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A Tribute To Nathan B. Stubblefield

The True Inventor Of Radio

The founder of this Company, Scott Bryan Stubblefield * Whitenack, a Tribute to his Great Grandfather Nathan B. Stubblefield (1860-1928) (The Inventor Of The Radio) has named this company, RadioTelephone Innovations.

Click Here To Watch The Short Documentary On Stubbliefield.

Today, almost everyone uses the invention of Nathan B. Stubblefield ,without realizing it! Simply Listening To The Radio, Using the Cell Telephone, or Making a Simple Telephone Call!

The mission of Scott and his two sons, Steven Bruce and David Nathan, is for Nathan B. Stubblefield to be recognized by the World as the True inventor of Radio and the historical data be corrected!

The Governor of Kentucky, Wallace G. Wilkinson, after a thorough investigation into the inventor of Radio:

• "Declared that it was Nathan B. Stubblefield who in 1892, invented the Radio----not Guglielmo Marconi, who was credited with the invention in 1896."

Governor Wilkinson of Kentucky, in his proclamation dated April 29th, 1991, said:

• "Nathan Beverly Stubblefield did Broadcast The Human Voice- Without the benefit of wires, using wireless telephony, which he invented and, he did accomplish this in 1892 in the home town of Murrary- in the commonwealth of Kentucky, four years before anyone was able to transmit message without the benefit of wires; and, his invention, for which he never received proper credit, has come to be known as Radio."

.On May 2, 1991, Famed Attorney, Melvin M. Belli (1907-1996) directed the following warning:

• "A warning to all publishers of historical data, to be advised that Nathan B. Stubblefield must be recognized as the inventor of Radio. Belli further notified the National Association of Broadcasters on behalf of the Family of Nathan B. Stubblefield, to change the Marconi Award to the "Stubblefield Award," given annually by the N.A.B."

Numerous Publications already give the credit to Nathan B. Stubblefield as the True Inventor of the Radio, such as:

• "Stranger Than Science" by Frank Edwards
• Reader's Digest Strange Stories, Amazing Facts of America's Past", at page 338, "Nathan Stubblefield, Lost Genius, Radio's True Inventor Had No Head For Business." and
• "Smart Daaf Boys The Inventors of Radio & Television & The Life Style of Nathan B. Stubblefield", by Josie Cory & Troy Cory-Stubblefield "And the list goes on.....

The First Wake-up Call To Radio- 1902 Belmont Mansion, Philadelphia.......

Nathan B. Stubblefield In This Famous Picture-Demonstrating The Radio.......

This Picture Includes: George Westinghouse, Nikola Tesla,

Frederick Collins; and Maj Gen. Squire.

The Most Notorious Inventors in the World!

Click Here To Watch The Short Documentary On Stubblefield's Life...

Radio Patent Information & Public Demonstrations


"The SMART-DAAF Boys", is about the inventors of radio; and especially - Nathan B. Stubblefield,the first to discover how to 
broadcast a voice to the general public, without wires. What Stubblefield's voice signals, did for Radio,  what Philo Farnsworth, 
did for radio/television signals. To Preview This Book: Amazon.com The True Inventor Of Radio!

Click Here To See The Tribute To Belli!

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