F.P. Guthrie, Senor Amaedo, David A. Salmon, 10/21/29 *:en:David A. Salmon *Senor Mariana de Amoede of the spanish Embassy opened the first radio telegraphic circuit to Spain *F P Guthrie, District Manager of the Radio Corporation of America Evening star 21 Oct 1929, Mon ·Page 6
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