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WLBF-AM 1240 
Leesburg
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Original Call Letters: WLBF |
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Originally Licensed: 1947 |
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Original City of License: Leesburg |
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Original Frequency: 1240 |
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Origin of Call Letters: Location; LeesBurg, Florida |
Original Power: 250 Watts |
Original Location: Studio/Transmitter: 111 S. Sixth Street |
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Original Format: Block Programming |
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Keystone Broadcasting System |
11 S. Sixth Street Original studio location |
| United Press International |
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1947-Lake Broadcasting Co. (City of Leesburg) |
| 1949-Paul and Eleanor Hunter |
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WLBF-1947-Pop |
| WLBF-1949-Station purchased and shut down |
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| P.C. Gorman-1947-President-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Wilbur Harkness-1947-General Manager/Station Manager-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Marjorie Scarborough-1947-Program Director-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Jim Smith-1947-Chief Announcer-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Carl B. DeLay-1947-Chief Engineer-Lake Broadcasting Co. In Memory |
| Donn R. Colee-1948-Program Director/Production Manager/Publicity Director/Chief Announcer/Music Director/Commercial Manager-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
 Bob Andrews-1948-Farm Director-Lake Broadcasting Co. Biography In Memory |
| Earle Broome-1948-Commercial Manager-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Charles Castle-1948-Chief Engineer-Lake Broadcasting Co. |
| Paul Hunter-1949-Co-owner |
| Eleanor Hunter-1949-Co-owner |
| Eddie Lamar |
| Jan Garber |
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WLBF Schedule courtesy of Cindy Waldrep |
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