POPULAR D.J. BORN ON THIS DAY IN 1924

 Richard Alton “Dick” Novak
Dick Novak (1924 – 2002)

Dick Novak was a popular radio personality for over 29
years working at KXL, KGON and KGW. 

On April 11, 1955 Dick moved to KPOJ AM/FM in Portland,
Oregon where he began "Dick Novak’s Rhythm Room”- 9:30
to 2:00am, Monday through Friday from KPOJ’s transmitter
studio located on Mount Scott at S.E. Eastview Drive
(pictured below).        
       

       
A selection from a decade of visits to tower and studio sites in the Northeast and beyond
 
KPOJ-xmittera
Interior view of the KPOJ AM & FM Transmitter at Mt. Scott     
in 1956.

Pin on Tube Amps, Turntables & Speakers + Compressors, EQ & Mixers + Reel to Reel, HiFi & Sonic ...

Dick also broadcast live from Scotty’s Hamburgers at 12th and
N.E. Sandy Blvd and Amato’s Supper
Club on Broadway in
downtown Portland.
           
           
 On July 12, 2002 Dick Novak passed away from cancer at age
78 in Portland.
       
           
 
        
  
    
  
     
      
 

     
       
        
        
        

    
       
        
       

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