1934 in radio

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The year 1934 in radio involved some significant events.

1 Events
2 Debuts
3 Closings
4 Births
5 Deaths

Events

June 28 - Fireside chat: Review of the Achievements of the Seventy-third Congress
July 1 - The Federal Communications Commission is created, replacing the Federal Radio Commission.
September 30 - Fireside chat: On Moving Forward to Greater Freedom and Greater Security

Debuts

April - Major Bowes Amateur Hour debuts on the New York City station WHN.
October 14 - Lux Radio Theater debuts on NBC's Blue Network for its first year, before moving to CBS for the remainder of its run.

Closings

Births

January - Alan Berg (d. 1984), Denver-based liberal radio talk show host and former attorney.
April 25 - George Bogle, a minister and religious broadcaster in Detroit, Michigan.