Milton E. Mohr

(1915-2000) lived in Lincoln. Electrical engineer, corporate executive, philanthropist, led Quotron Systems from 1970 to 1988 when it pioneered the first electronic stock quotation network for the brokerage industry, providing financial data to nearly two-thirds of the nation's brokers; previously designed cryptographic and early transistor circuits for Bell Laboratories, holding nearly 30 patents, and later electronic control systems for Hughes Aircraft, was top executive of Bunker Ramo Corporation, named in 1948 as America's Most Outstanding Young Electrical Engineer. Consult UNL Nebraska Alumnus, February 1949, p. 9 and Forbes, November 22, 1982, pp. 144, 146, 150 and obituary in UNL College of Engineering, Contacts, Fall 2000, p. 30.

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