramas, serials, commercials, announcements, and everyday programming exactly as listeners would have heard it during the late 1930s. WJSV Complete Broadcast Day is a strong choice for collectors, researchers, and OTR listeners interested in broadcast history, archival radio, 1930s American media, vintage commercials, news coverage, and preserved radio programming.

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Recording notes.

Catalogue title: WJSV Complete Broadcast Day (21-Sep-1939) – Scattergood Baines | Old Time Radio Documentary. Recording length: 15:15. Modern Spreaker publication: 2026-06-27 22:34:59. This is not an independently verified original broadcast date. Advertising may change the listening time.

A plot synopsis and episode-specific cast have not yet been independently verified for this recording. They are left open rather than inferred from its title.

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