July 1949 Popular Science
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July 1949 Popular Science

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Popular Science, published 1872-2021. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

July 1949

Vol. 155, No. 1

Frozen Mercury Shapes Molds	94
Will Atomic Engines be Mobile?, by Volta Torrey	114
March of Science	126
WWV's Sharp Tunes Keep World in Step	131
How Linemen Handle Hot Wires and Stay Alive, by George H. Waltz, Jr.	144

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July 1949 Popular ScienceTable of Contents

July 1949 Popular Science
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