Troy Cory Show 5800-01 the Wireless Telephone™ Bequest73"

VRA580001 The NBS1908 AssetsLegacy "The Tranfer of Title to the Wireless Telephone™" - Part One. Jackson, Missippi, CBS-TV
VRA580001 Troy Cory, TCS explains to Suzanne Vegas, Larry Taylor, and Priscilla Cory how he came into possession of the Wireless Telephone™ and its effects, after the death of Troy's uncle, Bernard Stubblefield, on October 4, 1973. The admistrator of Bernard's estate, Mrs. Thomas (Ann) Lynch, read the will leaving all of the estate and effects contained in the trunk to Troy, the heir in succession.
••• Troy introduces a film clip from the October,1973 CBS "Dot Lambert Show," Jackson, MS., where the hostess of the show opens the NBS trunk during the show going through the writings, drawings and patents bequested to Troy by Bernard. Troy's grandfather, Nathan B. Stubblefield of Murray, KY, bequested his estate and effects to Bernard and his heir in 1928. For full description See: http://lookradio.com/5801tcs.htm
Troy Cory Show Talk Las Vegas Troy Cory sings: Clair de Lune. • Players: Troy Cory; Priscilla Cory; Suzanne Vegas, Virginia, Hill, Jack and Tom Lambie, Hang Glider Innovators, Karen Lafrenz, Sherry Teranto; Paul Oesterle, owner-operator Howard Johnson Hotel, Las Vegas; Allen Pinson, Inge-Maria Pinson; Fawn Maureen; Peter Simon, Suzanne Vegas, John Harris; Dot Lambert; Mrs. Thomas (Ann) Lynch. 03 • Directed By: Troy Cory; • Unit Director: Allen Pinson; Camera: Channel 5; • Producers: TCS73; VRA TelePlay Pictures; Don Butler, Josie Cory. 03c • Pre-Production / Channel 5, Las Vegas; John Harris; Zot Harris, Jerry Titus. Jerry O'Ferro; William Adrian; Agida Serdienis; Flash it 3002 Lighting Co.; John Oster, Allen Ziven; Jerome Titus.; CBS TV, Jackson, Mississippi.

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[CoolMaDude]

This is history regarding the first amazing man who invented the Wireless Telephone. I've been doing my own homework on him. Awarded patent for Wireless Telephone, in 1908 patent number 887,357.

Nathan Stubblefield deserves all the credit and more. Help spread this history for my kids to know too.

[newsgary]

it look good you need more

[newsgary]

look like a Mickey Mouse Show