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Fidelity Tube Corp.; East Newark, NJ

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Name: Fidelity Tube Corp.; East Newark, NJ    (USA)  
Abbreviation: fidelity
Products: Tube manufacturer
Summary:

Fidelity Tube Corporation
900 Passaic Ave., East Newark, NJ (1950)

 

Manufacturer of metal and glass type TV tubes. 

President: Benjamin Ozaroff
Owner: Don J. Ferraro

Founded: 1950
Closed: 1954
Production: 1950 - 1953
History:

The Fidelity Tube Corp was organized in 1950 for the production of larger site TV picture tubes, with a 75,000 square feet manufacturing facility.

They shared the facility with Gem Radio and Television Corp. in 1952 and in 1953 Jewel Radio Corp. also shared that address.  All three companies filed under Chapter XI of the Bankruptcy Act (published in "Radio Electronics" Feb 1954).

Fidelity Tube Corp. and its affiliated Gem Radio and Jewel Radio Corp., lists $1,168,233 liabilities and $943,570 assets in schedules filed in connection with Chapter XI hearings ("Television Digest", Washington DC, Vol 10, No. 1, January 2, 1954). Further, more than $1,000,000 tax claimes were pressed against the 3 firms.

The companies were adjudged bankrupt in the 1st week of Feb, 1954. The assets were sold off on auction March 3, 1954 and sold for $370,060.

This manufacturer was suggested by David Erali.


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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):

Advertisement from Service (Radio-Television-Electronic) magazine, January 1951, page 27 courtesy of American Radio History.tbn_fidelity_picturetube_ad.jpg

  

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