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MSOE offers its first course in color television servicing.
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The documents here were compiled by station manager Bob Betts as a 'backgrounder' of information about WMSE for a College Relations Committee meeting.
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A concise history of the School of Engineering's radio station WIAO, from 1922 to 1924.
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Occupational Guidance Packet: Opportunities Today in the World of Tomorrow: Radio and Television
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Original script from October 4, 1960 episode of MSOE radio show 'Sounds of Engineering Science' entitled 'History of Radio.' This 5-minute radio program ran on WISN three[...]
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When Charles Lindbergh landed at MSOE in 1927, he gave an address to Milwaukee audiences via School of Engineering radio station WSOE.
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Original script from October 28, 1960 episode of MSOE radio show, Sounds of Engineering Science, entitled 'Amateur Radio.' This 5-minute radio program ran on WISN three t[...]
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Photograph of a band, presumed to be the Manhattan Orioles, performing at WSOE, circa 1926
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Original script from October 28, 1961 episode of MSOE radio show 'Sounds of Engineering Science' entitled 'The Story Behind Color TV.' This 5-minute radio program ran on [...]
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Article based on a lecture by Harold V. Nielsen about the history of television, December 1949. This article traces the development of the television industry and points [...]
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