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Promises New, Startling Inventions for Use of Mankind There is only one man alive who has 700 basic patents to his credit. He is 79 years old. His name is Nikola Tesla and he promises us, on the...

H. L. Doherty Is Host to Eclipse Group 1,000 Feet Up on Sixty Wall Building. TESLA VIEWS PHENOMENON Inventor Reveals He Is Seeking New Source of Energy Having to Do With the Sun. TEMPERATURE DROP...

Nikola Tesla, one of the world's greatest inventors, and Dr. James Ewing, director of Memorial Hospital, one of the world's leading authorities on cancer, paid tribute here yesterday to Mme. Curie's...

Thousands Stand for Hours to Pass Bier of Former Czechoslovak President CROWDS JAM THE CAPITAL Foreign Delegations Arrive for Funeral — Body Will Be Taken to Lana Tomorrow Wireless to THE NEW YORK...

Frankfurter, Martinelli and Tesla Signalized for Their Contributions to U. S. ADOPTED COUNTRY HAILED Institutions Praised and Early Days in This Nation Are Recalled at Dinner Here Felix Frankfurter of...

Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES. HILLSIDE, N. J., June 12 — Thomas Clarke Brady, an electrical engineer who at one time was an associate of Nikola Tesla, noted inventor, died this morning in the Alexian...

Mayor La Guardia and Louis Adamic, author, will take part today in a memorial program to be broadcast from WNYC, the municipal radio station, in honor of Nikola Tesla, scientist and electrical wizard...

World War needs and a national habit clash head on. It's a matter of sugar and ships, tension and nerves. By John Stanton The average American likes to chew gum. In fact, if he wants to remain average...

Radio-Controlled Bomb Is Unlikely to Help Germans In the speech which he made last week before the House of Commons, Prime Minister Churchill referred to an "aerial bomb which the enemy has begun to...

Like all the "secret weapons" of which we have heard since the outbreak of war, the radio-controlled bomber of the Germans turns out to be no secret at all. It is nothing but an enlargement of the...