September 1945 Radio-Craft
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September 1945 Radio-Craft

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio-Craft, published 1929 - 1953. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.

September 1945

Vol. XVI, No. 12

de Forest's Syncro-Graphic Training Ad	757
Sylvania News Radio Service Edition	758
National Schools Radio Television & Electronics Training Ad	759
Editorial: The New Radio Receivers, by Hugo Gernsback	761
Radio-Electronics Monthly Review	762
Making Wartime Engineers, by Dr. K. R. Sturley	768
A Decibel Nomograph, by Nathaniel Rhita	769
Radios Serviced by Observation, by Lyle Treakle	770
Beware! The Serviceman!, by E.A. Witten	774
Detector Circuits, Part II, Robert F. Scott	776
Comics	784, 793, 796
Radio-Craft Sought by Nazi Spies	793
Civilian-Military Service Station	800

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September 1945 Radio-CraftTable of Contents

September 1945 Radio-Craft
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