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Television

Television spread through postwar homes, transforming entertainment and advertising. Newspaper pages from 1945 to 1963 on a map and timeline.

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23,766,177 pages from 4,691 newspapers, 1736–1963.

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190070 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (85788 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. Evening Star — 1945-01-04, page 15

    … 1944, Vice President George A. DuToit, jr, said. R. H. Macy A Co. started regular television broadcasting from Du Mont station WABD. R-K-O Tele vision Corp. is producing the …

  2. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-04, page 35

    … INSTITUTE HObart 15M h e| training to Kadlo-Eleetranie, Eagiaoering, Broadcast A Television Enginw "‘“least A Telvvlaloa Arrvleiug Ctoaseg aow la avaaion ENTER AT ANY TIME …

  3. Evening Star — 1945-01-05, page 2

    … Curriculum changes will Include teaching new fields of science—elec tronics and television for example— more safety and physical education instruction and more classes for …

  4. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-05, page 17

    … stressing vocational education in new fields of science, such as electronics and television. Among other main points Include ex pansion of health and physical instruc tion …

  5. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-06, page 8

    … Communications services were in cluded, and under these came tele graph, telephone, television, certain di visions of film-making, some types of magazines, and newspapers and …

  6. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-06, page 10

    … a:w •uir.c’* changes bearing on vocation:,; eent^. tion in new fields of scmi.u television and electronics. The plan is designed to create njghj schools for returning war …

  7. Evening Star — 1945-01-07, page 53

    … in Radio-Electronics Engineering, Broadcast A Tele vision Engmeerng. Broadcast & Television Servicing. Classes now in session. ENTER AT ANY TIME. CREI training now available …

    … Combustion Engines Air-Conditioning Eng. Airplane Design (Aero—Diesel—Auto) Radio and Television Basic Electric Eng. Building Design Surveying and Mapping Building Blueprints. …

    … Engineering I Rodio Communication Laboratory Techniques of Frequency Modulation and Television Theory of Reinforced Concrete Design Thermodynamics Topographic Drafting Admission …

  8. The Washington Daily News — 1945-01-08, page 25

    … Fred erick Brooks. Mrs. Owen J. Roberts and others. Air Conditioning En*. Radio A Television Surveying and .Mappin* Combustion Eaginra Aero Drisei Auto) Building Design Fashion …

    … Engineering Radio Communication Labora tory Techniques of Frequency Mod ulation and Television Theory of Reinforced Concrete Design Thei mody namics Toffographic Drafting

  9. Evening Star — 1945-01-10, page 17

    … Goodrich, U. S. Rubber, Goodyear, Anaconda, Dupont, Doug las Aircraft, Farnsworth Television, Radio Corp.. Emerson Electric, Ze nith Radio, American Smelting and Western Union …

  10. Evening Star — 1945-01-12, page 15

    … announced by the company. Mr. Gibson recently was elected vice president of the Television As sociation, Inc. daily Rationing ^Reminderrift Canned Goods, Etc.—Book 4, blue …

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