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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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June 1945 Radio NewsTable of Contents

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