Radio Boys Cronies; Or, Bill Brown's Radio

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Main characters

Bill: Innovative, resourceful young engineer and radio enthusiast. Known for quick, nervous, energetic despite disability; Loyal, witty, resourceful; Determined and thoughtful in problem-solving.

Bill Brown: A resourceful and ambitious young inventor eager to learn and lead. Known for energetic and resourceful in inventions; leader among friends; values education and self-improvement.

Gus: Brave, determined boy with technical skills. Known for athletic, easy movements, brave about insults; determined and protective; quiet demeanor but fierce when needed.

Mr. Hooper: Supportive, pragmatic cattle-dealer with a generous streak. Known for rough-and-ready, supportive, and pragmatic old gentleman; kind-hearted with respect for others' work.

Professor Gray: Knowledgeable science instructor and mentor. Known for gets real pleasure out of instruction; interested in scientific hobbies.

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