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Coast-to-coast radio The first coast-to-coast radio broadcast takes place on this day in 1924. Bell Telephone's vice president and chief of research spoke at a meeting of the Bond Men's Club in a Chicago hotel. The speech was broadcast in Providence, New York, Washington, Oakland, and San Francisco and was heard by some 50 million people. |
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» March 11, 1955 |
Alexander Fleming, Scottish bacteriologist who discovered penicillin, dies Read more... |
» March 11, 1885 |
Malcolm Campbell, English speed record holder, is born Read more... |
» March 11, 1811 |
Urbain Leverrier, French astronomer, is born Read more... |