kHz, so CBS included paying the cost of moving WJAG to KFAB's former frequency of 780 kHz, which took place in 1944. The station later reported that one benefit of the move was that the "WJAG coverage area was nearly doubled". In 1955, the WJAG studios moved into a new facility at 309 Braasch Avenue, adjacent to the site of its original broadcasts from the News building in 1922. Described as "ultra-modern quarters", the air-conditioned building was said to be "complete with the most modern broadcasting facilities". As a precaution against minor flooding, the structure was built "slightly above ground level". An "open house" on December 14, 1955 attracted an estimated 5,000 visitors. References External links FCC History Cards for WJAG (covering 1927-1980) "The Early Years of Talk Radio: WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska" by Mark Smith and Larry Walklin (reprint from Nebraska History 92 (2011): 2-13) µ News and talk radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1922 Ω Radio stations licensed before 1923 and still broadcasting