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DEC 01, 1949
Radio Propagation Laboratory; CENCO; Tin Research Institute; New Gulf Laboratory.
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A new laboratory group, known as the Radio Propagation Laboratory, has been formed at the Pennsylvania State College. The seventeen members of the laboratory are directing their primary attention to studies of the effect of the ionosphere on frequencies below five hundred kilocycles. Two field stations are maintained in the State College area.

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