Radio hat (English Wikipedia)

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"Ad for radio hat". Popular Science. Vol. 155, no. 4. Popular Science Publishing. October 1949. p. 89.
Soule, Garner (January 1956). "He puts the noise in New Years". Popular Science. Vol. 168, no. 1. pp. 132–135, 254–256.
"Radio and Electronic Hints for Today". Popular Mechanics. Vol. 91, no. 1. Popular Mechanics Company. July 1949. p. 224.
"Sun Hat Has Built-In Radio". Popular Science. Vol. 154, no. 6. June 1949. p. 119.

"Hope Lange: Sensitive actress nominated for an Oscar for her role in Peyton Place". The Independent. December 23, 2003. Retrieved March 3, 2009.^{[dead link]} She was also in the 1974 film, Death Wish.

Peterson, West (September 1949). "GADGETS Can Make Your FORTUNE". Mechanix Illustrated. 41 (5): 55–57, 162–166.

Gill, Brendan (April 16, 1949). "The Talk of the Town, Revolutionary". The New Yorker. p. 19.

Polgreen, Lydia (December 22, 2003). "Hope Lange, Versatile Actress And Emmy Winner, Dies at 70". The New York Times. p. 7.

Hoeflich, Victor T., "Machine for making convoluted structures of flexible materials", US Patent 1888197, issued November 15, 1932.
Hoeflich, Victor T., "Method of manufacturing noise", US Patent 2280582, issued April 21, 1942.
Hoeflich, Victor T., "Mouthpiece for sound-producing devices", US Patent 2607162, issued August 19, 1952.

"The Radio Hat". Radio Electronics. 20 (9): 4, 32–33. June 1949. Cover description: The Radio Hat, posed by Hope Lange. page 4 "The Radio Hat is made in such gay colors as canary yellow, lipstick red, turquoise, chartreuse, tangerine, lavender, blue, and cerise for teen-agers, and in tan, gray, green-gray, and blue-gray for adult." page 33