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Amateur Radio Stations of the U.S LIS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE J~c>-A ~( " BUREAU OF NAVIGATION ~~, RADIO SERVICE AMATEUR 'RADIO STATIONS OF THE ·UNITED STATES ... ,._. .---.. ­ .... : ~. ." - 'O " • • • • •• • • EDITION JUNE 30. 1920 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1920 Digitized by Google AMATEUR RADIO STATIONS OF THE ~.~lrED S1' ~TES. FIRST DISTRICT'- rlle... lquarters: C'ustomho" .... n""ton,.Mas,.. The fi ... t district rompri ..." the Rtales of Malne, New Hamp­ shire, Vermont, M8'1Iachusetts, Htlnd.· Island. and Cnnnectil'l.t.j ALPHABETlCAU.Y BY OWNERS OF STATIONS. Call Owner of station. Location of station. Power. signal. Watts. .\ hhott. Fordham W ....... .. RSi Nohle A\"('., Bridgeport. C'onn ••.•.••••••••••••••.. lOll IEAW Ablon<ll. Peter W ........... 1'",,1 Ft.. FrammFham ('('ntrr. Mass •••....•.•.•••••••. I.OIK) I~A1 2~9 Palmrr St.. };ew Bedford. Mass .................. [,00 lUR ~~~~~::'..;:. f'~~i~~/F: :::::::: 4~ Mill St .• Nt'w B('dlord. M""•••.•...•...•.•••.••••.. 100 lUG Adams. John C .............. 466 AlI.l"bon Rd.• Boston. Mass ••••••.•...•.•.•••...•. 100 ITA Adams. ~wlqC ............. 5 IIUl St .. Calals,-~Ic ................••....•.....•..... 100 IIlAB Adams. Raymond P •••.•..... 160 Cypress sr.• 1'ro, ide!,,,,,, It. 1. •......•............. 100 IF.AR A hola, Ryh~l~t('r .............. 13 "\torg-an Ave" Lanl',svillc, Mass .••••....•...••...•.. 2<10 IPU Albee. Reginald T ........... m"a",nt St., North Tro),. Vt ........................ .. 100 IQX Albert. Harton G ............ ,167 Ilanm'er St' Fall Hlver. Ma<s .............•....... 500 lilT Ai<"!'kna. Rudolph ••.•.•.•. : .. 21 Ro...-mont R •.l , Dorche.<\('r, Ma.qs ................ .. 500 lEAB .\I(''<an<l.. r. D. F .•.•.••••.••.. 209 Elm St., nangor. M" ............................. 1.000 InK .\!lpn, FmnUIn B .•.......... t.?\ ;\'h St.~ New. Bedford. 1:~a~s ...................... 100 HlZ "'Urn. Walter ................ 3., (,ordoll Lt .• \\("t Somel"\lUe. M.. s .•................. 100 IIIAO An,I,·rson. AIlx'rt E ..••••.... 15 N'lrth Munroe Tcr .• 1I0'toll. Mass ................ .. Ion ITT Anderson. Daniel n ......... 400liwr Rt., Even·tt. 1I(,L'<' .......................... :U~I lClA Audf'r.:-;on, Laurence E ......... Fairbank'S ltd .. Dedham. 1>Iu,:,; ...................... 100 IVA Andover Wlrel.. '<S ('(ub •...... Antio"f.'r Acadt:'nlY, Andcwrr, Ma'\S •.•................. 1.000 ISW An.l~ew-s-, Fimore L •••.••••.. 11 High St.). Ewr~'lt. M'~«:." ........ " ... "." ... ". \00 ICBE Annt:-;. hammond .•. _._ .. _... 9R BlItTum !:St •• J.,l1n. M.l· ........................... .. 1.0110 I~HT Ant ... ndli. Hante ............ 7 Oxlordl'ark. H'.'v"re. Ala's ........................ 100 IWAK Appelln, GlIstal W ..•........ 31i1i Adams St.,porl'll<'st.'r. M.fS ....•.•.•............. tr.o l'rM ... PI,l<·toni William E •.••..... 3.~ Ward Rt., :-o:.'\\'ton ('entrr, ~Iass ...... : .......... .. HKI lRAB Arehibal. ,J. F .............. 19 Routh St Medford, M... 'i.< ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 100 IDZ Armes. Fred D .............. n 200 I~AU Arm.trong. Jam"" n......... fJ'lii.i:t~~;d s~~~~~;~oii lii~hi;,i{.i~ '~i~~s::::::::::::: 2-".0 IMA Aspin wall. <;.r~rj!e I •.......... .'">17 Hammond St .• ('h,'slnd Hill. Ai ..." ............. .. 100 11IBO Ath('rton. \\ Ilham G ....... .. f>~ Forrest St., Lowell! Mu's .......................... 2;.0 ILK Atkinsm. ~slle W .•......... 4(J.1 Str,'ens St .• I.ow,' 1\ ~Ia.' .......................... 100 ILA Atwell. B.. rtJ ............... 2.> I'l'Itomu RI.! l'i1t<fk d. Mr ....................... .. ilK) 1l"1' At,\""II. Enrett C ........... 41 Woodford S .• Durr!>e"trr. 1:\"" .................. .. Ion mB Austin, Em<"ry n ........ "... 12(,01le~.) Aw .• Waten·iII.'. Me ...................... .. ,.00 ITK Austin~ John F .............. 19l'onrt. flt.. Il.'dham. Ma." .......................... 300 IIlAX Ayer, ::>h'ph~n H •••..•...•.•. 12 Nudd St .• Waterville. ~fr ......................... .. iOO ll/AB Baeon, Harold L ............ 70 Munroe St .• New Britain. ('onn .................. .. 1)00 ITX Baler. Henry M ••••••.•.•.... III Baker Rd .• F.,·cr.'tt. M'L'S ...••••.•.•.•...•.••••.... [.00 IKK B~ey. Ha!1)' A ............. 39 Je.... y St .• Marbl<-Ilead. ~!!l" ...................... 3;'0 IJAV BaIley, PhIlIp A .•.•••..•••.•. 46 Was"in~toll St., ~!i,I.lIctown. Conn .............. .. 1.(Ky) IKT Bailey. William II •••......... 31 Tudor St., Lynn. AI,,'S ........................... .. ;.00 Hm Bak('r. Charles G •••....•..... 63 North st .• Oeor~rlown. 111 ...<5 ..................... .. 100 IDIH Bakrr. Earl A ......• , ....... II Upham St .• Mal~t'D. lIIa<.' ......................... .. 2:.0 10M Raker. G.'orge H ••••......... 1.)( alum!·t St .• \\ oll,,'lon. ]1(3<5 ...................... 300 IKO Bak.. r, Karl W •••.••...••.... 1!J2 Wulnut A,·e .• ito"I,,'r\". ~f,,-<' •••....••.•..•.•••... 1m IIJAX Bak('r. Paul K ............. .. 34 Bryant ~t. .. Wakl'fil'I<I{)f:t.'........................ 100 IXAM B31dwin, Millard W .• lr •.••.. M~ ~fnin Rt", ::south Port ::uHl, ~1r. .••..•.••.••...•..... ~. .o 11110 Baldwin. Philip K ....••..... 101 FeUs","v. \\",,<t M('(iford. Mass ..••.•.............. 500 lEV Barbeau. I.awrence R ...... .. 110 I.afny"ltc l'ur~ Lynn. Ma." ...................... 2t,o lIlN Barber, Abraham.•••.......•. 17.') \Vatnllt A vc., uoxlHlrv, Mtl,"'~ ..•.................. 2:>11 lClO Barham, Thomas C •.•..•.•... ~1 RrOf?kton A\"£-., .A hi I IIrtf)n. ~Ia~~ ..........•.•..•... 2;.>11 IM[ Blll"tI<'Sf Kenneth A ••••••••••. )tit) ~urg('nt St., Me1r(l~c Highlands, Ma~~ •.......... _. _. 100 IAAN Barnet '. Harry .............. 3:l h~1rl'rson Avr., (,hdsea, ~I<l.. ''' ...................... 0 1110 ISAL Barrett. Bra<iford L ......... 47 Forest RI.. Sl'rln~firld. ~"""""""'"'''''''''''' [,(HI IFP Barry. W. H ............... .. f\O Rhore Driv.. , Wintl<rop. Ma,,-' ..................... .. r,IM) IXV \(K) Bam.()w, Le<;ter L ...•••.•..•. 37 Autumn St., Dridj:.!:('port, ('onn ..... & ••••••••••••••••• l\'AZ B ..."",tt. Elmer E .....•....... ,m Franklin A,·c., HarUord. ('onn .................... 1m 1J0 Batehelder, Donald.•••...•... Wilton. N. 11 ........................................ 1110 IBAE Batt'S. John G., Jr ••••••.•..•.. Korwooll Farms. York Harhor, M~ •••.•.......•....... 100 IBBF Bat.('S. IA"e A ................ 11 Morn St .• Wor("(·,ler. 1111" .......................... .:;;") \I;Y Bat..... Ro;!erE ............. .. 1"1 Pine St.. ",.. ltHon. Ma" ........................ .'">00 IEL Baller. Paul S ............... iO Ch.'rry St .. Lynn. ~fa:'" ............................ UMJIl ISV Baue!", Paul S .....•.••••••••. Am~sbllry. Ma.,s ............•.•••.•••.•••••••••.•••••• 1.00JIl ISX Banmann. Howard•.......... 7 HelJt\v1lt~ Tt'r., !.h'cHord, Masos .............................. I.M) IMW Beach, HaroJd •••••••••••••••• 10 Woodside Park, Winthrop, Mass••••••••••••••••••• 101.1 ITI 5 Digitized by Coogle 6 BUREAU OF .NAVIGATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. FIRST DISTRICT-Continued . .Alphabetically by owners of stati01lll-Continued. ============~~====-=~--=-=-=-~========~==~== • • '" J: : Call 'Owner of station. : :.01 :.. ; I.ocation of station. Power. signal. ---'-;-rr-~r-:o--'-------------------I--- ---- . ~ . .... .. Watt8. :8ean,~ld W..... :.. :.::.:I·~·SOMh Main St., Penacook. N. H ................ .. 900 IOE Beaney, Walter V ............ 854 DixwellSt., New Haven, Conn .................. 100 IT.4.P Belknap, }:dward L.......... 91 VIne St' Hartford. Conn .......................... 100 lEN Bell,COnrad.lr............... 820 Main S.,l Waltham. Mass ....................... .. 100 lS.H BelOllngy. JamesJ ........... 24 Pi~rceAve .• Houlton. Me ......................... 100 lIAI BeneventoLJohn ............. 87 Homestead St~.North Man('h<'Ster. ('onn .......... 550 1VAO Bengtsonl.!;rnest A .......... 52 Adams Ave., west Newton. Mays ................. 1110 1NAF Bennett. JJ. S ................ 120 Winthrop Ave .• Wollaston, Mass ................. 100 IKe BenneU, L. B................ 2 Lawrence Bt., Everett. Mass ....................... 500 IHY Benson, Rlchard.lr.......... 35 Montclair Ave., Roslindalc. Mass .................. lOll lHAE Bentley, A Ilgllstus R......... 204 James St., New Bedfvrd. Mass ................... 51~) I:<U Berner.. Carl n.. .. .......... 60 Elmer St., Hartford, Conn ....................... .. 100 ITAZ Berry, LOuis 1............... 33 Baker Bt., Wor<;ester, Mas........................... 100 WAN Bertram, GeorgeE. M•••••••• 34 Hardy Ave., Watertownl~ass .................... 100 IWR Bo.... e, Sumner B............. 30 K('m§~~" Wollaston. Ma".,..................... 100 1KV Bcstllen, William H .......... 3!51l1 -"d., Wolla<to!:" Mass .................... 100 IPAR Bettmcourt. Henry L ........ 111 Cedar t., Bomerville, JIl&.<S ...................... 100 IGAD Beverly High School......... Beverly, Mass ....................................... 500 H";AB Bianchi, Danie IB ............ 66 Warren St ... Newton Ce.uer, Ma>;s ................. 100 I lHAU Bird, Richard H.,lr .......... Crafts St., WalthaJl!, Mass ............................ 250 lABB: Binuc, Lewis P .............. 21 Highland Ave., .Harre, Vt ......................... 120 i1ABL Bishop, Francis W •..•••••••• 27 Lemont St., Bath. Me ............................ :. 1(NI WBW B!shop, N. W .• Jr............. 301 Park Pl., IIridg()port. CO~n ....................... 51N1 lJAP BISSeIl,Harold ............... 45 Ascutney St., Wmdsor, \t ........................ Blake/Sidney~ .............. 42 Main St., Westerly •.R. 1. ......................... i~: I n:tpL Dlan('nard, Dwlidlt E ....•••. 212 WhItmanAve., W1utmanJ.Mass ..................
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