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MS COLL/ARMSTRONG MOST OF THIS COLLECTION IS SHELVED 0FF-SITE Edwin Howard Armstrong Papers, 1890-1972 248 linear ft (ca. 218,000 items in 575 boxes, 1 Flat Box, 2 Scroll Boxes, 10 phono discs, & 5 tape reels) Biography: A major figure in the history of electrical engineering due to his contributions to the development of electronic circuitry used in radio, radar and television. Of his many inventions and developments the most important are: 1 the regenerative or feedback circuit (1912) the first amplified radio reception 2 the superheterodyne circuit (1918) the basis of modern radio and radar 3 the superregeneration circuit (1922) a very simple high-power receiver now used in emergency mobile service 4 frequency modulation FM (1933) static-free radio reception of high fidelity. Summary: Professional and personal files including Armstrong's correspondence with professional associations, other engineers, and friends, his research notes, circuit diagrams, lectures, articles, legal papers, and other related materials. More than half the files concern his many lawsuits, primarily with Radio Corporation of America, over infringement of the Armstrong patents. Litigation continued until 1967. Other files deal with his work in the Marcellus Hartley Research Laboratory at Columbia University, 1913-1935, and with the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I, his Air Force contracts for communications development, Army research during World War II, the Radio Club of America, the Institute of Radio Engineers, FM development at his radio station at Alpine, N.J., the use of FM in television, his involvement in Federal Communications Commission hearings and legislation, and his work with the Zenith Radio Corporation. Also, letters to H.J. Round. 1990 ADDITION: Files from the firm of Cravath, Swaine, & Moore. Files, dating from the late 1920s to the 1960s, pertaining to Professor Armstrong's litigation with Lee de Forest over the regeneration patents; his suit against RCA and other infringers of his FM patents; the original letters patent, among which are those for his FM system; and financial matters relating to the Armstrong laboratories, the FM station in Alpine, New Jersey, other real estate properties, and his estate. Finding Aids: Contents list, 32 pages Restrictions on Access: Available for faculty, students, and researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects.

Transcript of Edwin Howard Armstrong - Columbia University · Web viewEdwin Howard Armstrong Papers, 1890-1972...

MS COLL/ARMSTRONG

MOST OF THIS COLLECTION IS SHELVED 0FF-SITE

Edwin Howard Armstrong Papers, 1890-1972248 linear ft (ca. 218,000 items in 575 boxes, 1 Flat Box, 2 Scroll Boxes, 10 phono discs, & 5 tape reels)

Biography: A major figure in the history of electrical engineering due to his contributions to the development of electronic circuitry used in radio, radar and television. Of his many inventions and developments the most important are:

1 the regenerative or feedback circuit (1912) the first amplified radio reception2 the superheterodyne circuit (1918) the basis of modern radio and radar 3 the superregeneration circuit (1922) a very simple high-power receiver now used in

emergency mobile service 4 frequency modulation FM (1933) static-free radio reception of high fidelity.

Summary: Professional and personal files including Armstrong's correspondence with professional associations, other engineers, and friends, his research notes, circuit diagrams, lectures, articles, legal papers, and other related materials. More than half the files concern his many lawsuits, primarily with Radio Corporation of America, over infringement of the Armstrong patents. Litigation continued until 1967. Other files deal with his work in the Marcellus Hartley Research Laboratory at Columbia University, 1913-1935, and with the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I, his Air Force contracts for communications development, Army research during World War II, the Radio Club of America, the Institute of Radio Engineers, FM development at his radio station at Alpine, N.J., the use of FM in television, his involvement in Federal Communications Commission hearings and legislation, and his work with the Zenith Radio Corporation. Also, letters to H.J. Round.

1990 ADDITION: Files from the firm of Cravath, Swaine, & Moore. Files, dating from the late 1920s to the 1960s, pertaining to Professor Armstrong's litigation with Lee de Forest over the regeneration patents; his suit against RCA and other infringers of his FM patents; the original letters patent, among which are those for his FM system; and financial matters relating to the Armstrong laboratories, the FM station in Alpine, New Jersey, other real estate properties, and his estate.

Finding Aids: Contents list, 32 pages

Restrictions on Access: Available for faculty, students, and researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects.

Restrictions on Use: Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library.

Provenance: Gift of the Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation, 1977.Gift of Keith E. Mullinger, 1983. Gift of Pennie & Edmonds, 1984. Gift of Jerry Granat, via the Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation, 1985. Gift of Cravath, Swaine, & Moore, 1990. Gift of the C.U. Amateur Radio Club (W2AEE) via Henry Alvestad, 1992.

Processing History: Processed by Henry Rowen 12/77; BRC 3/79; BRC 4/85; HR 3/86; AH 1991; HR 6/92

Microfilm Information: No material on microfilm

Physical Location: Off-Site [except for Cataloged Material; Boxes 493-495; Flat Box & Scroll Boxes]

RLIN ID: NYCR89-A22

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 2 of 32

ORGANIZATION OF THE PAPERS

PAGE:I CATALOGED CORRESPONDENCE 3

II CATALOGED MANUSCRIPTS 3

III ARRANGED FILES 3

IV SUBJECT FILES 4

V ARMSTRONG ESTATE 24

VI ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION 24

VII PHOTOGRAPHS 24

VIII PHOTOSTATS 25

IX PRINTED 25

X RECORDINGS 25

XI 1981 ADDITION RECORDS OF LITIGATION 27

XII 1990 ADDITION 28

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I. CATALOGED CORRESPONDENCE

Armstrong, Edwin HowardBurger, Warren EarlBush, VannevarButler, Nicholas MurrayCoudert, Frederic René, Jr.De Forest, LeeDe Voto, Bernard AugustineDewey, Thomas EdmundDonovan, William JosephEisenhower, Dwight DavidFarley, James A.Fermi, Enrico & Harold UreyFerrié, Gustave AugusteFuller, Alvan TuftsHoover, Herbert ClarkKaempffert, Waldemar BernhardLa Guardia, Fiorello HenryLodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.McCormick, Robert RutherfordMarconi, GuglielmoMaxim, Hiram PercyMurray, Thomas EdwardNorthrop, John HowardPaley, William S.Pupin, Michael IdvorskyRockefeller, William GoodsellSarnoff, DavidStimson, Henry LewisStokowski, LeopoldSulzberger, Arthur HaysTyson, LeveringWeeks, RaymondWoodbridge, Frederick James EugeneYoung, Owen D.

II. CATALOGED MANUSCRIPTS

Lewis, Harold Miller"Laboratory Notebook"

III. ARRANGED FILESBOX

2 - 4 General correspondence & documents1910-1954

5 - 8 Laboratory correspondencel930-1947

9 - 12 Miscellaneous correspondence1939-1971

13 - 17 Correspondence - carbon copies1940-1954

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18 - 21 Articles & other writings by EHAmss. & printed copies

22 Early laboratory notes

23 Misc. notes

24 Financial papers

25 Adair, George P.

IV. SUBJECT FILE

25 Adams, Edmond et al.

25 Admiral CorporationLitigation

25 Aircraft

25 Allen, Edward W., Jr.

25 Allsop, Ray

26 - 28 Alpine, N.J. FM radio station: general file29 Alpine, N.J. FM radio station: equipment30 Alpine, N.J. FM radio station: facsimile transmission testing31 Alpine, N.J. FM radio station: meter readings & antenna32 - 37 Alpine, N.J. FM radio station: logbooks, 1939-1956

38 Amaral, João B. do

38 American Broadcasting Company

38 American Institute of Electrical Engineers

38 American Telephone & TelegraphLitigation

38 Ancient history

38 Armstrong, Marion (Mrs. Edwin H.)

MAP 14/16/01 Armstrong Research CorporationStock Certificates (some assigned)1 volume

38 Arvin Industries, Inc.Litigation

38 Associated Musicians of Greater New York

38 Atlantic Monthly

38 Audio fairNew York, 1952

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38 Austin, Louis W.

39 Avco Manufacturing CorporationLitigation

40 Bailey, D.K. et al.

40 Baker, Ray Stannard

40 Ballentine, Charles Stuart

40 Barber, N.F.

40 Barker, R.H.

40 Barkhausen

40 Bartley, Robert T.

40 Beale, F.S.

40 Becker, J.A.

40 Beers, George L.

40 Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc.

40 Bell Sound Systems, Inc.

40 Bendix Aviation CorporationLitigation

4l Bennington, T.W.

41 Beveridge, H.H.

41 The Blue Network

41 Bricout, P.A.

41 The British Broadcasting Corporation

41 Broadcasting

41 Broadcasting Magazine

41 Brown, George H.

41 Browning Laboratories, Inc.

41 Burghard, George

41 Burlingame, Roger

42 Caldwell-Clements, Inc.

42 Callendar, M.V.

42 Canadian Marconi Company

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42 Capen, William H.

42 Capitol Broadcasting Company

42 Carlson, W.L.

42 Carnahan, C.W. et al.

42 Carroll, Thomas J.

42 Carson, John R.

42 Carter, P.S.

43 The Chase National Bank

43 Cherry, R.O.

43 Chinn, H.A.

43 Cocking, W.T.

43 Colebrook, F.M.

43 Collins Radio Company

44 Columbia UniversityGeneral

45 - 46 Columbia UniversityEHA's student papers & notes1910-1913

47 CBS

46 Conly, John M.

46 Consumers' Research & Consumers' Union

47 Continental Network (1)

48 Continental Network (2)

48 Cords, Otto

48 Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (Australia)

48 Court, W.P.N.

48 Courtney, Jeremiah

48 Coy, Wayne

48 Crain, Harry M.

48 Cravath, Swaine & Moore

48 Crossley, A.

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48 Crowder, Fred

48 Damm, Walter J.

48 Davis, William H.

48 Day, James R.

49 - 57 De Forest litigation

57A De Forest litigation - 2 scrapbooks

58 Dellinger, J.H.

58 DeMars, Paul A.

58 Denny, Charles R.

58 Dickieson, A.C. & T.J. Grieser

58 Diemer, G. & K.S. Knol

58 Dillard, Everett L.

59 Dodge, Marcellus Hartley

59 Doerfer, John C.

59 Dominick & Dominick

59 Dow, Lohnes and Albertson

59 DuMont, Allen B.

59 DuMont Laboratories, Inc. litigation

59 Dunlap, Orrin E.

59 Dunmore, F.W.

59 Dunn, Gano

59 Durr, Clifford J.

59 Eales, H.

59 Echoscope

59 Educational FM

59 Educational institutions - correspondence

60 Eisenhower, Dwight D.

60 Eitel-McCullough, Inc.

60 Electrical & Musical Industries Limited (EMI)

60 The Electrician

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60 Electrical Communication

60 The Electrical Review

60 Electronics [magazine]

60 Elster, J. & H. Geitel

61-63 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation:general

64-92 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : exhibits

93-98 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : notebooks, 21 volumes

99-101 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : patents

102 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : service manuals

103-110 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : transcripts, 3 copies in 15 volumes

111 & 112 Emerson Radio and Phonograph CorporationLitigation : transcript summaries, 2 copies in 6 volumes

113 Engstrom, E.W.

113 Espenschied, Lloyd

113 Everitt, W.L.

113 Facsimile

113 Fada Radio & Electric Company, Inc. litigation

113 Fake FM sets

113 Fancher, H.B.

113 Farren, L.I.

113 Fassbender, H. & G. Kurlbaum

113 Faught, Millard C. (The Faught Company)

113 Fink, D.G.

113 Fine, Harry

113 Fleming, J.A.

113 Fletcher, Harvey & Rogers H. Galt

113 Flowers, John Wilson

113 Fly, James Lawrence

114 Foreign correspondence

114 Forman, Albert J.

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114 Fortune MagazineArticle on EHA & othersFebruary 1948

114 The Franklin Institute (Philadelphia)

114 Freeland, E.C.

114 Freeman, R.L.

115 FM (Frequency modulation) - general116 FM Association116 FM bibliography116 FM Broadcasters, Inc.116 FM Broadcasting116 FM Clinic (New York, 1949)116 FM - Lecture course, AIEE, 1940116 FM - RCA report, Dec 1939116 FM Survey117-118 FM testing

119 Friede, Herbert A.

119 Friis, H.T.

119 Friis, R.W. & K.D. Smith

119 Fyler, G.W. & J.A. Worcester, Jr.

119 Gavin, M.R.

119 General Radio Company

119 German Broadcasting

119 Germanium diodes

119 Gernsback, Hugo

119 Gerth, F. & W. Scheppmann

119 Gilfillan Brothers, Inc.Litigation

119 Gillingham, George O.

119 Gilman, G.W.

119 Gleissberg, W.

119 Godley, Paul

119 Goldberg, Harold & Edward L. Crosby, Jr.

119 Goldmark, Peter C.

119 Gould, Jack

119 Gouriet, G.G.

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119 Grammer, George & Byron Goodman

119 Grant, John

119 Granlund, J.

119 Graphs, charts, etc.

FLAT BOX 439 Graphs, charts, etc.

120 General Electric

121 Gresky, Gerhard

121 Grieser, T.J. & A.C. Peterson

121 Grimes, David

121 Gross Distributors, Inc.

121 Grosskopf, J.

121 Guillemin, E.A.

121 Gunter, Frank B.

121 Guy, Raymond F.

121 Hahnemann, W.

121 Halstead, William S.

121 Hanson, O.B.

121 Haase, A.P.

121 Hastings Instrument Company, Inc.

121 Hathaway. J.L.

121 Hazeltine, Alan

121 Heinl News Service (Robert D, Heinl)

121 Hennock, Frieda B.

122 Hickman, C.N.

122 High fidelity

122 Hill, D.R.

122 Hilliard, Vance

122 Hirschmann, Ira A.

122 Hoffman Radio CorporationLitigation

122 Hogan, John V.L.

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122 Holcomb, Philo, Jr.

122 Hoover, Herbert C.

122 Horne, Josh

122 Huber, G.H.

122 Hughes, J.W.

122 Hund, August

123 IF converter

123 Institute of Radio Engineers

123 Institute of Radio Engineers Australia

123 Insurance Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee

123 International Business Machines Corporation

123 International Telecommunications ConferenceAtlantic City, 1947 1947

123 International Telephone and Telegraph CorporationLitigation

l24 Jaffe, David Lawrence

l24 Jansky & Bailey

l24 Jefferson, H.

l24 Jett, E.K.

l24 Johnson, Edwin C.

l24 Johnson, J.B. & F.B. Llewellyn

l24 Johnston, R.F. & A.G. Ratz

l24 Jolliffe, C.B.

l24 Jones, Robert F.

l24 Jones, Thomas M.

l24 Journal of the Society of Motion Picture EngineersReprints

125 Kalmus, Henry P.

125 Keall, O.E.

125 Keen, A.W.

125 Kilgour, C.E. & J.M. Glessner

125 Kiplinger Magazine

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125 Kirke, H.L.

125 Klappenbach, Willy

125 Klipsch, Paul W.

125 Lafferty, J.M.

125 Landon, Vernon D.

125 Lange, F.

125 Laval University

125 Lawson, D.I.

125 Lee, Robert E.

125 Lemke, William

125 Levy, M.

126 Licensed FM broadcasters

126 Licensed manufacturers

126 Lindridge, C.D.

126 Link, Fred M.Litigation

126 Litigation matters

126 Loest, W.

126 Long Island Forum

126 Loughlin, B.D.

126 Lovell Foot, J.B.

126 Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcasting Council

126 McArthur, E.D.

126 McCormack, Alfred

126 McKenzie, Alexander A.

127 Marconi, Guglielmo

127 Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.

128 Marique, Jean

128 Marks, M.

128 Maurice, D. & J.H. Slaughter

128 Measurements

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128 Megaw, E.C.S.

128 Meissner, A.

128 Meissner Manufacturing Division

128 Melman, I.J.

128 Miller, Llewellyn

128 Milstien, V.N.

128 Mimno, Harry Rowe

128 Morehouse, Terry B.

128 Morrison, J.F.

128 Mortley, W.S.

128 Motorola, Inc.Litigation: general

129 Motorola, Inc.Litigation: briefs, etc.

130-135 Motorola, Inc.Litigation: transcripts1961/196270 volume

136 Multiplex

136 Multiplex Development Corporation

136 Municipal Signal Engineer

136 National Association of Broadcasters

136 The National City Bank of New YorkCheck stubs1935-1942

137 The National City Bank of New YorkCheck stubs1942-1949

138 National Defense Research Committee

138 National Patent Planning Commission

138 National Television System Committee

138 Nelson, James R.

138 New high-frequency allocations

138 New York-Boston microwave television relay

138 New York City - WNYC-FM

138 New York Times

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138 Nicholson, M.G.

138 Noble, Daniel E.

138 Norton, Kenneth A.

138A Nowak, A.

138A Olson, H.F.

138A Oman, N.J.

138A Orchard, H.J.

138A Packard-Bell Company litigation

139-142 Patents: general143-145 Patents: "misc."146-149 Patents: "originals - USA & Foreign"150-151 Patents: "reprints - USA & Foreign"

152 Pattison, D.R. et al.

152 Penn-Allen Broadcasting Company

152 Pennsylvania Turnpike police radio installation

152 Personalities in science

152 Personnel

152 Peters, Ralph G.

152 Petersen, Chester F.

152 Peterson, E.

152 Philco CorporationLitigation (1)

153 - 154 Philco CorporationLitigation

155 Philharmonic Radio & Television CorporationLitigation

155 Philips Transmitting News

155 Phillips, Edward C.

155 Phillips, M. Lindeman

155 Phonevision

155 Pieracci, Roger J.

155 Pierce, J.R. & A.L. Hopper

155 Pinkerton, D.C. & N.H. Shepherd

155 Plummer, Curtis B.

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155 Plump, E.H.

155 Pollack, Dale

155 Popov, Alexander S.

155 Porter, Paul A.

156 Preece, W.H.

156 Pratt, Haraden

156 Press Wireless, Inc.

156 Price, Pattie

156 Priest, Conan A.

156 Production

156 Promotion

156 Propaganda

156 Propagation

SCROLL BOX 2 & 3 Radio propagation graphs9 graphs

157 Public relations

157 Pupin, Michael Idvorsky

157 QST (magazine)

157 Radar

157 Radiation

157 Radio & Television, Inc.Litigation

158 The Radio Club of America Inc.

FLAT BOX 439 The Radio Club of America Inc.Manuscripts & illustrations

159-170 Radio Corporation of America (RCA)Litigation: general

171-179 RCALitigation: Armstrong estate

180-182 RCALitigation: blueprints & designs

183 & 184 RCALitigation: correspondence1935-1953

185-193 RCALitigation: Crosby, Murray G.

194-233 RCALitigation: documents

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234-240 RCALitigation: documents (abstracts)

241 RCALitigation: documents (Broadcast Receiving Set Licenses)

242 RCALitigation: documents (indexes)

243-245 RCALitigation: exhibits

572 RCA/NBCAbstract Classified9 folders

572 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 1-1993 folders

572 RCA/NBCAbstract Chronological No. 11931-1948

572 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 200-3492 folders

572 RCA/NBCAbstract Chronological No. 2

1931-1948573 RCA/NBC

Exhibits No. 350-5492 folders

572 RCA/NBCAbstract Chronological No. 3

1931-1948573 RCA/NBC

Exhibits No. 559-5992 folders

573 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 600-7492 folders

573 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 750-9994 folders

246-248 RCA/NBCLitigation: exhibits: no. 1000-l354

573 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 1-2002 folders

573 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 201-3562 folders

574 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 357-5222 folders

574 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 523-5783 folders

574 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 579-7493 folders

574 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 750-8993 folders

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574 RCA/NBCExhibits No. 900-10994 folders

249-263 RCA/NBCLitigation: exhibits: A-Z

264 RCA/NBCLitigation: exhibits: correspondence

265 RCA/NBCLitigation: exhibits: indexes

575 RCA/NBCExhibits-index A-Z4 folders

575 RCA/NBCAlphabetical Index to RCA Documents7 folders

266-272 RCA/NBCLitigation: exhibits: photostats

273 & 274 RCA/NBCLitigation: Hansell, Clarence W.

275 & 276 RCA/NBCLitigation: microfilms

277 RCA/NBCLitigation: Motions before the Delaware Court

278-291 RCA/NBCLitigation: patents

292-298 RCA/NBCLitigation: photostats

299-304 RCA/NBCLitigation: photostats, carbons, etc.

305-307 RCA/NBCLitigation: "publications"

308-412 RCA/NBCLitigation: transcripts

413-419 RCA/NBCLitigation: transcripts - digests

420 Radio-craft (magazine)

420 The Radio Craftsmen, Inc.Litigation

420 Radio Engineering Laboratories, Inc. (1)421 Radio Engineering Laboratories, Inc. (2)

422 Radio file annual

422 Radio stations-broadcasting companies, correspondence1952-1954

422 Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services

422 Radio Technical Planning Board

422 Radio and Television Manufacturers Association1950-53

422 Ragazzini, John Ralph

422 Rand, Ayn

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422 Raytheon Manufacturing Co.

422 Real estate

422 Reception

422 Reedy, George E.

422 Regenerative circuit case correspondence

423 Rhombic antennas

423 Ridenour, Louis N.

423 Rider, John F.

423 Ring, Andrew J.

423 Robinson, Hugh

423 Rockwell, Robert J.

423 Roddam, Thomas

423 Roder, Hans

423 Roetken, A.A. et al.

424 Round, Henry J.

425 Royal Society of Arts

425 Runge, W.

425 Runyon, C.R., Jr.

425 Russell, J.B., Jr. & F.M. Gager

425 Rust, N.M. et al.

425 Rye Beach, N.H.

425 Salinger

425 Salisbury, Winfield W.

425 Sandeman, E.K.

425 Sarnoff, David

425 Sashoff, S.P. & Joseph Weil

426 Schairer, Otto

426 Schrage, Wilhelm E.

426 Schuchmann, P.

426 Scott, Herbert J.

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426 Scott Radio Laboratories

426 Seeley, Stuart William

426 Semm, A.

426 Sentinel Radio CorporationLitigation

427 Shannon, Claude E.

427 Shielded rooms

427 Short wave

427 Shouse, James D.

427 Shute, E.R.

427 Simon, I.

427 Simon, Leslie E.

427 Skinner, Cook & Babcock

427 Slaby, A.

427 Sleeper, Milton B.

427 Smith, C.H.

427 Smith, David B. & William E. Bradley

427 Smith, P.H.

427 Soucy, Chester I.

427 Southampton, N.Y.

427 Spingarn, Jerome H.

427 Sponsor (magazine)

427 Squier, George O.

427 Stanton's Electronic & Communications Digest

428 Static experiments1927

429 Steinman, David B.

429 Sterling, George E.

429 Stetson, Harlan T.

429 Stevenson, A.R. & Simon Ramo

429 Stokowski, Leopold

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429 Stricker, Adam K., Jr.

429 Stromberg-Carlson Company

429 Strutt, M.J.O.

429 Stumpers, Frans Louis Henri Marie

429 Sturley, K.R.

430 Sullivan, John F.

430 Summerhayes, H.R., Jr.

430 Superheterodyne case

430 Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.Litigation

430 Sylvania - War Dept. equipment

430 Swift, Gilbert

430 Swinton, A.A. Campbell

43l Tarzian, Sarkes

43l Taylor, A. Hoyt

43l Technical Appliance Corporation (TACO)

43l Tele-tech

43l Television

432 Terman, Frederick Emmons

432 Tesla, Nikola

432 Thatcher, Everett W.

432 Thomson, Elihu

432 Thomson, J.J.

432 Tiberio, Ugo

432 Tillman, J.R.

432 Tilton, Edward P.

432 "Titanic" disaster

432 Tobey, Charles W.

432 Trains - radio

432 Turner, P.K.

432 U-H-F technique

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432 Underhill, Charles R.

433-439 United States. Air ForceContracts

FLAT BOX 439 United States. Air ForceContracts: account books (3 volumes)Note: No. AF19(604)-899 & No. W28.099.Ac14

BOX440-442 United States. Air Force

Contracts: bills paid1946-1954

443 United States. Air ForceContracts: National City Bank accounts

444 United States. Air ForceContracts: Project Lincoln (MIT)

445 United States. Army

446 United States. ArmyAEF1917-1919

447 United States. Atomic Energy Commission

447 United States. Bureau of Standards (Dept. of Commerce)

448 United States. Congress. House of Representatives

449-45l United States. Congress. Senate

452 & 453 United States. Federal Communications CommissionGeneral

454 & 455 United States. FCCApplications, permits, etc.

456 United States. FCCAllen's confidential memo

456 United States. FCCAnnual reports, excerpts

456 United States. FCCCorrespondence

457-463 United States. FCCDocket no. 3929 - 9572

464 United States. FCCHoover Commission Report

464 United States. FCCJoint statement ... "functional music"

464 United States. FCCLicenses

464 United States. FCCMembers

464 United States. FCCPolicies

465 United States. FCCPrinted misc.

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466 United States. FCCReports of proceedings...

466 United States. FCCRules & regulations

467 United States. FCCStatistical studies

467 United States. FCCTechnical Information Division

467 United States. FCCTechnical papers

467 United States. FCCTelevision - color

467 United States. FCCTelevision Engineering. Conference, 1948

468 United States. FCCTelevision Engineering Conference Report1948

468 United States. FCCTelevision hearings1948

469 United States. FCCTelevision hearings1948

470 United States. Federal Trade Commission

470 United States. President's Communications Policy Board

470 United States. Securities & Exchange Commission

470 United StatesMisc. governmental agencies

471 Upton, Robert W.

471 Vallarino, A.R. et al.

471 Van Beuren, J.M.

471 Van Scoyoc, J.N. & J.L. Murphy

471 Van Weel, A.

471 Walker, Paul A.

471 Walter, Francis E.

471 Ward, H.M.

471 Warner, K.B.

SCROLL BOX 2 W2AGProfile map Yonkers to W. Hamilton Beach & map of radio coverage tristate area

471 WBAM - computed contour map

471 Weagant, R.A.

471 Webster, Edward M.

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471 Weeden, W.N.

471 Weir, I.R.

471 Wells-Gardner & Co., Inc.Litigation

471 Western Electric Company

471 Western Society of Engineers

471 Western Union Telegraph Company

472 Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing CompanyLitigation

472 Weston EngineeringNotes

472 Whitaker, J.N. & R.E. Mathes

472 Whitehead, J.W.

472 Whitney, Philip

472 Wigan, E. Ramsay

472 (John) Wiley & Sons, Inc. Publishers

472 Williams, F.C.

472 Wilmotte, Raymond M.

472 Wilson, Charles E.

473 Winlund, E.S.

473 Wireless World

473 Woodyard, J.R.

473 Wynn, Taylor & Blattmachr

473 Yacht transmitter

473 The Yankee Network

473 Young, Filson

474 Zenith Radio CorporationCongressional correspondence & activities

474 Zenith Radio CorporationCorrespondence with Zenith personnel1954/1955

474 Zenith Radio CorporationEngineering & technical

474 Zenith Radio CorporationFCC

474 Zenith Radio CorporationFM production

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475 Zenith Radio CorporationFM reception

475 Zenith Radio CorporationHerriott, Irving

475 Zenith Radio CorporationHowland, John

475 Zenith Radio CorporationKelsey, E.

475 Zenith Radio CorporationLoop antennas

475 Zenith Radio CorporationMcDonald, Eugene F., Jr.1940-1951

476 Zenith Radio CorporationMcDonald, Eugene F., Jr.1952-1954

476 Zenith Radio Corporation"The Major"

476 Zenith Radio CorporationMisc.

476 Zenith Radio CorporationMisc. correspondence

476 Zenith Radio CorporationPhonevision

477 Zenith Radio CorporationRCA litigation

477 Zenith Radio CorporationRadiorgan

477 Zenith Radio CorporationTelevision

477 Zenith Radio CorporationWright, Joseph S.

477 Zenneck, Jonathan

477 Zetrouer, W.F. & W.J. Kessler

477 Zuhrt, Harry

V. E.H. ARMSTRONG ESTATE

478-483 E.H. Armstrong estate: misc. legal papers relating to the many legal suit pendingat the time of Major Armstrong's death

VI. ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

484 Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation: misc. papers

VII. PHOTOGRAPHS

485 Equipment

485 Equipment - Zenith Corp.

486 Groups

486 Groups - Early family

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FLAT BOX 439 Photographs: Marconi Station, MA; equipment; Dinner for George Burghard, 20Jan. 1928; Wedding photos. Evelyn K. Peterson & Thelma Stead; Radio Club of America. Banquets 19 Nov. 1919, (with article transcript from "Wireless Age"), 22 April 1921 & 5 Dec. 1947; Mt. Washington; Annual Meeting of the F.M. Broadcasters, Inc., 1944

BOX487 Miscellaneous

487 Persons

487 Places (1)488 Places (2)489 Places (3) - Alpine, NJ490 Places (4) - New York City

491 & 492 Negatives

493-495 Negatives - glass & lantern slides [ON-SITE]

VIII. PHOTOSTATS

496-501 Photostats

IX. PRINTED

502-525 Clippings526 & 527 Clippings (photostats)FLAT BOX 439 Clippings (photostats)

528 Early catalogs

575 Fortune [magazine]February 1928 (contains article on Armstrong)

575 The Radio Club of AmericaThe legacies of Edwin Howard Armstrong

529 & 530 Radio Photofact Service

530 L. LessingMan of High Fidelity: Edwin Howard Armstrong

575 Lewis, TomEmpire of the AirHarperCollins, 1992

531 Miscellaneous

X. RECORDINGS

10 records, 6 reels of tape & 1 cassette

PHONO DISKS (Microgroove recordings made at 78 rpm) Archival copies: Researchers must use tape recording made

from these disks

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--I - 12"

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Labelled " W 2 A G - Freq vs Ampl "1930

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Labelled " Comm. bcst. vs freq. mod."Empire StateWEAFEHA1938

--8 - 12"

Numbered 1 thru 8, recorded on one side only, as follows:

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 1: Major Armstrong: T1 0-300' 5/17/48: Haddonfield AM-FMComparison 1935; transcribed from original films Ipana Program - Frank Crummet Warner Quinlan Glee Club

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 2: Cut 2: Major Armstrong: T1 0 - 300' 5/17/48 [Same as No. 1]

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 3: Major Armstrong: T2 300 - 800' 5/7/48 [Continuation of Record No. 1]

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 4: Major Armstrong: Cut 2 T2, 5/17/48 [Same as No. 3]

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 5: Major Armstrong: T3 375 - 600', 5/17/48 [AM-FMComparison transcribed from films. Town Hall - Frank Crummet

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 6: Major Armstrong: T3 Cut 2 375-600', 5/17/48 [Same as Record No, 5]

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 7: Major Armstrong: T4. 600 - 860', 5/17/48 [Continuation of Record No. 5]

Cabinet 726 Drawer B-1 Disc No. 8: Major Armstrong: T4 Cut 2 600-86O', 5/17/48 [Same as Record No. 7]

TAPE RECORDINGS

BOX571 No. 1: No. 5 RCA Test Cuts

7 Oct. 1957571 No. 1: Noyau 50, parts of no. 2-3 recording571 No. 1: W2AG Continental (dance music)581 No. 1: Information carrier: FM-AM571 No. 1: c. 1. (archival copy)571 No. 1: c. 2. (listening copy)571 No. 2. Haddonfield discs (no. 1-8; W2AG & Empire State WEAF; 2 discs)571 No. 3a, 3b, 4: NBC, 2 July 1947. Magnetophone recordings.

c. 1. (3 reels; archival copies)c. 2. (1 cassette; listening copy)

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 27 of 32

XI. 1981 ADDITION RECORDS OF LITIGATION

Edwin H. Armstrong & Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., Plaintiffs vs. DeForest Radio Telephone & Telegraph Co., Defendant:

BOX

532 1: Briefs2: Briefs & Opinion3: Record & Opinion (with USCCA (2nd)U.S.District Court - So. District of New York

532 1: Record & Opinion (with USDC-SDNY) [lacking]2: Transcript of Record3:.Briefs & OpinionsU.S. Circuit Court of Appeals - 2nd Circuit

533 4:.Transcript of Record & Briefs (Under Prelim Inj. RED-l7)5. Briefs (Morton)6:.Record of DeForest Contempt Proceedings

Edwin H. Armstrong & Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., Plaintiffs vs. Irving Langmuir & General Electric Co., Defendant-Appellants and Lee DeForest; DeForest Radio Telephone and Telegraph Co.; Alexander Meissner; Secretary of the Navy; American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Defendants-Appellees:

533 Transcript of Record and Briefs (Under Rev. Sec. 4915)U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals - 2nd Circuit

Edwin H.Armstrong, Appelland vs. Lucien Levy, Appellee:

533 Interference No. 52,088Patent Appeal Docket No. 20851. Briefs and RecordCourt of Appeals of the District of Columbia

534 Interference No. 41,709Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia

DeForest vs. Meissner vs. Armstrong vs. Langmuir

534 Volume ITranscript of recordU.S. Patent Office & Court of Appeals, D.C.

534 Volume IITranscript of recordU.S. Patent Office & Court of Appeals, D.C.

534 Volume IIIBriefs Before Examiner & BoardU.S. Patent Office & Court of Appeals, D.C.

534 Volume IVBriefs Before Commissioner & Court of AppealsU.S. Patent Office & Court of Appeals, D.C.

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XII. 1990 ADDITION

Files from the firm of Cravath, Swaine, & Moore

BOX535 Correspondence, General:

Includes: Photostats of agreement between W.D. Sullivan and N.Y. Maclean re: FM radio station Copies of Patent Nos. 2524760 and 2524761

Feb. 1954-April 1955

536 Correspondence, General:Includes: Western Union Telegraph Company - Quarterly Reports of Radio CircuitsWill Of Emily Gertrude ArmstrongMemorandum of Agreement between E. H. Armstrong and Canadian Marconi Co.Proposed Agreement between Marion Armstrong and John BoseDraft Agreement between Marion Armstrong and John Bose

May 1955 - Dec. 1957

537 Correspondence, General:Includes: United States Letters Patent 3-24-59 Japanese Patent Application Statement of Actions pending of E.H. Armstrong written by William D. SullivanCopies of Stipulation of Dismissal Foundation Charter and By- Laws of Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation, Inc.

Jan. 1958- Dec. 1980

537 Alpine Station Inventory: includes Proceedings of Institute of Radio Engineers Feb. 9, 1954-Dec. 1955

538 Columbia Laboratory MattersNew York, Feb. 25, 1954 - May 18, 1956

538 Biography by Lawrence Lessing (includes drafts of biography) May 5, 1954 - Aug. 1956

538 Foreign Matters (includes: Statement of Policy from Patent B Association, Inc.Hearings on Bill HR 3534)March 12,1954 Sept. 10,1956

538 Settlement of Infringement Cases July 1954 - Jan. 3, 1956

538 Income Tax Questions (includes: Power of Attorney)March 29, 1954 - May 23, 1955

538 Government ContractMay 12, 1954 - July 5, 1956

538 Freed Electronics and Controls CorporationFeb. 19, 1955 - May 3, 1957

538 CB Fischer of Radio Engineering Products CorporationSept. 11, 1939 - June 23, 1954

539 Multiplex Services Corporation (includes: Folder-Information Packet FromMultiplex)

April 15, 1955 - March 9, 1956

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 29 of 32

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539 Court of Claims Tax RefundsFeb. 13, 1963 - June 13, 1966

539 Real Estate: Apartment 7-A 485 Park Ave. NY: Sept. 1955 - Nov. 1955

539 Real Estate: Rye Beach, N.H.April 14, 1955 -. Nov. 5, 1958

539 Real Estate: Yonkers PropertySept. 17, 1954 - Oct. 20, 1958

539 Real Estate: Alpine StationMarch , 1954 -April 14, 1954

539 Real Estate: Alpine, N.J. PropertySept. 27, 1951- May 13, 1952

539 Real Estate: Alpine, N.J. PropertyJune 2 1950 - Sept. 17, 1964

539 Real Estate: Catskill MountainNov. 23, 1948 - Jan. 6, 1956

540 Closing of Alpine Station (includes: Correspondence File - Memoranda; MemorialProgram; Fan Mail re: Closing; Answer Form from Marion Armstrong)

March 4, 1954 - March 18, 1954

541 General memoranda (includes: Memo to Mr. Schneiderman; Photographs ofcemetery plots and contract with the Kesico Cemetery; Annual Report of Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.

Feb. 5, 1954 - Feb. 15, 1963

541 Miscellaneous (includes: Alpine Station Inventory; Foreign Matters; AT&TNegotiations; A Tribute by Columbia University; Settlement of Cases; Miscellaneous Pamphlets)

March 1954 - Oct. 1955

541 Real Estate (includes: Alpine Property; Catskill Property) June 13, 1953 - May 1963

542 Office Files: Probate & General--Government Contract (Air Force)--Wynn, Taylor, & Blattmacher vs. Estate of E.H. Armstrong re: professional services--Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARE): Organization and General

Matters: March , 1954--Accounting: Surrogate's Court- New York County, re: Administration of Estate:

Sept. 7, 1954--Subpoena - Dept. of Justice: July , 1957--Agreements & Releases (includes: John Bose - Employment Agreement:

July 25, 1957; International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Agreement: July 25, 1957; Release to Western Electric Company and AT&T: July 25, 1957

542 Insurance Policies

532 Insurance Correspondence and Memoranda

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 30 of 32

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543 Drafts of Heads of Agreement between Telefunk & Marion Armstrong August 9, 1954

543 Miscellaneous Marerial from McCormack's Office (includes: Armstrong vs. RCASettlement Papers; Armstrong Tax Memoranda)

Jan. 2, 1958

543 Articles and Newspaper Clippings, re: Court Cases & Death

543 Copies of Will

543 Armstrong Holds (includes: Charts of Patents)

543 Miscellaneous Material from McCormack's Office (includes: Arrnstrong vs. RCASettlement Papers; Armstrong Tax Memoranda)

Jan. 2, 1958

543 Articles and Newspaper Clippings, re: Court Cases & Death

543 Copies of Will

543 Armstrong Holds (includes: Charts of Patents)

544 Emily G. Armstrong Estate (includes: Hospital, cemetery, & miscellaneous bills;Income tax returns: 1938-1945; Bank Statements; Check books)

544 Edwin H. Armstrong Estate: Early Writings1933-1935

544 Marion Armstrong: Antique Business

545 Margaret DeGraff: Purchase of Alpine, NJ Property

545 E.H. Armstrong: Sale of Alpine, NJ Lots

545 E.H. Armstrong: Probate & General

545 E.H. Armstrong: Federal Estate Tax

545 E.H. Armstrong: Income Tax

545 E.H. Armstrong: Foreign Drafts

545 E.H. Armstrong: Court of Claims - Tax Refunds

546 Tax Information

546 Working Papers - Income Tax1954 - 1965

547 Tax Information

547 Working Papers -- Income Tax1966 - 1968

547 Federal Estate Tax

547 New York Estate and other Transfer Tax

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 31 of 32

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548 Tax Returns1946 - 1949

548 Income Tax Returns1948 - 1968

548 US "Income Taxes Withheld" & "FICA Taxes "Combined1950 - 1953

548 Tax Bills from Alpine, NJ1952 - 1963

548 Photographs from Alpine Tax Exhibit

548 Annual Federal Tax Return: 1952 Federal Unemployment Tax Act

548 NYS Unemployment Tax Returns1952 - 1953

548 NJ Unemployment Insurance Returns and Compensation1944-45, 1953

548 NJ Quarterly Reports: 1952 Employers' and Workers' Contributions

549 Bank Statements1921 - 1934

550 Bank Statements1935 - 1948, 1951 - 1952

551 Dominick & Dominick Bank Statements1948 - 1954

551 Alpine & Columbia Laboratory Account checkbooks1952 - 1954

552 Checkbooks1924 - 1954

552 Savings Account Books1951

553 Cancelled Checks1952 - 1953

553 Columbia Laboratory Account1952

553 Bank Statements and Cancelled checks

554 Financial Records (includes: "FM Development" Connected Bills, 1924 - 1940)1924 - 1948

555 Financial Records (includes: FM Royalties of Model 19116)1947 - 1950

556 Financial Records1949 - 1953

E.H. ARMSTRONG Page 32 of 32

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557 Financial Records1952

558 Financial Records1953

559 Financial Records1949 - 1955

560 Financial Records - Estate1953 - 1965

561 Financial Records Estate1954 - 1956

562 Financial Records - Estate1954 - 1963

563 Financial Records - Estate

563 Fiduciary Work Files

564 Real Estate Documents (includes maps)

565 Original Patents, Europe566 Original Patents, South America567 Original Patents: United States567 Original Patents: Australia567 Original Patents: Great Britain567 Original Patents: Canada

568 Armstrong "Feed-Back" Invention, Documents and Court RecordsWestinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company vs. DeForest Radio includes: Memoranda of Law - Dec. 1927Memoranda of Fact - Dec. 1927

569 Armstrong "Feed-Back" Invention, Documents and Court RecordsWestinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company vs. DeForest Radioincludes: List of unexpired patents owned by Westinghouse--Office File: Correspondence--Office File: Documents - Supreme Court: of U.S.

Petition for Hearing 1928Petition for Writ of Certiorari 1928.Opinions and Decrees Holding Armstrong Patent No.1,113,149.DeForest Notes 1912 - 1914.Petition for Writ of Certiorari 1927.Respondents' Brief in Opposition to Petition for Writ 1927

--F.H. Wood Personal File, Working Papers

570 Armstrong "Feed-Back" Invention, Documents and Court Records--Includes: Documents from U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Third Circuit,

1927 - 1930--Second Circuit, 1927US. Patent Office - Brief for CraigPhotocopies of Supreme Court Documents (Covers Only)Documents from U.S. Supreme Court, 1927, 1928, 1930