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YOUR RADIO LIBRARY
Principles of Television Engineering, by D. G. Flink. McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1940.
Television, by S. A. Moseley and H. McKay, Oxford University Press.
Television, by V. K. Zworykin and G. A. Morton. John Wiley & Sons, 1940.
Television Broadcasting, by L. R. Lohr. McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., 1940.
Television Cyclopedia, by M. N. Beltman. Supreme Publications, Inc.
Television Cyclopaedia, by A. T. Witts. Chapman, 1937.
Television (Dictionary), by E. J. G. Lewis. Pitman Publishing Co., 1936.
Television Engineering, by J. C. Wilson. Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, 1937.
Television Reception Technique, by P. D.
Tyers. Pitman, 1938.
Television: Technical Terms and Definitions, by E. J. G. James. Chapman & Hill, 1937.
Television, A Struggle for Power, by Frank C. Walthrop and Joseph Borkin. William Morrow & Co., 1938.
Television Today And Tomorrow, by S. A.
Moseley and H. J. Chappie (5th edition). Pittman Publishing Co., 1940.
Television Up-To-Date, by R. W. Hutchinson. University Tutorial Press, 1937.
Victory of Television, by P. Kerby. Harper & Bros., 1939.
We Present Television, edited by John Porterfield. W. W. Norton & Co., 1940.
Publications of the Columbia Broadcasting System
American School of the Air, 1940-41.
American System of Broadcasting (address of William S. Paley).
Analyzing the Radio Market, by J. J. Karol.
"Around the Corner" Makes All the Difference in Value!
Bee As In Broadcasting.
CBS Network Industry Classification 19321939.
CBS Sponsored and Sustaining Programs (Monthly).
CBS vs. NBC Red, An Analysis of Two Specific Networks.
Chrysler Corporation Presents Major Bowes.
Columbia's RED Audience.
Command Appearance.
Continued Upswing in Radio.
Daytime Broadcasting.
Exact Measurement of the Spoken Word 1902-1936.
Factors Involved In "Going On the Air."
How CBS Changes Silver Into Gold.
How Radio Measures Its Audience.
Insurance Advertising Over the Air.
It's a Good Morning Program.
Joint Committee Study of Rural Radio Ownership and Use In the U. S.
July Is Twice As Big As Texas . . . And So Are June And August!
Listening Area Books (4th Series).
Making Microphone Friends.
Magic of Radio Transmission.
More For the Money.
Most Sought-After Girl In the World.
Network News.
New Policies.
". . . not soon forgotten."
Pebeco Booklet.
Psychological Research in the Field of Radio Listening.
Radio And Advertisers Who Were Not Satisfied With Success.
Radio Goes to College.
Radio in 1937.
Radio Today (Section I & II).
Resume of CBS Broadcasting Activities During 1937.
Rip Off the Mask.
Seems Radio Is Here To Stay.
Short History of Radio Broadcasting.
Special Effectiveness of the Columbia Network for the Large Advertiser.
Sports From Columbia.
Statement By the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Summary of Summer,
i, 1937.
Summer Broadcasting: An Announcement of Policy.
Talks, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940 and 1941. (Quarterly).
The Lost Word.
To Order. For Radio. . . . To Shrink Space.
Track Fast, Reception Clear, CBS Up.
Twelve Months.
Understanding Opera.
Very Rich.
We Write a P. S. To a Postcard.
What The Department Stores Have Found Out About the Impact of Radio.
When the Advertising Dollar Goes To Work In Newspapers, Magazines and Radio.
Who Will Be 1940-41's "Smart" buyer of Radio Time — A Study of Saturday Morning Radio,
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