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Title
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Series: Sound Recordings
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Tape 453A
No.
1-5
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“Report in Depth, F.D.R., the Man,” 1959
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Disc 80A
No.
1
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Baukhage talking - broadcast Nov. 16, 1940?
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No.
2
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1945, April 15 - The Hyde Park Service for President Roosevelt
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No.
3
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1945, Aug. 14 - Baukhage broadcast from White House, Japanese surrender
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No.
4
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1945, Nov. 21 - Nuremberg Trials
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No.
5
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1946, June 5 - Baukhage broadcast
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No.
6
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1946, June 6 - “Notes for D-Day” - Joseph Auslander, Baukhage broadcast
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No.
7
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1947, Jan, 31 - Roosevelt Anniversary Broadcast from Hyde Park
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No.
8
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1947, Sept. 25 - Security Council Meeting - Speech by Andrei Gromyko
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No.
9
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1947, Nov. 16 - Decade of Destiny Broadcast
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No.
10
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1948, Nov. 3 - Baukhage broadcast, Gov. Dewey's newscast after defeat
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No.
11
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1948, Nov. 5 - Baukhage broadcast, Truman ceremonies
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No.
12-13
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1949, Feb. 25 - Caribbean Maneuvers
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No.
14
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1949, March 1 - Baukhage broadcast, war games
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No.
15-16
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1949, March 30 - WAPA Baukhage program - San Juan, Puerto Rico - maneuvers coverage
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No.
17
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1949, April 14 - Franklin D. Roosevelt Burial - Baukhage broadcast
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No.
18
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1949, June 15 - Interview with Undersecretary Early - Pentagon
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No.
19
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1950, Feb. 27 - Department of Defense with Early, Secretary of Defense
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No.
20
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1950, March 7 - Caribbean maneuvers
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No.
21
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1950, April 15 - Ceremony of Presentation of Baby Elephants to America by the Children of India
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No.
22
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1951, Oct. 16 - “Personal Report” - Mary Jean McNamara, Business Unit I - Joseph S. Baldwin, Fred V. McNair and Clyde M. Larmer
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No.
23
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n.d. - Part I, Maneuvers in the Caribbean
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No.
24
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n.d. - Part II, Maneuvers in the Caribbean, Interview with Gen. Ray Robinson
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No.
25
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, n.d. - Baukhage interviewing Baukhage
: Poor condition
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No.
26
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Voices of Freedom - 1901-1950, narrated by Robert McCormick, NBC.
: Actual voices of William Jennings Bryan, William Howard Taft, Thomas Alva Edison, Admiral Robert E. Peary, Theodo re Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Amelia Earhart, Will Rogers, F.D.R., Harry S. Truman
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