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The text you see in the search results may be inaccurate or garbled as Optical Character Recognition on old documents is not perfect, so try different keywords if you don't get the desired results. The text which appears is not the high quality image of the magazine you will see once you select the reference you wish to view. The search-linked file is a fast-loading single page and will be a readable image of the original where the search reference occurs. OCR is used for the search only; You will see a clear page just as published when you select any of the results. There are now 251,000 indexed pages so enjoy your exploring of radio's history!
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