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Experts were pessimistic for his life. Paul Redfern was flying for the most part over unfrequented seas; some of the mountains and jungle had not been penetrated by explorers. He had no radio. Weather charts indicated unfavorable winds. Under the weather conditions it was figured he could not possibly reach Rio on his gasoline supply. Sixty hours after his take-off Redfern had not been heard from. His gasoline supply must have been exhausted. He was down somewhere. Just before he left he said: "Don't lose hope for my return for at least six months or more...
What the Mackay Companies (Postal Telegraph, Commercial Cable, Radio Communications, etc.) would do about the bigger and better transpacific cable projected by the Western Union Telegraph Co. (TIME, Aug. 15, 22) developed last week...
Mackay Companies, through its subsidiary Radio Communication Co. Inc., bought the land and marine radio telegraph system...
Federal Telegraph Co.* Stations are in California, Oregon and Washington; messages go from point to point on land, from land to ships. Federal Telegraph's profit on the transaction was $1,000,000, said President Ellery W. Stone of Federal Brandes, Inc., a related corporation, last week. Radio Communication further made a 20-year contract with Federal Telegraph to buy solely from Federal Telegraph all the radio, wired radio, picture transmission, long distance telephone repeater and facsimile telegraph equipment which the Mackay Companies might need in the doing of its business. On such equipment Federal Telegraph is to make...
...California corporation, not to be confused with Federal Telegraph Co., a Delaware corporation, which Radio Corporation of America owns. The Delaware Federal Telegraph has valuable communi- cation rights in China. †Western Union has 22,000 main offices, Postal Telegraph 3,000 main offices...