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June 1945 Radio News
Table of Contents
| June 1945 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. |
June 1945
Vol. 33, No. 6
Cover Photo: Multiple gas jets concentrates intense heat on the glass envelope of electronics tubes during the sealing-off operation at the Taylor Tube plant located in Chicago, Illinois.
| Bell Telephone Laboratories: 90-Mile Laboratory for Telephone and Television | 11 |
| Spot Radio News | 12 |
| Get Behind the Mighty 7th War Loan | 22 |
| The Future of U.H.F., by A. Leon Laden | 25 |
| Practical Radar - Part 1, by Jordan McQuay | 29 |
| Electronics - at Work, by Glenn Bradford | 54 |
| Electronics-Themed Comic | 56, 64 |
| Theory and Application of U.H.F., by Milton S. Kiver | 57 |
| Postwar Plans for the Radio Dealer, by Eugene A. Conklin | 61 |
| Standard Frequency Broadcast Service of National Bureau of Standards | 94 |
| Westinghouse Directional Equipment | 95 |
| New Coast-to-Coast Television Network | 116 |
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