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The Ideal Scientist Is Free from Delusive Sense Impression, Tesla Says. To the Editor of The New York Times: Some comments in your columns have credited me with a superficiality which is more than my...

Nikola Tesla Says the Hydroplane is Neither New Nor Practical. To the Editor of The New York Times : The science of engineering has become so positive and precise that practical results are generally...

The world of science is belatedly recognizing the genius of one of its most important, eccentric and enigmatic inventors, Nikola Tesla. A century after he arrived penniless on the docks of New York...

Lists Them as Answer to Report That His Tower Is to be Sold for Debt. To the Editor of The New York Times: As bearing intimately on the report in your issue of even date that my tower is to be sold...

Inhabitants of a Georgia Settlement Asked for the Title Special to The New York Times. Washington, Oct. 4. - A Post Office in Gilmer County, Ga., was to-day named after Theodore Roosevelt at the...

The conductors of The Century regard Nikola Tesla's article in the June number of the magazine as one of the most notable contributions made to their publication. It is entitled " The Problem of...

Yugoslav Government-in-Exile Plans Official State Funeral Nikola Tesla, father of radio and of the modern electrical transmission systems, who died Thursday night at the Hotel New Yorker at the age of...

Alternative Power Current's Developer Found Dead in Hotel Suite Here CLAIMED A ‘DEATH BEAM' He Insisted the Intention Could Annihilate an Army of 1,000,000 at Once Nikola Tesla, one of the word's...

Nikola Tesla, one of the truly great inventors who celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday on July 10, tells the writer that he stands ready to divulge to the United States Government the secret of his...

Wants to Finish Therapeutic Device Which He Calls Boon for Newspaper Offices For the first time in a number of years, Dr. Nikola Tesla, scientist and inventor, who is 82 years old today, is postponing...