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Hdqtrs. of the U.S. Coast Guard are using unique method for distributing news of their service by means of radio. Capt. F.C. Billard, aide to the commandant is shown broadcasting. Lt. F.A Zensler is coaching him from the receiving set which is being used by Lt. E.M. Webster (with ear pieces)
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Hdqtrs. of the U.S. Coast Guard are using unique method for distributing news of their service by means of radio. Capt. F.C. Billard, aide to the commandant is shown broadcasting. Lt. F.A Zensler is coaching him from the receiving set which is being used by Lt. E.M. Webster (with ear pieces)

Harris & Ewing · 1923-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineHdqtrs. of the U.S. Coast Guard are using unique method for distributing news of their service by means of radio. Capt. F.C. Billard, aide to the commandant is shown broadcasting. Lt. F.A Zensler is c. 1923-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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