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Salinger, Hans W.G.

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Papp, George

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Lott, H.J.

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Essig, Sanford

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Eberhardt, Edward

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Cawein, Madison

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National Museum of American History (U.S.). Division of Information Technology and Society.

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The Division of Information Technology and Society was created as part of a reorganization of the National Museum of American History in 1995. The Division dedicates its collections and scholarship to a broader understanding of information technologies and their role in American history. Staff members have included Elizabeth M. Harris, Curator Emeritus, 1994-1999; David K. Allison, Curator, 1995- ; Helena Wright, Curator, 1995- ; Elvira E. Clain-Stefanelli, Curator, 1995...

International telephone and telegraph corporation

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Hirsch, Robert L. (Robert Louis), 1935-

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Farnsworth, Philo Taylor, 1906-1971

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Inventor of television (Farnsworth) and financier (Everson). Philo T. Farnsworth, born 1906, was the inventor of television. His first transmission was in 1927 in San Francisco. George Everson, born in 1885, was Farnsworth's original financial backer and secretary of the television company they formed. Everson also was recruiter of scientific personnel for the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Berkeley, California, 1942-1954. From the description of The Philo ...