Gen: Radio call letters

[Janet Hazen <jhazen@NORASPRINGS-ROCKFALLS.K12.IA.US>]

Dear LM_netters,

Our sixth grade class was doing research about the first regular broadcast
on a radio station located in Pennsylvania, in 1920.  The call letters were
KDKA.  The class found out that the call letters may have a special
meaning.  Could anyone help us out?

Thanks in advance.

Janet Hazen
Media Specialist
NSRF Comm. School
Nora Springs, IA
jhazen@norasprings-rockfalls.k12.ia.us

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