File:Thomas J. Williams operating radio station WPM Washington, DC (1922).jpg
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English: Thomas J. Williams was a Washington, D.C. radio engineer, who in 1921 built the transmitter for the Church of the Covenant's radio station, WDM, and operated his own broadcasting station, WPM, from 1922-1923.
Original caption: "Mr. Thos. J. Williams, of Washington, D. C., Who Broadcasts Entertainments for the Local Amateurs." |
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| Source | Illustration included in the article "Sermons and Jazz" by J. Farrell, which appeared on page 1104 of the June 1922 issue of Radio News magazine |
| Author | Magazine illustration |
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| current | 10:19, 18 July 2019 | | 1,396 × 977 (507 KB) | Thomas H. White | User created page with UploadWizard |
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