Citizenship Talks
This file appears in: KVOL: Voice of Lafayette: Lafayette's Airwaves During World War II
An article from the Daily Advertiser on October 16, 1939 about the first "citizenship talk" with Dr. Karl E. Ashburn of the Southwestern Louisiana Institute.
This file appears in: KVOL: Voice of Lafayette: Lafayette's Airwaves During World War II
KVOL: Voice of Lafayette: Lafayette's Airwaves During World War II
In 1935, the Evangeline Broadcasting Company was issued a license from the FCC for the creation of a radio station in Lafayette under the call sign KVOL (Voice of Lafayette). In late 1935, the station…