Monday, October 17, 2011
COINCIDENCE
Radio hams may be a little surprised to learn the paddlewheel steamer USS C. W. Morse, used by the Navy as a receiving ship in WW I, did not specialize in radiomen. Who was C. W. Morse? I don't know. A cursory websearch finds only the ship.
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Charles W. Morse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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For the anarchist, see Chuck W. Morse.
Charles Wyman Morse (October 21, 1856 – January 12, 1933[1]) was a notorious businessman and speculator on Wall Street in the early 20th century.[2][3]"
Quite a character. Shared a (ahem) room with Ponzi for a while.
OT, but pertinent to the blog...
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Norman Corwin dead at 101
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Ray Bradbury credited him with getting "The Martian Chronicles" published
Noel
Good Heavens, Noel -- I did not know he was still with us.
ReplyDeleteThere's a loss. He may be the best writer radio ever had.