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Donald Flamm : ウィキペディア英語版
Donald Jason Flamm

Donald J. Flamm (1899–1998) was an American radio pioneer. He worked for the Shubert Brothers and for such stars as Al Jolson and Milton Berle.〔New York Times, obituary, 21 February 1998〕 He owned numerous radio stations beginning with New York City’s WMCA, and is credited with founding ABSIE (American Broadcasting Station in Europe), the precursor of the Voice of America.
==Early life==
Flamm was born in Pittsburgh and attended New York City schools.〔

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