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WMAF, known as "The Voice From Way Down East", was a radio broadcasting station licensed to "Colonel" Ned Green's Round Hills Radio Corporation in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts from September 1922 until 1931. In the summer of 1923 it began rebroadcasting programs originating from station WEAF in New York City, which is generally considered to be first sustained radio network connection in the United States.

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rdfs:comment	WMAF, known as "The Voice From Way Down East", was a radio broadcasting station licensed to "Colonel" Ned Green's Round Hills Radio Corporation in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts from September 1922 until 1931. In the summer of 1923 it began rebroadcasting programs originating from station WEAF in New York City, which is generally considered to be first sustained radio network connection in the United States. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Dartmouth, Massachusetts 1931 disestablishments in Massachusetts Mass media in Bristol County, Massachusetts Defunct radio stations in the United States Edward Howland Robinson Green NBC Radio Network Shortwave Defunct mass media in Massachusetts Radio stations disestablished in 1931 Radio stations in Massachusetts Federal Radio Commission CBS WFAN (AM) WHJJ WINS (AM) WOR (AM) List of AM-band radio station lists issued by the United States government AT&T Corporation Radio stations established in 1922 Broadcasting Company of America Guglielmo Marconi Harry Bates Thayer Hetty Green 1922 establishments in Massachusetts RCA South Dartmouth, Massachusetts WRNY (New York City)
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has abstract	WMAF, known as "The Voice From Way Down East", was a radio broadcasting station licensed to "Colonel" Ned Green's Round Hills Radio Corporation in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts from September 1922 until 1931. In the summer of 1923 it began rebroadcasting programs originating from station WEAF in New York City, which is generally considered to be first sustained radio network connection in the United States. Although WMAF was very well-financed and used state-of-the-art equipment, the station had a limited broadcasting career, largely ending its broadcasts after 1928. Even when active it normally operated only during the summer months. (en)
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