Radio age research, manufacturing, communications, broadcasting, television (1941)
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ArticU Number Year 210 Personnel Aimt Outlined by Forrest H. Kirk- patrick [October] 1943 211 Phonograph Comes Back by Frank B. Walker [January] 1942 212 Phosphors Brighten Radio Picture by H. W. Lcvcrenz [October] 1943 213 Photometer: Measxires Light of Faintest Stars [October] 1947 214 Photophonc at War by Barton Kreuzer [April] 1944 215 Plane-to-Shore Message Service Opened [July] 1947 216 Plastics, Electronics Expands Horizon for [January] 1944 217 Plastics, Radio and Television Use by J. A. Millinp [April] 1947 218 Pocket Ear. The [January] 1947 219 Police Radio, Richmond, Va., Installs S-Way [October] 1948 220 Production Feat, RCA [April] 1943 221 Production Ideas, 50,000 [July] 1944 222 Production, Radio Sets in by Frank M. Fol- som [October] 1945 223 Production Wins S Awards [October] 1943 224 Programs by Documentation [April] 1948 225 Programs Possible". "Finest (NBC —15th Anniversary) [January] 1942 226 Purchase Agreement, Post-War [April] .... 1943 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 R Radar in Aviation by H. M. Hucke (Altim- etcrs-Loran) IJanuaryl 1946 Radar, Map-Making by [July] 1947 Rndar, Praise for [July] 1948 Radar, School for [October] 1947 Radar, Ship . . . Tested by Charles J. Pannill [January] 1947 Radar, The Story of by Dr. Irving WolflF [Oc- tober] 1945 Radar, Tugboat [October] 1948 Radar — Wartime Miracle of Radio [July] . . 1943 Radio Across the Atlantic by George H. Clark [October] 1941 Radio at Sea [October] 1941 Radio at the Ready: 191,1-iS by David Sarnoff [January] 1942 Radio Communication and its Import in Inter- national Relations by David Sarnoff [Octo- ber] 1946 Radio Heat Seals Plastics by Wiley D. Wenger [October] 1946 Radio III 191,5-1,6 (David Sarnoff statement) [January] 194fi Radio in 19!,6-l,7 by David Sarnoff [January] 1947 Radio in 19^8-1,9 by David Sarnoff [January] 1949 Radio Links All Nations by Thompson H. Mitchell [October] 1944 Radio oji the High Seas by Charles J. Pannill [October] 1944 Radio on the "Rack" [July] 1943 Radio, New Advances in ... Foreseen (C. B. Jolliffe statement) f April] 1945 Radio Relays Surmount .'Storms [April] .... 1948 Radio Reports Ihr War by William F. Brooks [October] 1943 Radio Rrvtrw and a 19i8 Preview by David Sarnoff [Januar>] 1948 Radio 'Round the Earth by Jay D. Cook [Oc- tober] 1044 Radio "7 Miles Up", Tritling [July] 1943 Radio, Social Aspects of by Frank E. Mullen [October] 1944 Article Number Year 253 Radio Vital to Victory by James G. Harbord [January] 1944 Radio Wins High Tribute [April] 1943 Radiomarine Awarded "M" [April] 1943 Radiomarine: New Luxury Liner is RCA- Equipped [April] 1948 Radiomarine: New Marine Radio Devices [July] 1946 Radiomarine Orders Rise [April] 1942 Radiomarine Wins Army-Navy "E" [Janu- ary] 1943 Radiophone, River Pilots Laud [April] .... 1948 Radiophoto in Advertising [January] 1945 Radiophoto Service with Stockholm [April]. . 1943 Radiophoto Standards by S. H. Simpson, Jr., and R. E. Hammond [January] 1948 Radiophoto Use Expands by S. H. Simpson, Jr. [July] 1946 Radiophotoed, Music . . . from Moscow [April] 1945 Radiophotos from Cairo [July] 1942 Radiophotos from Russia [October] 1941 Radio's Great Role in the War by James G. Harbord [October] 1944 Radio's New Services by E. W. Engstrom [Oc- tober] 1944 Radio's War Role Praised [July] 1942 Radiotelegraph Traffic Doubled by Thompson H. Mitchell [January] 1947 Radiotelephone, New 6-Way by I. F. Byrnes [April] 1946 Radiothermics Speeds Industry by I. R. Baker [January] 1943 RCA: Alert Goes to Camden [October] 1941 and the war (David Sarnoff statement) [July] 1942 Cadettes Learn about Radio (photo layout) [July] 1943 Cadettes on Job by Dr. C. B. Jolliffe [April] 1944 Commmiications Circuits .Aid U. S. in War by William A. Winterbottom [Aprill 1942 Communications: Initiates Rate Reductions [April] 1946 Communications Training Operators [July] 1942 Expands Communications [January] .... 1946 Earnings Increased in 191,5 [April] 1946 Executives Promoted [January] 1946 Exhibition Hall [July] 1947 Exhibition Hall, Scenes from (photo layout) [Julv] 1947 Exhibition Hall, The [July] 1949 Fellowships, . . . .Awards by Forrest H. Kirkpatrick [January] 1948 Frequency Bureau by Philip F. Siling [Jan- uary] 1949 Income Increased in 19i.t [April] 1944 Income Rose in 19',2. Gross I April 1 1943 In Service to the Nation (map) [July] .... 1949 Instittites, 1,500 Students in . . . by George L. Van Dcusen [April] ' 1948 Institutes Holds Graduation (David Sarnoff address) [July] 1949 Institutes: 600 Enroll [October] 1941 Institutes Training Navy, Marine Corps Men (Octobcrl 1942 Institutes, Training Technicians at (photo layout) [October] 1948 Ixtboratories Cornerstone Laid [January] 1942 Laboratories. Dedicate New [October] .... 1942 Laboratories Groups, Names [April] .... 1943 Laboratories, Scenes from (photo layout) [April] 1945 301 Laboratories Win "E" Award [July] 1943 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300