[JMS] W1AXL vs W1HRX

[Bill]

As far as I know he always lived at the Tarbox Lane farmstead. Somewhere I
have a piece of literature with that address...but it is I believe, postwar.

Bill w2dgb
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Edward Gable" <EGABLE at Rochester.rr.com>
To: "The James Millen Society Members Email Reflector"
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Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 8:48 PM
Subject: [JMS] W1AXL vs W1HRX


> Hello Don, etc.....
>
> Don you were asking about W1HRX versus W1AXL, etc...
>
> At the AWA Museum Library I found:
>
> Dates are first occurence in any callbook;
>
>
> 6/30/27  1AXL (no W yet) assigned to National Radio Co., Malden MA.
> 6/30/27  No 2BYP listed
>
> 6/30/29  W1AXL assigned to National Radio Company
>
> 6/30/1930  W1AXL assigned to Emil Kolisch of CT
>
> 6/30/1931  W1AXL assigned to John Stoughton
>
> The now well known "Flying Horse Callbook" came out in Spring,Summer,
Fall,
> Winter format showing:
>
> Fall 1931 W1AXL to John Stoughton
>
> Spring 1934  W1HRX to James Millen
>
>
> So, the mystery of Millen's call in the 26/27-34 time frame remains in
> place.  I do have listings  of callsigns
> by city for that period.  If anyone knows Jim's address of that period I
> might be able to look it up that
> way.  He is not listed as being in Malden, MA.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ed Gable  k2mp/w2an
> AWA Museum
>
>
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