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Title: Radio Pioneers, San Francisco, 1921, 1925, honoring Hanscom
Creator: Perham Foundation
Date Created and/or Issued: 1917-1953
Contributing Institution: History San Jose Research Library
Collection: History San Jose Online Catalog
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Description: Assortment of radio society notices and programs: "The Live Wire" meeting notices of the San Francisco Electrical Development League, formerly the Electrical Development and Jovian League of San Francisco, 9 May 1917, 5 January 1920, 18 October 1920, 24 January 1921. W. W. Hanscom is featured as Chairman of the Day in 1920 and 1921; in 1917 he is a featured speaker, giving a talk on Wireless Telegraphy. "The Live Wire" invitation to 14 September 1953 opening luncheon honoring electrical pioneers. Program for dinner commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Journal of Electricity and Western Industry, 1 February 1921, Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Type: image
Identifier: 8E3E65FE-CBC8-4402-BBB5-936740612417
2003-33-1622
Subject: Radio operators--Societies, etc
San Francisco Electrical Development League
Electrical Development and Jovian League of San Francisco, California
Electric Club of San Francisco
Meetings
Invitations
Programs
Telegraph, Wireless (LCSH)
Hanscom, William Wallace

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