October 1944 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.

Special Insert: Radio-Electronic Engineering Department

October 1944

Vol. 32, No. 4

General Electric Sealed-Ignitron Rectifiers	19
Radio Intelligence, by Oliver Read, W9ETI	25
End to End Communications for Trains, by Ernest A. Dahl	29
Design Tips for Rewinding Your Own Transformers, by James E. Dolan	32
Master Tube Tester, by Harry G. Burnett	34
Advanced Radio Theory for FCC Operator's Exams, by Carl E. Winter	50
Signals in Britain's Army, by Captain A. Reid	56
Theory and Application of U.H.F. (Part 7), by Milton S. Kiver	58
National Union Radio and Electronic Tubes	69
Bliley Crystals	90
Sperry Gyroscope Company	145

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October 1944 Radio NewsTable of Contents

October 1944 Radio News
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