United Broadcasting Company, known as The Silver Network, was a West Coast radio network based in Los Angeles, California.
History On 5 November 1930, at 7:00 PM, operations began, from Los Angeles. Louis L. Davis was Chairman. United Broadcasting Company, Ltd. was at 2614 West Seventh Street, Los Angeles, California.
On 26 February 1931, UBC announced that it had merged with NBS - The Northwest Broadcasting System, owners of KJR (AM) Seattle, KEX (AM) Portland & KGA Spokane. Both chains would run independently.
On 1 April 1931, UBC suspended operations.
Stations KFWB Hollywood, Los Angeles, California KTM Los Angeles, California KTAB San Francisco KXA Seattle KXL Portland, Oregon KGB San Diego, California KORE Eugene, Oregon KMED Medford, Oregon KVOS Bellingham, Washington
References
External links United Broadcasting Company — Western States Museum of Broadcasting The Oregon Journal Portland Telegram