September 14, 1941 – Capturing A U-Boat From The Air
September 14, 1941 – News Of The World – Sunday News – NBC Blue Network
1940’s
September 12, 1949 – Riots And Racism At Peekskill – Mid-Term Mayhem – Grandma Moses Turns 89 – Death Comes To Richard Strauss.
A messy week, this one ending on September 12th in 1949, with violence, racism, red
September 6, 1947 – Recovery From War – Gen. Marshall Has A Plan.
– Our Foreign Policy – The Marshall Plan – September 6, 1947 – Gordon Skene
September 5, 1940 – “Britain Faces A Certain Philosophic Fatalism” –
– Mutual – Arthur Mann Report From London – September 5, 1940 – Gordon Skene
September 6, 1942 – Fiorello LaGuardia Has A Few Words About Labor Day In Wartime.
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia sits down and gives a 15 minute rundown on where you can
September 2, 1940 – The View From Berlin
September 2, 1940 – Sigrid Schultz Reports from Berlin – Mutual Broadcasting – September 2,
September 1, 1941 – FDR Has A Labor Day Message.
With Europe at War and America becoming increasingly involved, Labor Day in 1941 (which came
August 29, 1942 – “Somewhere In The Pacific . . .” – A Solomon Islands State Of Mind.
– NBC News Of The World – August 29, 1942 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection
August 26, 1945 – The View From Sagami Bay – Preparing For Entrance Of The 3rd Fleet.
– News for August 26, 1945 – NBC Radio/WEAF, New York – Gordon Skene Sound
August 25, 1944 – “Paris Has Been Liberated” – “Libération de Paris!” – The Free French Army Takes Control.
– August 25, 1944 – News Reports from BBC – NBC and a Radio Documentary