Hans Otto Storm

Background

Storm, Hans Otto was born on July 26, 1895 in Bloomington, California, United States. Son of Joachim Otto and Marie (Rehwoldt) Storm.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Engineering, Leland Stanford Junior University, 1920.

Career

Radio engineer in radio telegraphy with Federal Telegraph Company, Palo Alto, California, 1920-1921. With San Francisco Water Department, 1922-1924. Radio telegraphy Mackay Radio, 1925-1930, All-American Cables, Nicaragua and Peru, 1931-1932, Mackay Radio, 1932-1934.

Design and installation of radio equipment Globe Wireless, Limited., San Francisco, since 1935.

Associate member Institute Radio Engineers Author: Full Measure, 1929. Pitty the Tyrant, 1937 (gold medal Commonwealth Club of California).

Made in United States of America, 1939. Count Ten, 1940. Short story, “The Two Deaths of Kaspar Rausch,” appeared in O’Brien’s Best Stories, 1940.

Home: 1539 Greenwich Saint Office: 311 California Saint, San Francisco, California.

Achievements

• Hans Otto Storm has been listed as a notable radio engineer, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Institute Radio Engineers.

Connections

Married Grace Cleone Camp, May 21, 1921.