WPAG-TV

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WPAG-TV
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Channels Analog: 20 (UHF)
Affiliations Defunct
Owner Washtenaw Broadcasting
Call letters’ meaning Paul and Art Greene
Sister station(s) WPAG-AM
Former affiliations DuMont? (April 1953-1956); Independent (1956-Dec 1957)

WPAG-TV was a television station in Ann Arbor, Michigan assigned to Channel 20 and started broadcasting in April 1953[1]; it was one of the first UHF stations to sign on in Michigan, with Saginaw's WKNX-TV signing on the same month. Little is known about WPAG-TV, except that it was owned by the same people (Washtenaw Broadcasting) who operated WPAG radio (now WTKA), and that it suspended operations in December 1957 in a futile attempt to get an allocation for Channel 12.[2] WPAG-TV also may have been a DuMont affiliate [1].

The license for Ch. 20 was assigned to WJMY-TV in Allen Park.

[edit] References

  1. ^ St. Joseph Herald Press, 4 March 1953, p. 5
  2. ^ Ironwood Daily Globe, 28 December 1957, p. 2


Preceded by
none
Channel 20 Detroit occupant
1953-1957
Succeeded by
WJMY-TV