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Arkansas Historical Notes

Originally Prepared: September 18, 2012

Kenneth Moss

The American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) was founded on May 13, 1884 in New York and quickly gained recognition as a representative for American electrical engineers. The Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) was formed from two largely local organizations, the ‘Society of Wireless and Telegraph Engineers’ and the ‘Wireless Institute.’

The AIEE Arkansas Section was established in 1947 (exact date not known); the IRE Little Rock Section was established on February 12, 1952; the IEEE Arkansas Section was formed by the merger of the two Societies in 1963.

The first chairman of the Arkansas AIEE was J.H. Tole and the society promoted a different chairman for each year until the merger. G.H. Scott was the first chairmen of the local branch of the IRE. The first year of the merger saw dual leadership, with C.E. Hallman representing the AIEE and A.E. McDonald representing the IRE.

Currently, Arkansas is part of Region 5, in the IEEE organizational structure. Additionally, Arkansas has an area specific website that includes information about meeting times, officers, and newsletter.

Officer List for Early Years

Year: IEEE Chairman: Vice Chairman:

1974-1975	W.G. Hinson	R.E. Brown
1973-1974	J.H. Brewer	W.G. Hinson
1972-1973	S.H. Grimmett	J.H. Brewer
1971-1972	C.F. Cole	S.H. Grimmett, Jr.
1970-1971	J.F. Malone	---
1969-1970	E.E. Thompson	J.F. Malone
1968-1969	L.H. Fish	E.E Thompson
1967-1968	R.E. Russell, Jr.	L.H. Fish
1966-1967	A.E. Ray	R.E. Russell, Jr.
1965-1966	R.W. Newby, Jr.	A.E. Ray
1964-1965	S.L. Berg	R.W. Newby
1963-1964	R.W. Toler, Jr.	S.L. Berg
1962-1963	C.E. Hallman (AIEE) A.E. McDonald (IRE)

Year: AIEE Chairman: Secretary:

1961-1962	W.E. Shaffer	R.W. Toler, Jr.
1960-1961	H.H. Davenport	C.E.Hallman
1959-1960	K.J. Poole	H.H Davenport
1958-1959	M.M. Riggs	H.R. Rowe
1957-1958	H.J. Owen	K.J. Poole
1956-1957	R.H. Boyd	M.M. Riggs
1955-1956	K.C. Johnson	H.J. Owen
1954-1955	D.A. Schmand	R.H. Boyd
1953-1954	W.A. Bost	D.A. Schmand
1952-1953	C.E.Hutchinson	W.M. Appell
1951-1952	R.J. Rhinehart	W.A. Bost
1950-1951	M.E. Crippen	C.E. Hutchinson
1949-1950	W.A. Lewis, Jr.	M.E. Crippen
1948-1949	H.W. Claybaugh	T.B. Lewis
1947-1948	J.H. Tole	H.W. Claybaugh

IRE Chairman: Secretary:

R.V. Anders	W.C. Allsopp
R.W. Raible	L.H. Hardy
V. J. Dillaplain	R.V. Anders
J.D. Reid	E.E. Cordrey
D.L. Winn	F.J. Wilson
D.L. Winn	Jim Spilman
J.E. Wylie	Jim Spilman
Raymond Beem	D.L. Winn
W.F. Stewart	V.L. Dillaplain
G.H. Scott	V.L. Dillaplain

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 Kenneth Moss
-The American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) was founded on May 13, 1884 in New York and quickly gained recognition as a representative for American electrical engineers. The Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) was formed from two largely local organizations, the ‘Society of Wireless and Telegraph Engineers’ and the ‘Wireless Institute.’
+The [http://www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/AIEE_History_1884-1963 American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE)] was founded on May 13, 1884 in New York and quickly gained recognition as a representative for American electrical engineers. The [http://www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/IRE_History_1912-1963 Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE)] was formed from two largely local organizations, the ‘Society of Wireless and Telegraph Engineers’ and the ‘Wireless Institute.’
 The AIEE Arkansas Section was established in 1947 (exact date not known); the IRE Little Rock Section was established on February 12, 1952; the IEEE Arkansas Section was formed by the merger of the two Societies in 1963.
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 The first chairman of the Arkansas AIEE was J.H. Tole and the society promoted a different chairman for each year until the merger. G.H. Scott was the first chairmen of the local branch of the IRE. The first year of the merger saw dual leadership, with C.E. Hallman representing the AIEE and A.E. McDonald representing the IRE.
-Currently, Arkansas is part of Region 5, in the IEEE organizational structure. Additionally, Arkansas has an area specific website that includes information about meeting times, officers, and newsletter.
+Currently, Arkansas is part of [http://ieeer5.org/ Region 5], in the IEEE organizational structure. Additionally, Arkansas has an area specific [http://ewh.ieee.org/r5/arkansas/ website] that includes information about meeting times, officers, and newsletter.
 === Officer List for Early Years  ===
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