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Frederick George Creed

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Frederick George Creed (1871-1957), Chairman and Managing Director of Creed and Co.

1871 Born in Canada

1885 Entered Submarine Cable Service at Canso, Nova Scotia; served 10 years as Land and Cable Telegraphist in North and South America

1897 Moved to Scotland in 1897 to develop Automatic Telegraphic Keyboard Perforator; invented and developed Automatic High-speed Morse Telegraph Receiving Perforator and Printer, High-speed Wireless Transmitting Keys for High and Low Powers, various Telegraph Relays, and a balanced Slide Valve for Steam and other Fluid Pressure Engines

1914 The first person to apply Printing Telegraph to Wireless.


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