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The Doherty Medal was first established in 1910 for the National Electric Light Association by Henry L. Doherty who donated the annual award "For the most meritorious paper presented before a company section" in promotion of the electric industry. The award went continued up until the NELA was replaced by the Edison Electric Institute in 1933.
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| Source | http://numismatics.org/collection/2010.13.2?lang=en |
| Author | National Electric Light Association |
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