The logo looks like this: The logo is to remember Samuel Morse who was born on April 27, 1791. Today is his birthday, and Samuel Morse invented Morse Code inventor Samuel Finley Breese Morse was born April 27th 1791 and died April 2nd 1872 and today is of course his birthday.
I paid so little attention to the film that I missed the Morse code, as well as any connection between CQ and the film's plot. The 10-year-old Mattawa resident is learning Morse Code and how to send messages from his grandfather, Francis Therrien, a retired Canadian Pacific Railway. His 1901 wireless telegraphy communication in Morse Code between stations in England and Newfoundland was pioneering. He makes a joke that as well as maintaining the 12 Norton motorcycles he also tried his hand at morse code. “But I tell you, they would have lost the war. Those mischievous Irish eyes of his always seemed itching to blink the answers in Morse code. As it turned out, "Millionaire" was a metaphorical precursor. There, copper plates near the entrance bear snippets of Morse code, and a naturally magnetized lodestone sits by a compass rose etched in granite.Samuel Morse invented the famous Morse Code and was a major influence on early communications. Come for a visit, share some memories and celebrate. The Morse Code Telegraph Club will be at the Wabash Valley Railroaders Museum at 1316 Plum St on Saturday. Starting at 2 pm.
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