Commercial And Government Radio Stations Of The United States, 1914
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- Commercial And Government Radio Stations Of The United States, 1914
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Commercial And Government Radio Stations Of The United States, 1914
Author: United States. Department of Commerce. Radio Division
Year: 1913
Commercial And Government Radio Stations Of The U. S. July 1, 1914 CONTENTS PART I. List of land stations arranged alphabetically by name (usually the name of the city or town), including commercial stations, special stations, stations of the Army and Navy, and all stations other than restricted or general amateur, giving the following information: Call signals, wave lengths, nature of service, hours of operation, and by whom station is controlled. List of ship stations, including merchant vessels, yachts, vessels of the Army, Navy, and Revenue-Cutter Service, arranged alphabetically by the name of the ship, and giving the following information: Call letters, wave lengths, nature of service, owner of vessel (line), and by whom station is controlled. List of all United States call signals (other than general and restricted amateur) arranged alphabetically, each followed by the name of the ship or land station to which the call has been assigned. PART II. List of amateur stations licensed up to June 30, 1914, arranged according to radio districts, with the headquarters and territorial limits of each district. The first section of the list of stations for each district gives the names