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Inc. Columbia Broadcasting System

A publishing credit used by the Columbia Broadcasting System, this name appears on mid-20th-century radio and television reference works rather than as a single identifiable person. It points to the broadcasting company behind the material, not to a conventional individual author.

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Americans All, Immigrants All

Americans All, Immigrants All

by United States. Office of Education, Inc. Columbia Broadcasting System

About the author

Inc. Columbia Broadcasting System appears to be a corporate author listing connected to Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. In library and book records, that kind of credit is often used when a company, institution, or broadcaster is responsible for producing or publishing a work.

Available records point to CBS as the organization behind radio and television publications from the 1940s, including bibliographic and reference material. Because the credited author is a company name rather than a person, there is no standard personal biography to give here.

For listeners and readers, the most useful way to understand this author entry is as a window into the history of American broadcasting: early CBS publications often reflect the network's role in shaping radio, news, and later television culture in the United States.