John Howard Lindauer Sr.
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John Howard Lindauer Sr. (1904-1954) worked as a radio engineer in 1930 and later a television engineer for Radio Corporation of America. (b. August 12, 1904; Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA - d. May 29, 1954, 1:00 p.m.; Maricopa County Hospital, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA)
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[edit]- To begin with, who made possible the wonderful advance of radio? Not the person who sits back and listens to some "opera star" or a "band", but the real radio amateur, who has experimented for years until he has perfected his apparatus.
- "Defends Radio Amateurs' Right To Broadcast". Jersey Journal. February 9, 1923.
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[edit]- John H. Lindauer, 49, formerly of Bloomfield, died Saturday in the Desert Mission Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona. He was a radio and television engineer and was employed at the Harrison plant of Radio Corporation of America until transferred by the firm in 1948 to Indianapolis. Mr. Lindauer is survived by his wife, the former Louise Platts, of Rutherford; two sons, John and Thayer; a daughter, Ruth Elizabeth [sic], all of Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. O. A. Lindauer, of Cincinnati; two sister, Mrs. Natalie Richardson and Mrs. Florence Cull, both of Nutley, and a brother, Charles F. Lindauer, of Clifton.
- "John H. Lindauer". The Herald-News. June 2, 1954.
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