April 1932 Radio News
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April 1932 Radio News

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio & Television News, published 1919-1959. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

April 1932

Vol. XIII, No. 10

It's a Man's Job Behind That Microphone, by Albert Pfaltz	827
How to Break into the Aviation Radio Game, by Myron Eddy	830
Radio Fever, by Irving J. Saxl, Ph.D.	832
Phenomena Underlying Radio, by E.B. Kirk	846
British Radio Hoax Traps "Pirate" Listeners, by Austen Fox	854
Modern Radio Practice in Using Graphs and Charts, by John M. Borst	860
The Radio Physics Course, by Alfred A. Ghirardi	868

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April 1932 Radio NewsTable of Contents

April 1932 Radio News
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