J. E. Smith
spokesman for National Radio Institute ads 1940s-1950s
- Born 1881-02-03 · Died 1973-09-30
J. E. Smith was an American engineer, educator, and entrepreneur who founded the National Radio Institute in Washington, D.C. A pioneer in technical distance education, he helped train generations of radio and electronics technicians through innovative home-study programs, expanding access to vocational and engineering education across the United States.
Comics
- Whiz Comics — 1 issue
- Thrilling Comics — 1 issue
- Super Duck Comics — 3 issues
- Master Comics — 1 issue
- Prize Comics — 2 issues
- Wilbur Comics — 2 issues
- Startling Comics — 1 issue
- America's Best Comics — 1 issue
- Candy — 1 issue
- Merry Go Round Comics — 1 issue
- Wonder Comics — 1 issue
- Airboy Comics — 1 issue
- Jon Juan — 1 issue
- Rangers Comics — 1 issue
- The Masked Bandit — 1 issue
- Wanted Comics — 1 issue
- Diary of Horror — 1 issue
- Crack Western — 1 issue
- Masked Raider — 1 issue