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In the United States

ABC of Television (1937)	Optical Television, a proposal by Sanabria (1938)
American Television Corp. medical television (1939)	Poppele Asserts Television Here Equal to Foreign (1938)
A.T. I.'s Plan for National Expansion (1939)	Practical Installation Problems (1939)
Ralph Batcher article in the New York Sun (1936-40)	RCA Ready to Sell Visual Transmitters (1938)
British view of TV in America (1937)	The RCA Story - by Richard Brewster in the AWA Review
Cathode Ray Television - A Primer (1935)	Receiving Television at Ultra Short Waves (1932)
Connie Mack TV Interview (1937)	Remodeling Halts NBC's Television (1938)
Deflection Circuits (1939)	Reporting Television's Progress in America (1935)
Early Experiments with Frequencies Above 30 Mhz (2011)	See! Hear! American Teleceivers for 1939 (1939)
Electron Gun Projection TV (1937)	Servicing Television Sets (1939)
Empire State Television Shows Marked Advance (1937)	Staging a Television Show (1941)
Exchange of Patents Speeds Home Television (1935)	Television Activity is Spurred as Paramount Acquires Rights (1938)
Exploding the Television Boom (1939)	Television and Pocket Radios Promised by Latest Tests (1936)
Farnsworth Shows Visual Equipment (1938)	Television and Radio Patrol for Sea Proposed (1941)
First Televised National Political Convention (1940)	Television as Home Entertainment (1936)
First U.S. TV Set For Sale to the Public (1938)	Television - East and West (1939)
From Nothing Much to Something Good in Television (1937)	Television in America (1937)
The Future of Television (1939)	Television in the Field (1939)
Future of Television Now Up to Public (1938)	Television Gets a Trial (1938)
His Vision Made Television (1940)	Television's First Month (1939)
How it May Be Sold (1939)	Television - How Soon? (1937)
How early electronic picture tubes were made (1939)	Television IFs (1939)
How to Get Bigger and Better Images (1939)	Television - Our Next Industrial Boom (1936)
"Human Eye" Camera Opens New Way to Television (1933)	Television Rounds the Corner (1940)
I'm in New York (1937)	Television Scans a Fire (1938)
The Importance of Interlaced Scanning (1936)	Television Sheds Much of Mystery (1938)
Introduction to Modern Cathode-Ray Television Reception (1937)	Television - The Next Great Development (1944)Television - Three Varieties (1939)
Is Television Here? (1938)	Television Today (1935)
Keeping an Eye of Television's Scoreboard (1943)	Television to Sell? (1938)
Lifelike Face Masks Used in Television (1938)	Television - What it Means to the Dealer (1939)
Limitless Horizon Forseen for Television (1944)	Television Trains the Home Guard (1942)
Lower Television Prices Tested (1939)	Tests on Street Speed Coming of Television (1939)
Mechanical vs Cathode Television Systems (1936)	Transmission Paths (1938)
Miracles in Television (1935)	Trouble in Television (1940)
"Mosaic" Television for the Home (1933)	The Truth About Television (1937)
NBC and CBS Rush Video Equipment (1938)	TV Specifications (1939)
NBC Fire (1939)	TV Speeds Up (1940)
NBC Proves Television Practical (1937)	Vast Employment Seen as Television Adjunct (1935)
NBC Rebuilding Television Layout (1938)	What About Postwar Television? (1944)
NBC Television Broadcast Schedule to be Enlarged (1938)	What About Television? (1936)
New Developments in Television (1936)	What Manufacturers Are Doing (1939)
Novel Commercials in Video Debut (1941)	Where is Television Now? (1938)

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Radio Daily & Radio-Television Daily (1937 - 1964)

Television Magazine (1944 - 1968)

In the UK and Europe

405 Line Television in the Netherlands (1936)	Radio Times Television Supplements (1936-37)
Ardenne 1934 CRT receiver (1936)	Telefunken "Blockfernseher" (1936-42)
British Television (1937)	Television, March 1936
A Buyers Guide to Television Receivers (1936)	Television at London Radio Show (1937)
La Construction D'un Televisiur (1936)	Television in Germany (1936)
Eiffel Tower TV Transmitter (1936)	Television in Germany (1937)
Exchange of Patents Speeds Home Television (1935)	Television in Your Home (1938)
Express Advertising for TV, 1937 Style	Television on Trial (1935)
A French Television System (1936)	Television Receivers Abroad (1938)
La Television? Mais C'est Tres Simple...! (1936)	Truck Tests Television Transmission (1936)
The Latest in Television (1934)	U. S. A. and the Problems of Television (1937)
Leningrad television (1936)	Visual Receivers Pushed in London (1938)
Les Premiers Regards de la Television (1936)	Will networks use cables or microwaves? (1936)