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Disc 45A	Subseries: Recordings, 1937-1959 Physical Description: 3197 disc recordings Scope and Content Note: Recordings are arranged into eleven parts: Public Issues and Discussions: News Coverage; Public Affairs - Analysis and Discussion; Drama; Music, Variety, Quiz and Panel Shows; Speeches; Religious Programs; Women's Programs; Agriculture Programs; Sports Programs; Children's Programs; Miscellaneous. Note: Some of these disc recordings have had user copies produced (now assigned Audio 1622A). Ask Archives staff if user copies are available. Use Restrictions: COPYRIGHT RESTRICTION RECORDINGS: Any copying of NBC audio materials requires the written permission of NBC.
	Series A: Public Issues and Discussions: News Coverage, 1937-1959 Physical Description: 1040 disc recordings
	I. Regular News Programs
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 1	, 1946 March 27: Bob McCormick-Rep. Everett Dirksen
No. 2	, 1946 April 6: News from Chicago (broadcast from the Presidential train)
No. 3	, 1947 September 6: The Kuhns
No. 4-5	, 1947 September 9: Norman Brokenshire
No. 6	, 1947 December 9: David Brinkley
No. 7	, 1947 December 16: David Brinkley
No. 8	, 1947 December 17: David Brinkley
No. 9	, 1947 December 24: David Brinkley
No. 10	, 1948 May 7: David Brinkley
No. 11	, 1948 May 19: Howard Pyle - Rio
No. 12	, 1948 June 7: Norman Brokenshire
No. 13	1948 June 18: Regional News (WERL, WPIL, WMEW)
No. 14	, 1948 July 10: Caesar Searchinger - Berlin
No. 15	, 1948 July 10: Bob Trout
No. 16	, 1948 July 11: Bob Trout
No. 17	, 1948 July 19: Henry Cassidy - Paris (12-inch)
No. 18	, 1948 July 19: Caesar Searchinger - Frankfort
No. 18 (continued)	, 1948 September 10: Charles F. McCarthy - News and Weather (see # 3180)
No. 19	, 1948 September 15: Morgan Beatty
No. 20	, 1949 January 1: Henry Cassidy Report on Europe
No. 21	, 1949 January 8: Leon Pearson - Paris
No. 22	, 1949 January 15: Report on Europe - Paul Archinard and Leon Pearson
No. 23	, 1949 January 19: Robert McCormick
No. 24	1949 January 29: Report on Europe - Henry Cassidy, Paul Archinard and Leon Pearson
No. 25	, 1949 February 4: Report on Europe - Henry Cassidy
No. 26	, 1949 February 12: Jack Begren - Rome
No. 27	, 1949 February 21: Finland - foreign language broadcast
No. 28	, 1949 February 26: John McVane - Report on Europe
No. 29	, 1949 March 28: Eric Sevareid
No. 30	, 1949 April 21: Merrill Mueller - London (12-inch)
No. 31	, 1949 May 14: Merrill Mueller - Berlin
No. 32	, 1949 May 28: Merrill Mueller - Paris
No. 33	, 1949 June 14: Richard Harkness
No. 34	, 1949 July 29: Clifton Utley
No. 35	, 1949 August 31: Comments from Tokyo - introductions by George T. Folster
No. 36	, 1949 September 3: Special News Feed - Hamburg - interview with McCloy by Martin Agronsky
No. 37-40	, 1949 September 21: Felix Moreley - London
No. 41	, 1949 September 23: Merrill Mueller - Report on Europe
No. 42	, 1949 September 30: Morgan Beatty - London
No. 43	, 1949 December 10: Sydney - Maurice Chapman
No. 44	, 1949 December 31: Tokyo - George T. Folster
No. 45	, 1950 February 11: Leon Pearson (TV)
No. 46-47	, 1950 February 27: Merrill Mueller
No. 48-49	, 1950 April 30: Morgan Beatty - Signs of Our Times
No. 50-51	, 1950 May 7: Morgan Beatty - Signs of Our Times
No. 52-53	, 1950 May 14: Morgan Beatty - Signs of Our Times
No. 54-55	, 1950 September 14: Richard Harkness
No. 56-57	, 1950 October 20: Jay Royen's On the Record Show
No. 58	, 1950 October 27: Ned Brooks - Sunoco Three Star Extra (A&B are duplicate copies)
No. 59	, 1950 November 12: Elmo Roper
No. 60	, 1950 November 24: Richard Harkness Edits the News
No. 61	, 1950 November 28: Richard Harkness and the News
No. 62	, 1951 December 18: Lockwood Doty - Korea
No. 63	, 1952 January 12: Report from Turkey - commentator not identified
No. 64	, 1952 January 17: Captain Curt Carlson
No. 65	, 1952 February 6: George Hicks News - King George VI Tribute
No. 66	, 1952 February 17:Elmo Roper
No. 67	, 1952 June 14: Alex Dreier
No. 68-69	, 1952 September 21: Sunday News Desk - News editor - Bill Fitzgerald
No. 70	, 1952 October 5: Clifton Utley
No. 71	, 1952 November 2: Elmo Roper
No. 71 (continued)	, 1954 May 6: John Cameron Swayze - News Round-up (see # 2275-2276)
No. 72	, 1956 March 13: Edward P. Morgan
No. 73	, 1958 February 28: Today In Wall Street - Bob Wilson (12-inch)
No. 74	, 1958 August 8: Today In Wall Street - Bob Wilson (12-inch)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 October 8: News on the Hour - Russ Ward (see # 1421-1422)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 October 12: News on the Hour - Richard Harkness (see # 1423-1424)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 October 22: News on the Hour - Richard Harkness (see # 1425-1426)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 October 29: News on the Hour - Richard Harkness (see # 1427-1428)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 November 5: News on the Hour - Richard Harkness (see # 1429-1430)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 November 12: News on the Hour - Russ Ward (see # 1431-1432)
No. 74 (continued)	, 1958 December 12: Martin Agronsky News on the Hour (see # 2398-2401)
No. 74 (continued)	1959 January 19: Richard Harkness - News Round-up (see # Ferment In Iraq, #218-219)
No. 75	, between 1950-1953?: News Programs - Chief of Information - Regimental commander in Korea - no commentator
	b. News of the World
No. 76	4/6/46
No. 77	6/16/47
No. 78	6/17/48
No. 79	6/21/48
No. 80	8/3/48
No. 81	1/3/49
No. 82	1/5/49
No. 83	1/6/49
No. 84	1/13/49
No. 85	1/18/49
No. 86	1/19/49
No. 87	1/20/49
No. 88	1/21/49
No. 89	1/25/49
No. 90	, 1/26/49 (7:15 PM)
No. 91	, 1/26/49 (11:15 PM)
No. 92	2/1/49
No. 93	2/2/49
No. 94	, 2/3/49 (7:15 PM)
No. 95	, 2/3/49 (11:15 PM)
No. 96	, 2/4/49 (7:15 PM)
No. 97	, 2/4/49 (11:15 PM)
No. 98	, 2/7/49 (7:15 PM)
No. 99	, 2/7/49 (11:15 PM)
No. 100	2/8/49
No. 101	2/9/49
No. 102	, 2/10/49 (7:15 PM)
No. 103	, 2/10/49 (11:15 PM)
No. 104	2/11/49
No. 105	2/14/49
No. 106	2/15/49
No. 107	2/16/49
No. 108	2/23/49
	c. Memo from Lake Success
No. 109-111	6/12/48
No. 112-114	8/25/48
No. 115-118	8/28/48
	d. The U.N. Is My Beat - Clark Eichelberger
No. 119	4/8/49
No. 120	4/15/49
No. 121	5/6/49
No. 122	5/20/49
No. 123	5/27/49
No. 124	6/3/49
No. 125	6/10/49
No. 126	6/24/49
No. 127	7/1/49
No. 128	7/2/49
No. 129	7/8/49
No. 130	7/15/49
No. 131	7/22/49
No. 132	8/5/49
No. 133	8/12/49
No. 134	8/19/49
No. 135	8/24/49
No. 136	8/26/49
No. 137	8/28/49
No. 138	9/2/49
No. 139	9/9/49
No. 140	9/16/49
No. 141	9/23/49
No. 142	9/30/49
No. 143	11/25/49
No. 144	12/9/49
No. 145	12/22/49
No. 146	4/28/50
No. 147	8/11/50
No. 148	9/22/50
No. 149	10/27/50
No. 150	1/12/50
	e. Voices and Events - James Flemming
No. 151-152	8/28/49
No. 153-154	9/4/49
No. 155-156	9/11/49
No. 157-158	9/18/49
No. 159-160	5/6/50
No. 161-162	5/14/50
No. 163-164	1/25/52
	f. World News Round-up - John McVane
No. 165	4/30/47
No. 166	5/1/47
No. 167	5/2/47
No. 168	5/3/47
No. 169	5/5/47
No. 170	5/6/47
No. 171	5/7/47
No. 172	5/9/47
No. 173	5/10/47
No. 174	2/17/49
	g. Pulse - Gabe Pressman
No. 175	, 1/3/56 (12-inch)
No. 176	, 9/14/56 (12-inch)
No. 177	, 1/28/57 (12-inch)
No. 178	, 1/29/57 (12-inch)
No. 179	, 2/5/57 (12-inch)
No. 180	, 3/15/57 (12-inch)
No. 181	, 3/19/57 (12-inch)
No. 182	, 3/20/57 (12-inch)
No. 183	, 3/26/57 (12-inch)
No. 184	, 4/1/57 (12-inch)
No. 185	, 11/14/57 (12-inch)
No. 186	, 2/6/57 (12-inch)
	h. Ask Washington (TV) - Bryson Rash
No. 187	11/22/59
No. 188	12/6/59
No. 189	12/13/59
No. 190	12/20/59
	II. Special News Programs and Reports
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 191-192	5/6/44: N.B.C. Stands By (preview of invasion coverage) parts 1, 2, 5 & 6 only (12-inch 78rpm)
No. 193	1/6/45: Roosevelt State of the Union Message Analysis Morgan Beatty, Richard Harkness and Lief Eid
No. 194-195	, 9/20/46: Henry Wallace Resignation Round-up
No. 196	9/2/47: What's the Late Word - Russell Black, Phil MacMurray - question and answer program on current news events
No. 197-200	5/17/48: Harold Stassen, Thomas Dewey - Communism Debate
No. 201-202	, 12/8/48: John Cameron Swayze - Mundt Talk (Hess - Chambers Case)
No. 203-205	, 1/1/49: Ten Best News Stories of 1948 - dramatized - commentator not identified
No. 206	, 1/19/49: Report from USS Susan of collision of “Gulf Stream” and “East Wind” - commentator not identified
No. 207	, 6/23/49: Report on Money and Jobs - Morgan Beatty
No. 208	, 8/13/49: 5% Hearing Report - David Brinkley
No. 209	, 11/29/49: DC-6 Crash Love Field Dallas - commentator not identified
No. 210-212	, 4/3/50: Economic Co-op Administration
No. 213	, 7/14/50: General Douglas MacArthur and General Collins
No. 214	, 8/22/50: Brookhaven Atomic Pile Story - W. W. Chaplin interviews Dr. Lyle B. Borst
No. 215	, 10/15/50: Special Broadcast from Wake Island - Frank Bourgholtzer
No. 216-217	, 7/26/53: President Eisenhower - U.N. Korean Truce
No. 218-219	, 1/19/59: Ferment in Iraq - Welles Hangen
No. 220	9/2/45: Parts of Special Program at the time of the Japanese Surrender (parts 19 & 21) - featuring H. V. Kaltenborn, Henry Cassidy, Max Hill, John W. Vandercook, Robert St. John and Caesar Searchinger
No. 221	, No Date: Julius Zenier from Korea (12-inch)
No. 222	, No Date: Sylvania Explosion - Gabe Pressman
	b. Primaries
No. 223-224	, 3/9/52: Preview: New Hampshire
No. 225-226	, 3/11/52: Returns: New Hampshire
No. 227-228	, 3/31/52: Preview: Nebraska - Wisconsin
No. 229-230	, 4/1/52: Returns: Wisconsin
No. 231-232	, 4/7/52: Preview: Illinois
No. 233-234	, 4/8/52: Returns: Illinois
No. 235-236	, 4/14/52: Preview: New Jersey
No. 237-238	, 5/5/52: Preview: Ohio - Florida
No. 239-240	, 5/6/52: Returns: Ohio - Florida
No. 241-242	, 5/15/52: Preview: Oregon
No. 243-244	, 6/2/52: Returns: California
No. 245-248	, 6/5/52: Returns: California
	c. Elections
No. 249-250	, 5/8/48: Socialist Party Convention
No. 251-252	, 6/19/48: Convention Preview - Republican
No. 253-254	, 6/20/48: A Preview of the Voting
No. 255-263	, 6/24/48: Republican Convention Balloting
No. 264	, 6/29/48: Leon Henderson Conference
No. 265-266	, 7/13/48: Convention Special (Democratic)
No. 267	, 7/14/48: Convention Special (Democratic) - plea to leave civil rights in platform by Hubert Humphrey and another delegate (part 3 of 10 only)
No. 268-269	, 10/8/48: New York State Democratic Convention
No. 270	, 11/2/48: Election Preview
No. 271	, 11/2/48: Election Special
No. 272-298	11/2&3/48: Election Returns (54 out of 64 parts - missing are: 2, 4, 18, 30, 46, 48, 61, 62, 63, 64)
No. 299-300	, 9/18/49: Western Democratic Conference
No. 301	, 10/28/49: Campaign Speech by Vito Marcantonio
No. 302	, 11/1/49: Campaign Speech by Vito Marcantonio
No. 303	, 11/7/49: Campaign Speech by Vito Marcantonio
No. 304	, 6/7/52: Mike 95 (Ike's arrival in Abilene)
No. 305	, 7/1/52: Convention News Conference
No. 306	, 7/2/52: Convention News Conference
No. 307	, 7/3/52: Convention News Conference
No. 308	, 7/5/52: Convention News Conference
No. 309-310	, 7/6/52: A Preview of the Voting
No. 311	, 7/14/52: Convention News Conference
No. 312	, 7/15/52: Convention News Conference
No. 313	, 7/16/52: Convention News Conference
No. 314	, 7/17/52: Convention News Conference
No. 315-316	, 10/9/52: Election Preview
No. 317-318	, 10/23/52: Election Preview
No. 319	, 11/4/52: Election Preview
No. 320-326	, 11/4/52: Election Coverage (part 1-13 & 15)
No. 327-328	, 11/4/52: Post Election Commentary
No. 329-341	, 11/6/56: Election Coverage
	d. Senate Committee Hearings
	Appropriations
No. 342-344	6/9/48: Arthur H. Vandenberg on Foreign Aid (parts 1-2, 8 only)
No. 345-364	, 6/11/48: Senate Appropriations Hearings - complete (20)
	Armed Services:
No. 365	, 8/10/49: Joint Chiefs of Staff - General Omar Bradley
No. 366-368	, 1/10/51: Sub. Committee: introduction by Lyndon Johnson
	Banking and Currency:
No. 369-372	, 8/9/49: 5% Hearing
No. 373-376	, 8/10/49: 5% Hearing
No. 377-382	, 8/12/49: 5% Hearing
No. 383-386	, 8/15/49: 5% Hearing
No. 387-392	, 8/16/49: 5% Hearing
No. 393-394	Civil Service: , 12/14/48
No. 395-407	Fair Trade: , 12/15/48: Macy Committee
No. 408-413	Finance: , 12/10/48
	Foreign Affairs:
No. 414-417	, 8/19/49: Henry Wallace
No. 418-422	, 3/8/50: Joseph McCarthy vs. Kenyon
No. 423-428	, 3/9/50: Joseph McCarthy
	Foreign Relations:
No. 429	, 3/28/47: Aid to Greece
No. 430-434	, 1/13/49: Dean Acheson Hearing
No. 435-445	, 4/27/49: Dean Acheson Hearing
No. 446-449	, 4/28/49: Dean Acheson Hearing (parts 1-8 only)
No. 450-455	, 3/13/50: McCarthy vs. Haldore Hanson and Ester C. Brunauer
No. 456	, 3/13/50: Haldore Hanson Refutation (12-inch)
No. 457-468	, 3/14/50: Joseph McCarthy vs. Gustavo Duran - Afternoon session - Mrs. Kenyon replies
No. 469-474	, 3/20/50: Phillip C. Jessup testifying
No. 475-482	, 3/27/50: Millard E. Tydings vs. Joseph McCarthy: Herbert Hoover vs. J. Howard McGrath
No. 483-487	, 3/28/50: J. Howard McGrath
No. 488-494	, 4/5/50: J. Howard McGrath
No. 495-498	, 4/6/50: J. Howard McGrath
No. 499-510	, 4/20/50: Millard E. Tydings Subcommittee
No. 511-516	, 4/25/50: Millard E. Tydings Subcommittee
No. 517-522	4/28/50: Earl Browder, witness
No. 523-528	4/28/50: Fredrick V. Field, witness
No. 529-536	, 5/1/50: Subcommittee
No. 537-548	, 5/2/50: Subcommittee
No. 549-555	, 5/3/50: Subcommittee
No. 556-557	, 6/22/50: Subcommittee
No. 558-565	, 6/23/50: Subcommittee
	Judiciary:
No. 566-578	, 5/27/48: Karl E. Mundt - Richard Nixon Bill
No. 579-595	, 5/31/48: Karl E. Mundt - Richard Nixon Bill (PM session)
	Labor and Management:
No. 596-598	2/2/49
No. 599-600	, 3/27/57: John McClellan Investigation
	Select Committee:
No. 601-606	, 3/19/51: Crime Hearing: Senator Estes Kefauver (parts 5-16 only)
No. 607-611	, 3/21/51: United Labor Conference
No. 612-613	, 2/10/56: Campaign Contribution Investigation Francis H. Case
	War Investigation:
No. 614-615	8/7/47
No. 616-634	1/23/48
	e. House Committee Hearings
	Armed Services:
No. 635-639	, 10/6/49: Navy Hearings
No. 640-645	, 10/7/49: Navy Hearings
No. 646-649	, 10/10/49: Navy - AM Session
No. 650-656	, 10/13/49: Navy Hearings
No. 657-661	, 10/17/14: Navy Hearings
No. 662-669	, 10/18/49: Navy Hearings
No. 670-677	, 10/19/49: Navy - AM Session
No. 678-679	10/19/49: PM session (parts 1, 3, 6, and 8 only)
	Education and Labor:
No. 680-690	9/2/48
No. 691-692	, 7/7/49: Westbrook Pegler Hearing
	Foreign Affairs:
No. 693	, 2/24/48: Henry Wallace
No. 694-699	, 7/28/49: Dean Acheson
No. 700-701	, 7/29/48: Secretary Louis A. Johnson
No. 702-705	, 8/1/49: General George C. Marshall
	Hearings:
No. 706-717	, 8/9/48: Parts 1-12
No. 718-731	8/10/48: Parts 10, 13, 14, and 15 only
	Un-American Activities:
No. 732	, 3/26/47: J. Edgar Hoover (part 1 only)
No. 733	, 7/7/48: Department Store Union Heads
No. 734-744	8/10/48: Parts 1-9, 16, 18, only
No. 745-747	8/11/48
No. 748-751	8/12/48
No. 752-754	8/25/48
No. 755-758	12/7/48
No. 759-763	12/8/48
No. 764-766	12/9/48
No. 767-769	12/10/48
No. 770-771	6/28/49
No. 772	, 7/18/49: Jackie Robinson
No. 773-774	, 3/21/51: Larry Parks (12-inch)
	f. Joint Committee Hearings
	Atomic Energy:
No. 775-778	5/26/49
No. 779-784	, 6/1/49: David E. Lilienthal - Bourke B. Hickenlooper
No. 785-790	, 6/2/49: Lilienthal - Hickenlooper
No. 791-795	, 6/6/49: Lilienthal - Hickenlooper (parts 2 and 4 missing)
No. 796-801	, 6/8/49: Lilienthal - Hickenlooper
No. 802-807	, 6/9/49: Lilienthal - Hickenlooper
No. 808-813	Economics: , 12/17/48
No. 814-817	Finance: `, 12/9/48
No. 818-821	Foreign Affairs:, 2/8/49
	Foreign Relations:
No. 822-827	, 2/21/51: Troops to Europe
No. 828-833	, 2/22/51: Troops to Europe
No. 834-837	, 2/22/51: (records from the above Troops to Europe)
No. 838-845	2/23/51: Troops to Europe: Governor Harold Stassen (parts 1-8, 21-25 only)
	Home Rule and Reorganization:
No. 846-851	, 2/2/48: James Coats Auchincloss Hearings
No. 852-855	, 2/3/48: James Coats Auchincloss Hearings
	g. Press Conferences and Interviews
No. 856-858	, 3/6/48: Paul J. Hoffman
No. 859	, 3/10/48: King Michael
No. 860-863	, 5/4/48: Paul J. Hoffman
No. 864	, 6/15/48: Captain Yaeger on Rocket Plane
No. 865	, 6/30/48: Paul J. Hoffman (12-inch)
No. 866-867	, 7/20/48: Herbert Brownell
No. 868-869	, 7/30/48: Elizabeth Bentley Testimony
No. 870	, 9/16/48: Senator Alben W. Barkley
No. 871-872	, 9/21/48: Russell Long
No. 873	, 10/13/48: Wayne Coy
No. 874-875	, 10/21/48: General Lucius DuB. Clay
No. 876-877	, 11/18/48: Senator J. Howard McGrath
No. 878-879	, 12/16/48: House - Un-American Activities
No. 880	, 1/4/49: Secretary Kenneth C. Royall
No. 881-884	, 2/7/49: Herbert Hoover Press Conference and Commission Hearing
No. 885-886	, 5/17/49: General Lucius DuB. Clay
No. 887	, 8/17/49: Oscar Ewing
No. 888	, 8/24/49: Senator Harry F. Byrd (12-inch)
No. 889	, 9/2/49: Secretary Louis A. Johnson
No. 890	, 9/9/49: Sir Stafford Cripps and Ernest Bevin
No. 891-892	, 11/28/49: David E. Lilienthal
No. 893-894	, 12/29/49: Senator Matthew J. Connelly
No. 895	, 1/3/50: Speaker Sam Rayburn
No. 896	, No Date: Chief of Information - Commander in Korea
No. 897-898	, 1/5/50: Senators Joseph O'Mahoney and Sheridan Downey
No. 899-900	, 1/10/50: Defense Secretary Louis A. Johnson
No. 901	, 2/13/50: Under Secretary John E. Peurifoy
No. 902	, 2/17/50: Under Secretary John E. Peurifoy
No. 903-904	, 4/21/50: Owen Lattimore
No. 905	, 5/4/50: Senator Joseph R. McCarthy
No. 906	, 5/9/50: Vice President Alben W. Barkley
No. 907-908	, 8/9/50: W. Averill Harriman
No. 909	, 2/9/51: General Joseph L. Collins
No. 910	, 5/24/51: President Harry S. Truman (12-inch)
No. 911	, 6/24/57: Prime Minister Kishi (Japan)
	III. Special on the Spot Broadcasts
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 912-913	, 5/6/37: Hindenburg Disaster - Herbert Morrison of WLS Chicago
No. 914-920	, 5/12/37: Coronation of King George VI - Commentators not mentioned
No. 921-922	, 8/29/40: Draft Lottery - first members - Carlton Smith
No. 923-926	, 1/20/41: Inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vice President Henry Wallace
No. 927-928	, 1/20/41: Inauguration Program and Parade
No. 929-930	, 12/11/41: President Roosevelt's War Message to Congress
No. 931-933	1/19/45: Inaugural Ball and Banquet (parts 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, only)
No. 934-935	, 1/20/45: Presidential Inauguration
No. 936-939	, 4/14/45: F.D.R. Funeral Procession
No. 940-941	, 4/14/45: F.D.R. Funeral Service
No. 942-944	, 4/15/45: F.D.R. Burial Service
No. 945-947	, 4/25/45: San Francisco UN Conference on International Organization
No. 948-966	, 5/8/45: UN Day Programs (all but parts 33 and 35)
No. 967	, 8/12/45: False Flash - regarding Japanese Surrender
No. 968-971	8/14/45: VJ Day Program (parts 1-6, 8, 14, 16)
No. 972-975	, 9/1/45: Japanese Surrender ceremony - President Truman
No. 976	, 9/2/45: Lieutenant Commander Raymond E. Dillion
No. 977-978	, 7/1/46: Congressional Roosevelt Memorial Service
No. 979-980	, 7/27/46: Secretary of State James F. Byrness leaving Washington - Harry Truman
No. 981	, 1/3/47: Opening 80th Congress
No. 982-983	, 4/12/47: Roosevelt Memorial
No. 984-985	, 4/29/47: Arrival of President Miguel Aleman - Republic of Mexico
No. 986-987	, 1/1/48: Tournament of Roses
No. 988-990	, 7/19/48: General John J. Pershing Funeral
No. 991-993	, 1/5/48: Arrival of President Truman
No. 994-997	, 1/3/49: Opening of 81st Congress
No. 998-1003	, 1/6/49: Electoral College
No. 1004-1007	, 4/4/49: Signing of North Atlantic Pact - Ken Evans
No. 1008	4/5/49: UN General Assembly - John McVane, Leon Pearson, Ben Grauer
No. 1009-1010	, 11/18/49: The Alben W. Barkley Wedding
No. 1011	, 8/17/50: A Letter from Truman
No. 1012	, 10/15/50: Special from Wake Island - Frank Bourgholtzer
No. 1013-1015	, 1/3/51: Opening of 82nd Congress
No. 1016-1017	, 4/18/51: General Douglas MacArthur's Arrival
No. 1018-1019	, 4/30/51: General Douglas MacArthur in Tennessee
No. 1020	, 1/6/52: King George VI Tribute
No. 1021-1023	, 3/4/52: Christening Ceremonies for the Coast Guard cutter “Courier” (for “Voice of America” broadcasting)
No. 1024-1026	, 5/3/52: Truman White House Story (12-inch 78rpm)
No. 1027	, No Date: Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes (12-inch)
No. 1028-1029	, No Date: 100th Graduation US Naval Academy
	b. Foreign Radio Broadcasts
No. 1030	, 2/17/47: Russian Broadcasts
No. 1031	, 5/28/47: Mary Spaulding and Alice Estaba Williams (in Spanish)
No. 1032-1033	, 5/24/48: Opening International Peasants Union Mikalayczyk - Dimitrov
No. 1034-1035	, 3/29/39: Tel Aviv Recording (12-inch 78rpm)
No. 1036-1037	, 5/30/50: GAR Memorial Day Services
No. 1038-1039	, 9/12/50: Radio Moscow
No. 1040	, 8/30/52: Radio Luxemburg (in French)
	Series B: Public Affairs - Analysis and Discussion, 1957-1959 Physical Description: 993 disc recordings
	I. National and International Government and Politics - Regular Series:
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 1041	, 7/8/49: American the World Over
No. 1042-1043	, 11/12/50: Meet Your Congress
No. 1044-1045	, 8/2/54: Comment
No. 1046-1047	, 12/20/54: Your Land and Mine: Henry J. Taylor
	b. Meet the Press
No. 1048-1049	11/13/47
No. 1050	12/3/48
No. 1051-1052	9/5/49
No. 1053-1054	10/1/49
No. 1055-1056	10/8/49
No. 1057-1058	10/29/49
No. 1059-1060	11/13/49
No. 1061-1062	11/22/49
No. 1063-1064	9/23/51
No. 1065-1066	5/4/52
No. 1067-1068	5/25/52
No. 1069-1070	6/8/52
No. 1071-1072	7/27/52
No. 1073-1074	8/3/52
No. 1075-1076	9/7/52
No. 1077-1078	9/21/52
No. 1079-1080	9/28/52
No. 1081-1082	10/5/52
No. 1083-1084	10/19/52
No. 1085-1086	10/26/52
No. 1087-1088	11/16/52
No. 1089-1090	11/23/52
No. 1091-1092	8/9/52
No. 1093-1094	12/6/53
No. 1095-1096	12/13/53
No. 1097-1098	12/27/53
No. 1099-1100	4/11/54
No. 1101-1102	10/10/54
	c. American Forum of the Air - Theodore Granik
No. 1103-1104	6/3/50
No. 1105-1106	8/6/50
No. 1107-1108	10/8/50
No. 1109-1110	10/15/50
No. 1111-1112	10/22/50
No. 1113-1114	10/29/50
No. 1115-1116	1/6/52
No. 1117-1118	2/3/52
No. 1119-1120	2/10/52
No. 1121-1122	3/9/52
No. 1123-1124	3/16/52
No. 1125-1126	3/23/52
No. 1127-1128	3/30/52
No. 1129-1130	4/6/52
No. 1131-1132	4/13/52
No. 1133-1134	4/20/52
No. 1135-1136	5/4/52
No. 1137-1138	5/11/52
No. 1139-1140	5/18/52
No. 1141-1142	5/25/52
No. 1143-1144	6/1/52
No. 1145-1146	6/15/52
No. 1147-1148	6/22/52
No. 1149-1150	6/29/52
No. 1151-1152	8/3/52
No. 1153-1154	8/10/52
No. 1155-1156	8/17/52
No. 1157-1158	8/31/52
No. 1159-1160	9/7/52
No. 1161-1162	9/14/52
No. 1163-1164	9/21/52
No. 1165-1166	9/28/52
No. 1167-1168	10/5/52
No. 1169-1170	10/19/52
No. 1171-1172	10/26/52
No. 1173-1174	11/2/52
No. 1175-1176	11/9/52
No. 1177-1178	11/12/52
No. 1179-1180	11/16/52
No. 1181-1182	11/23/52
No. 1183-1184	11/30/52
No. 1185-1186	12/7/52
No. 1187-1188	12/14/52
No. 1189-1190	12/21/52
No. 1191-1192	12/28/52
	d. University of Chicago Roundtable Scope and Content Note: (current event topics are discussed by well known people in the particular field)
No. 1193-1194	4/11/48
No. 1195-1196	7/25/48
No. 1197-1198	8/1/48
No. 1199-1200	8/8/48
No. 1201-1202	10/17/48
No. 1203-1204	10/24/48
No. 1205-1206	10/31/48
No. 1207-1208	11/7/48
No. 1209-1210	11/21/48
No. 1211-1212	11/28/48
No. 1213-1214	12/5/48
No. 1215-1216	12/12/48
No. 1217-1218	1/2/49
No. 1219-1220	1/9/49
No. 1221-1222	1/16/49
No. 1223-1224	1/23/49
No. 1225-1226	1/30/49
No. 1227-1228	2/6/49
No. 1229-1230	2/13/49
No. 1231-1232	2/20/49
No. 1233-1234	2/27/49
No. 1235-1236	3/6/49
No. 1237-1238	3/20/49
No. 1239-1240	4/3/49
No. 1241-1242	4/10/49
No. 1243-1244	4/17/49
No. 1245-1246	4/24/49
No. 1247-1248	5/1/49
No. 1249-1250	5/8/49
No. 1251-1252	5/15/49
No. 1253-1254	5/22/49
No. 1255-1256	5/29/49
No. 1257-1258	6/5/49
No. 1259-1260	6/12/49
No. 1261-1262	6/26/49
No. 1263-1264	7/3/49
No. 1265-1266	7/10/49
No. 1267-1268	7/17/49
No. 1269-1270	7/24/49
No. 1271-1272	7/31/49
No. 1273-1274	8/7/49
No. 1275-1276	8/14/48
No. 1277-1278	8/21/49
No. 1279-1280	8/28/49
No. 1281-1282	9/4/49
No. 1283-1284	9/11/49
No. 1285-1286	2/18/50
No. 1287-1288	2/25/50
No. 1289-1290	3/5/50
No. 1291-1292	3/25/50
No. 1293-1294	4/1/50
No. 1295-1296	4/8/50
No. 1297-1298	4/15/50
No. 1299-1300	4/22/50
No. 1301-1302	4/29/50
No. 1303-1304	5/7/50
No. 1305-1306	5/14/50
No. 1307-1308	5/21/50
No. 1309-1310	5/28/50
No. 1311-1312	6/11/50
No. 1313-1314	6/18/50
No. 1315-1316	6/25/50
No. 1317-1318	7/2/50
No. 1319-1320	7/9/50
No. 1321-1322	7/16/50
No. 1323-1324	7/23/50
No. 1325-1326	7/30/50
No. 1327-1328	8/13/50
No. 1329-1330	8/30/50
No. 1331-1332	8/27/50
No. 1333-1334	9/3/40
No. 1335-1336	9/10/50
No. 1337-1338	9/17/50
No. 1339-1340	9/24/50
No. 1341-1342	10/8/50
No. 1343-1344	10/15/50
No. 1345-1346	10/22/50
No. 1347-1348	10/29/50
No. 1349-1350	11/5/50
No. 1351-1352	11/12/50
No. 1353-1354	11/19/50
No. 1355-1356	12/3/50
No. 1357-1358	12/10/50
No. 1359-1360	12/24/50
No. 1361-1362	12/31/50
No. 1363-1364	2/11/51
No. 1365-1366	2/25/51
No. 1367-1368	3/4/51
No. 1369-1370	3/11/51
No. 1371-1372	3/18/51
No. 1373-1374	3/25/51
No. 1375-1376	4/1/51
No. 1377-1378	4/8/51
No. 1379-1380	4/15/51
No. 1381-1382	4/22/51
No. 1383-1384	4/29/51
No. 1385-1386	5/20/51
No. 1387-1388	5/27/51
No. 1389-1390	6/3/51
No. 1391-1392	6/10/51
No. 1393-1394	7/1/51
No. 1395-1396	7/15/51
	e. The United States In World Affairs Scope and Content Note: (different, prominent broadcaster each time)
No. 1397-1398	4/3/49
No. 1399-1400	4/10/49
No. 1401-1402	4/17/49
No. 1403-1404	4/24/49
No. 1405-1406	5/1/49
No. 1407-1408	5/8/49
	f. Focus on Latin America - Dr. William C. Davis (director of Latin American studies, George Washington University)
No. 1409-1410	10/8/58
No. 1411-1412	10/15/58
No. 1413-1414	10/22/58
No. 1415-1416	10/29/58)
No. 1417-1418	11/5/58
No. 1419-1420	11/12/58
	II. National and International Government and Politics - Special Broadcasts
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 1421-1422	, 4/27/47: Our Foreign Policy
No. 1423-1424	, 5/17/47: Our Foreign Policy
No. 1425-1426	, 6/28/47: Our Foreign Policy
No. 1427-1429	, 7/23/47: Living Together as Peoples and Nations (12-inch 78rpm)
No. 1430-1431	, 3/4/50: The World We Want
No. 1432-1433	, 11/5/59: Teenagers Speak Up
	b. On the U.N.
No. 1434	, 4/28/47: Special Meeting of United Nations General Assembly
No. 1435-1436	, 10/29/47: Your United Nations
No. 1437	, 9/26/48: United States National Committee for UNESCO
No. 1438-1439	, 10/22/48: UN Week: Little Assembly
No. 1440	, 4/5/49: UN General Assembly
No. 1441-1442	, 10/2/49: Junction In Europe
No. 1443-1448	, 2/3/50: World Federation Hearings
No. 1449	, 12/1/50: Special Program for Human Rights Day
No. 1450	1/4/50: Ambassador Ernest Gross, USA and Family
No. 1451-1452	, 11/1/56: Can Freedom Win?
No. 1453-1454	, 11/8/56: Can Freedom Win?
No. 1455	, No Date: Rex Harrison and Lili Palmer and UN Children
	c. On Bill S-1333 (foreign policy)
No. 1456	, 6/5/47: Special Transcription on S-1333
No. 1457-1460	, 6/6/47: Richard Harkness Senate Bill S-1333
No. 1461-1462	, 6/7/47: Lief Eid Composite S-1333
No. 1463-1464	, 6/11/47: “On Our Foreign Policy” - S-1333
No. 1465	, 6/16/47: Taft - Green Composite on S-1333
No. 1466	, 6/16/47: Lief Eid Composite on S-1333
	III. National Affairs: Domestic - Regular Series
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 1467-1469	, 8/15/45: End of World War II Special (3)
No. 1470	, 4/9/47: On “Avenue of the Americas” in N.Y.C.
No. 1471	, 4/17/47: How's Your Health
No. 1472	, 4/26/47: How's Your Health
No. 1473	, 5/24/47: Consumer Time
No. 1474	, 5/31/47: Consumer Time
No. 1475	, 5/29/48: New York Port Authority - Special Events
No. 1476-1477	, 6/15/48: N.B.C. Life - G.O.P. Picture
No. 1478	, 4/30/49: Your Health Today
No. 1479-1480	, 5/7/49: Quiz for Congress
No. 1481-1482	, 5/12/49: Quiz for Congress
No. 1483-1484	, 10/3/52: Meaning of America
No. 1485-1486	, 8/9/53: Mind Your Manners
No. 1487-1488	, 1/8/56: Citizens Union Searchlight
No. 1489-1490	, 4/15/56: Citizens Union Searchlight
No. 1491-1492	, 5/27/56: Discussion
No. 1493-1494	, 9/19/56: Salute
No. 1495	, 2/3/57: Kiplinger Report
No. 1496	6/23/58: Today, Tomorrow In Science (12-inch)
No. 1497	6/27/58: Today, Tomorrow In Science (12-inch)
No. 1498	8/22/58: Today, Tomorrow In Science (12-inch)
No. 1499	, No Date: Your Health Today
	b. Viewpoint - TV Scope and Content Note: (well known figures are asked for viewpoint on certain issues)
No. 1500	1/13/52
No. 1501	2/10/52
No. 1502	3/2/52
No. 1503	4/20/52
No. 1504	5/4/52
No. 1505	6/29/52
No. 1506	7/13/52
No. 1507	7/27/52
No. 1508	8/3/52
No. 1509	8/10/52
No. 1510	8/17/52
No. 1511	9/2/52
No. 1512	10/5/52
No. 1513	10/19/52
No. 1514-1515	3/25/56
No. 1516-1517	5/6/56
No. 1518-1519	5/13/56
No. 1520-1521	5/27/56
No. 1522-1523	6/3/56
No. 1524-1525	6/17/56
No. 1526-1527	6/24/56
No. 1528-1529	7/1/56
No. 1530-1531	7/8/56
No. 1532-1533	7/15/56
No. 1534-1535	7/22/56
No. 1536-1537	7/29/56
No. 1538-1539	8/5/56
No. 1540-1541	8/12/56
No. 1542-1543	8/19/56
No. 1544-1545	8/26/56
No. 1546-1547	9/9/56
No. 1548-1549	9/16/56
No. 1550-1551	9/30/56
No. 1552-1553	10/7/56
No. 1554-1555	10/14/56
No. 1556-1557	10/28/56
No. 1558-1559	11/4/56
No. 1560-1561	11/11/56
No. 1562-1563	11/18/56
No. 1564-1565	11/25/56
No. 1566-1567	12/2/56
No. 1568-1569	12/9/56
	c. America United Scope and Content Note: (Representatives of labor, management, and agriculture get together for discussion on vital issues)
No. 1570-1571	1/12/47
No. 1572-1573	1/26/47
No. 1574-1575	2/2/47
No. 1576-1577	2/16/47
No. 1578-1579	2/23/47
No. 1580-1581	1/6/50
No. 1582-1583	1/12/50
No. 1584-1585	1/27/50
No. 1586-1587	2/3/50
No. 1588-1589	2/10/50
No. 1590-1591	2/12/50
No. 1592-1593	2/16/50
No. 1594-1595	3/3/50
No. 1596-1597	3/10/50
No. 1598-1599	3/19/50
No. 1600-1601	4/2/50
No. 1602-1603	4/23/50
No. 1604-1605	5/14/50
No. 1606-1607	6/4/50
No. 1608-1609	6/25/50
No. 1610-1611	7/9/50
No. 1612-1613	2/11/50
No. 1614-1615	2/18/50
No. 1616-1617	2/25/51
No. 1618-1619	3/25/51
No. 1620-1621	4/15/51
No. 1622-1623	4/22/51
No. 1624-1625	4/29/51
No. 1626-1627	5/27/51
No. 1628-1629	6/3/51
No. 1630-1631	6/10/51
No. 1632-1633	7/27/51
No. 1634-1635	8/5/51
No. 1636-1637	8/26/51
No. 1638-1639	9/9/51
No. 1640-1641	9/30/51
No. 1642-1643	10/14/51
No. 1644-1645	10/28/51
No. 1646-1647	11/11/51
No. 1648-1649	11/25/51
No. 1650-1651	12/16/51
No. 1652-1653	12/23/51
	d. Public Affairs Scope and Content Note: (A specialist on a particular “public affairs” speaks)
No. 1654	2/12/48
No. 1655	6/19/48
No. 1656	12/4/48
No. 1657	12/11/48
No. 1658	4/30/49
No. 1659	5/7/49
No. 1660	11/19/49
No. 1661	12/13/49
No. 1662	3/11/50
No. 1663	1/12/50
No. 1664	8/2/50
No. 1665-1666	8/2/50
	e. The First Freedom
No. 1667-1668	8/27?/50
No. 1669-1670	9/13/50
No. 1671-1672	10/1/50
No. 1673-1674	10/22/50
No. 1675-1676	10/29/50
No. 1677-1678	11/12/50
	f. Living, 1948-1950 Scope and Content Note: (different current interest topics are introduced each week, and broadcast in a different way--dramatically, newscast form...)
No. 1679-1680	6/27/48
No. 1681-1682	10/17/48
No. 1683-1684	10/24/48
No. 1685-1686	10/30/48
No. 1687-1688	10/31/48
No. 1689-1690	11/3/48
No. 1691-1692	11/14/48
No. 1693-1694	11/21/48
No. 1695-1696	11/28/48
No. 1697-1698	12/5/48
No. 1699-1700	5/1/49
No. 1701-1702	5/22/49
No. 1703-1704	11/3/49
No. 1705-1706	9/21/50
	g. The Eleanor Roosevelt Program
No. 1707-1708	2/15/50
No. 1709-1710	10/4/50
No. 1711-1713	10/12/50
No. 1714-1716	10/16/50
No. 1717-1719	10/17/50
No. 1720-1722	10/18/50
No. 1723-1725	10/19/50
No. 1726-1728	10/23/50
No. 1729-1732	10/24/50
No. 1733-1735	10/30/50
No. 1736-1738	11/1/50
No. 1739-1741	11/20/50
No. 1742-1744	11/27/50
No. 1745-1747	11/28/50
No. 1748-1751	12/1/50
No. 1752-1754	12/4/50
No. 1755-1757	12/6/50
No. 1758-1760	12/8/50
No. 1761-1762	No Date
	IV. National Affairs: Domestic - Special Broadcasts
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 1763-1764	, 8/18/37: Celebrating Birth of Virginia Dare
No. 1765-1766	, 3/4/39: 150th Anniversary of Congress
No. 1767-1768	, 8/28/47: Salvation Army Salutes the American Legion
No. 1769-1770	, 9/30/47: Housing Debate
No. 1771-1772	, 3/13/48: Eleven for Democracy (12-inch 78rpm)
No. 1773-1774	, 8/8/48: You Are Not Alone
No. 1775-1776	, 9/19/48: The Hungry Dollar
No. 1777-1778	, 9/26/48: The Hungry Dollar
No. 1779	, 10/1/48: National Employ the Physically [Disabled] Week
No. 1780	, 1/13/49: March of Dimes
No. 1781	, 2/7/49: Homes for Everybody
No. 1782-1783	, 3/2/49: The Red Cross Show - Nancy Osgood
No. 1784-1785	, 12/15/49: 158th Anniversary of the Bill of Rights
No. 1786-1787	, 5/15/50: National Defense and Foreign Policy
No. 1788-1789	, 11/29/50: Voices of Freedom
No. 1790-1791	, 1/20/51: America at Mid-Century
No. 1792-1793	, 1/27/51: America at Mid-Century
No. 1794-1795	, 3/30/51: The American Woman 1951
No. 1796	, 6/6/51: Plan for Survival
No. 1797	, 1/19/52: Alcoholism
No. 1798-1799	, 7/4/52: United States - Canadian Independence
No. 1800-1801	, 10/17/52: Meaning of America
No. 1802-1804	, 10/22/52: Goals for Young Americans
No. 1805-1806	, 12/15/52: Outlook for Civil Liberties
No. 1807-1808	, 12/27/52: The 40 Million
No. 1809-1810	, 8/19/53: Under the Sign of Jpiter (Rx)
No. 1811	, 4/17/54: Women Are First Class Citizens
No. 2275-2276	5/6/54: Go South Young Man, Go South - about Jerusalem
No. 1812-1813	, 6/24/54: Teenage Drinking
No. 1814-1815	, 3/8/55: New York Closeup Scope and Content Note: (discussion of new movie “Blackboard Jungle” also interview with Bill Keating)
No. 1816-1817	, 3/12/55: Girl Scout Birthday Party
No. 1818-1819	, 6/6/56: Prejudice and Politics
No. 1820	, 6/25/56: New Light on American History
No. 1821-1822	, 7/11/56: Fears Men Live By
No. 1823-1824	, 9/27/56: Patterns and Politics
No. 1825-1826	, 10/11/56: Rx Marks the Spot
No. 1827-1828	, 11/5/56: See You at the Polls (12-inch - 33 1/3)
No. 1829	, 2/11/57: Progress Report NAACP
No. 1830	, 3/20/57: Justice and the Negro Press
No. 1831-1832	, 9/3/58: The Strategy of Non Military Combat
No. 1833-1834	, 8/10/59: Labor Legislation
No. 1835-1836	, 10/4/59: The Pharmacist
No. 1837-1838	, 11/30/59: The Curtain
	b. On Education
No. 1839	, 10/23/47: Women and Education
No. 1840-1841	, 10/24/47: This Land and Its People
No. 1842-1844	, 11/10/47: New Roads In Science and Education
No. 1845	, 6/6/48: National Education Association
No. 1846-1847	, 6/14/48: New Roads In Science and Education
No. 1848-1849	, 6/17/48: New Roads In Science and Education
No. 1850	, 12/30/49: National Students' Congress
No. 1851-1852	, 3/15/52: Is High School Worthwhile?
No. 1853-1854	, 3/23/52: Inside Our Schools
No. 1855-1856	, 6/13/54: Conference Four
No. 1857-1858	, 11/13/54: Literature Goes to College
No. 1859-1860	, 9/2/55: Citizens View Our Public Schools
No. 1861-1862	, 9/16/55: Citizens View Our Public Schools
No. 1863-1864	, 2/20/56: You and Your School Board
No. 1865	, 8/26/56: Schools and the Political Platform
No. 1866-1867	, 11/13/56: Why go to School?
No. 1868-1869	, 8/6/58: A Hard Look at U.S. Schools
No. 1870-1871	, 8/13/58: A Hard Look at U.S. Schools
No. 1872-1873	, 8/20/58: A Hard Look at U.S. Schools
No. 1874-1875	, 8/27/58: A Hard Look at U.S. Schools
No. 1876-1877	, 9/10/58: Should We Revise Our Educational System?
No. 1878	, 10/12/59: Go Science Young Man
No. 1879	, 10/19/59: Go Science Young Man
No. 1880	, 11/9/59: Go Science Young Man
No. 1881	, 11/16/59: Go Science Young Man
	V. National Affairs: Literary
	a. Critic at Large
No. 1882	10/28/51
No. 1883	11/4/51
No. 1884	11/11/51
No. 1885	12/16/51
No. 1886	12/23/51
No. 1887	3/16/52
No. 1888	9/21/52
No. 1889	8/11/58
No. 1890	8/12/58
No. 1891	8/14/58
	b. The Author Meets the Critics - John K. M. McCaffery
No. 1892-1893	7/6/47
No. 1894-1895	7/17/47
No. 1896-1898	9/11/47
No. 1899-1901	9/21/47
No. 1902-1903	10/2/47
No. 1904-1905	10/19/47
No. 1906-1907	10/26/47
No. 1908-1909	11/2/47
No. 1910-1912	11/9/47
No. 1913-1914	11/16/47
No. 1915-1916	11/23/47
No. 1917-1918	11/30/47
No. 1919-1920	12/7/47
No. 1921-1922	12/14/47
No. 1923-1924	5/30/48
No. 1925-1926	6/6/48
No. 1927-1928	6/13/48
No. 1929-1930	6/20/48
No. 1931-1932	7/4/48
No. 1933-1934	7/18/48
No. 1935-1936	7/25/48
No. 1937-1938	8/1/48
No. 1939-1940	8/15/48
No. 1941-1942	10/17/48
No. 1943-1944	11/7/48
No. 1945-1946	11/21/48
No. 1947-1948	11/28/48
No. 1949-1950	12/5/48
No. 1951-1952	12/12/48
No. 1953-1954	12/14/48
No. 1955-1956	1/2/49
No. 1957-1958	1/16/49
No. 1959-1960	1/23/49
No. 1961-1962	1/30/49
No. 1963-1964	2/1/49
No. 1965-1966	2/4/49
No. 1967-1968	2/6/49
No. 1969-1970	2/13/49
No. 1971-1972	2/20/49
No. 1973-1974	2/27/49
No. 1975-1976	3/6/49
No. 1977-1978	3/13/49
No. 1979-1980	3/20/49
No. 1981-1982	3/27/49
No. 1983-1984	4/3/49
No. 1985-1986	4/10/49
No. 1987-1988	1/14/49
No. 1989-1990	4/47/49
No. 1991-1992	4/24/49
No. 1993-1994	5/1/49
No. 1995-1996	5/8/49
No. 1997-1998	5/15/49
No. 1999-2000	5/22/49
No. 2001-2002	5/26/49
No. 2003-2004	5/29/49
No. 2005-2006	6/5/49
No. 2007-2008	6/12/49
No. 2009-2010	6/19/49
No. 2011-2012	6/26/49
No. 2013-2014	7/3/49
No. 2015-2016	7/10/49
No. 2017-2018	7/17/49
No. 2019-2020	10/2/49
No. 2021-2022	3/9/50
	c. Miscellaneous
No. 2023-2024	, 10/31/56: Poets and Other People
No. 2025-2026	, 11/7/56: Poets and Other People
No. 2027-2028	, 11/11/59: Academy of American Poets
	VI. National Affairs: Science
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2029	, 12/15/55: In Time To Come
No. 2030	, 12/29/55: In Time To Come
No. 2031	, 12/30/55: In Time To Come
No. 2032-2033	, 12/27/56: The Future Through Science
	Series C - Drama, 1939-1957 Physical Description: 281 disc recordings
	I. Daily Series
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2034	, No Date: When A Girl Marries
No. 2035	, 7/25-26/?: Road of Life
No. 2036-2038	, 4/7/49: One Man's Family (introduction of characters and 2 episodes)
No. 2039	, 11/16/49: One Man's Family (unintegrated shorts)
No. 2040	, 12/7/49: One Man's Family (unintegrated shorts)
No. 2041	, 5/15/50: Candy Matson
No. 2042-2043	, 2/12/51: Right to Happiness
No. 2044	, 3/6/51: We Love and Learn
No. 2045	, 7/26/51: Lorenzo Jones
No. 2046	, 8/10/53: Pepper Young
No. 2047	, 8/12/53: Pepper Young
No. 2048	, 8/18/53: Pepper Young
No. 2049	, 3/30/54: Just Plain Bill
No. 2050	, 3/31/54: Just Plain Bill
No. 2051	, 1/12/56: Young Widder Brown
No. 2052	, 1/13/56: Young Widder Brown
	b. Life Can Be Beautiful
No. 2053-2054	7/25/51
No. 2055-2056	7/26/51
No. 2057-2058	7/27/51
No. 2059-2060	7/30/51
No. 2061-2062	7/31/51
No. 2063-2064	8/1/51
	c. Doctor's Wife
No. 2065	7/2/56
No. 2066	7/3/56
No. 2067	7/4/56
No. 2068	7/5/56
No. 2069	7/6/56
	II. Weekly Series - Serious
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2070-2071	, No Date: Official Detective
No. 2072-2073	, 11/3/?: Somerset Maugham Theatre
No. 2074-2075	, 4/26/47: Mystery Without Murder
No. 2076-2077	, 8/27/47: Rexall Summer Theatre
No. 2078-2079	, 4/10/48: Adventures of Charlie Lung
No. 2080-2081	, 11/23/48: Big Town Show - Steve Wilson
No. 2082	, 4/21/49: The Highlander (Douglas Fairbanks)
No. 2083-2084	, 9/10/49: Dragnet
No. 2085-2086	, 11/12/49: Richard Diamond
No. 2087	, 7/17/50: The Gentleman
No. 2088-2089	, 8/6/50: Top Secret
No. 2090-2091	, 5/26/51: My Secret Story
No. 2092-2093	7/1/51: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow)
No. 2094-2095	7/8/51: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow)
No. 2096-2098	, 7/26/51: The Stairway (from BBC)
No. 2099-2100	, 11/13/51: Scotland Yard
No. 2101-2102	, 12/6/51: Mr. Keene Tracer of Lost Persons
No. 2103	, 7/6/53: Price of Crime
No. 2104	, 8/20/53: 13th Juror
No. 2105-2106	, 10/26/56: X minus One (12-inch)
	b. Cavalcade of America
No. 2107-2108	, 1/20/47: “Builder of the Sioux” (William Holden and Marcia Hunt)
No. 2109-2110	, 12/8/47: “Hurry Up Yost” (Thomas Mitchell and Bill Stern)
No. 2111-2112	12/22/47: “Diamonds in the Sky” (June, Kathleen, and Gene Lockhart)
No. 2113-2114	, 3/29/48: “Roses in the Rain” (Joan Caulfield and Ralph Bellamy)
No. 2115-2116	, 5/17/48: “Queen of Heartbreak Trail” (Irene Dunne)
No. 2117-2118	, 5/31/48: “Who Walk Alone” (Louis Calhern and Macdonald Cary)
No. 2119-2120	, 6/14/48: “Chautauqua Fable” (William Powell)
No. 2121-2122	, 6/21/48: “Skylark Song” (Lucille Ball)
No. 2123-2124	, 4/3/51: “The Reluctant Pioneer” (June Havoc and Jeffery Lynn)
No. 2125-2126	, 9/17/52: Story of Catherine Fay (rehearsal)
No. 2127-2128	, 12/23/52: “Christmas In America” (Walter Hamden and the DuPont Chorus)
	c. The Hollywood Story
No. 2129-2130	, 10/11/53: The Francis X Bushman Story (Ronald Reagan)
No. 2131-2132	, 10/18/53: The Milton Sills Story (Robert Mitchum)
No. 2133-2134	, 10/25/53: The Rudolph Valentino Story (Desi Arnez)
No. 2135-2136	, 11/7/53: The Ida Lupino Story (Ida Lupino)
No. 2137-2138	, 11/21/53: The Dick Powell Story (Dick Powell)
No. 2139-2140	, 11/28/53: The Robert Ryan Story (Robert Ryan)
No. 2141-2142	, 12/5/53: The Adolph Zukor Story (Gene Hersholt)
No. 2143-2144	, 12/12/53: The Jane Wyman Story (Jane Wyman)
No. 2145-2146	, 12/19/53: The Carole Lombard Story (Lucille Ball)
No. 2147-2148	, 12/26/53: The Story of Stanley Kramer (Van Johnson and Frank Lovejoy)
	d. N.B.C. University Theatre
No. 2149-2152	, 10/24/48: “They Stoop to Folly” by Ellen Glasgow
No. 2153-2154	, 1/30/49: “Noon Wine” by Katherine Anne Porter
No. 2155-2156	3/6/49: Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (“Nostalogie,” “Cask of Amontiado,” and “The Fall of the House of Usher”)
No. 2157-2158	, 10/2/49: “The Portrait of a Lady” by Henry James
No. 2159-2160	, 10/9/49: “The House of Mirth” by Edith Wharton
No. 2161-2162	, 10/16/49: “Sister Carrie” by Theodore Dreiser
	e. Radio Theatre
No. 2163-2164	, 1/14/47: “The Patriot” by Sidney Kingsley (in Spanish)
No. 2165-2166	, 3/25/47: “Faith Is As A Mustard Seed” (in Spanish)
No. 2167-2168	, 4/1/47 (in Spanish)
No. 2169-2170	, 4/8/47: “Of Time and the River” (in Spanish)
No. 2171-2172	, 4/15/47: “The Second Mile” (in Spanish)
No. 2173-2174	, 4/22/47: “Western Star” (in Spanish)
No. 2175-2176	, 4/29/47: “Western Star” (2nd episode) (in Spanish)
No. 2177-2178	, 6/10/47: “Alibi Ike” (in Spanish)
No. 2179-2180	, 9/16/47: “The Ugliest Man In The World” by Arch Obler (in Spanish)
No. 2181-2183	, 11/7/47: “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court” by Mark Twain
No. 2184-2187	, 11/21/47: “A Coffin for Demetrius” by Eric Ambler
No. 2188-2191	, 12/17/47: “George Washington Slept Here” by Kaufman and Hart
No. 2192-2193	, 12/31/47: “Dangerous Corner” by J. B. Priestley
No. 2194-2197	, 6/2/48: “Laura” with Virginia Gilmore
No. 2198-2201	, 6/9/48: “Michael and Mary” by A. A. Milne
No. 2202-2205	, 6/13/48: “My Sister Eileen” with Shirley Booth and Virginia Gilmore
No. 2206-2209	, 7/14/48: “Arrowsmith” by Sinclair Lewis
	f. Academy Theatre (TV)
No. 2210-2211	, 8/1/49: Young girl - Pipper - meets Abe Lincoln
No. 2212-2213	, 8/8/49: “The Drums of Oude”
No. 2214-2216	, 8/15/49: Mystery - takes place in hills of Scotland
No. 2217-2218	, 8/22/49: Young girl's problem with boy
No. 2219-2220	, 8/29/49: “Summer Comes to Diamond O”
No. 2221-2222	, 9/5/49: Mystery
No. 2223-2224	, 9/12/49: Mystery - 2 old ladies and their nephew
	III. Weekly Series - Comedy
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2225-2226	, 8/27/47: A Day in the Life of Dennis Day
No. 2227-2228	, 12/15/47: Bell Boy Please
No. 2229-2230	, 11/21/48: Phil Harris and Alice Faye
No. 2231-2232	, 4/22/49: The Life of Riley
No. 2233-2234	, 4/29/49: The Life of Riley
No. 2235-2236	, 6/29/49: My Silent Partner
	b. The Aldrigh Family
No. 2237-2238	10/28/48
No. 2239-2240	11/4/48
No. 2241-2242	11/25/48
No. 2243-2244	2/1/53
No. 2245-2246	2/8/53
No. 2247-2248	3/1/53
No. 2249-2250	3/8/53
No. 2251-2252	4/12/53
No. 2253-2254	4/19/53
	IV. Special Dramas
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2255	, 4/20/47: “Upstream” - YMCA
No. 2256	, 5/23/48: One Hundred Years of News
No. 2257	, 6/5/48: “Our Town” - rehearsal
No. 2258	, 11/10/48: “The Lips of a Strange Woman” Scope and Content Note: (with Raymond Massey - series on Venereal Disease)
No. 2259	, 4/26/49: “Macbeth” - rehearsal
No. 2260-2261	, 9/16/49: “The Pen and the Dream” (Boy Scout Constitution Day Special)
No. 2262-2263	, 10/9/49: “The Cardboard Box” (UN Special)
No. 2264-2268	, 10/19/49: “Could Be” (look into future)
No. 2269-2270	, 11/7/49: “Peculiar Ambition” (National Education Week)
No. 2271-2272	, 4/7/51: “You Can't Take It With You” by George Kaufman and Moss Hart
No. 2273-2274	10/13/53: “G. I. Joe” with Lawson Serby, Bill Quinn and others
No. 2275-2276	, 5/6/54: “Go South Young Man” by Don Macowich w/ MacDonald Carey
	4/11/57: “Exodus of Andor” with Eli Wallach, Brandon de Wilde (see # 2973-2974)
No. 2277-2280	, No Date: F. Scott Fitzgerald - biography in sound (12-inch)
	b. Programs with John Barrymore
No. 2281-2282	, 8/17/53: Reading from “Richard III”
No. 2283-2284	, 8/24/53: Reading from “Twelfth Night”
No. 2285-2286	, No Date: “Hamlet”
	V. Programs About Drama - comments and criticisms
	a. Comments on Specific Works
No. 2287	, 5/27/49: Comments on Henry James' “The Ambassadors”
No. 2288	, 6/10/49: Commentary by E. M. Forster on his “A Passage to India”
No. 2289	, 6/29/49: Commentary by Bernard DeVoto on A. B. Guthrie's “The Big Sky”
No. 2290	, 9/29/49: Commentary by Henry Outland on Henry James' “Portrait of a Lady”
No. 2291	, 10/13/49: Commentary by Ralph Bates on Theodore Dreiser's “Sister Carrie”
No. 2292	, 11/4/49: Commentary by John Crosby on F. Scott Fitgerald's “Babylon Revisited”
No. 2293	, 11/7/49: Commentary by Robert Penn Warren on William Faulkner's “Wild Palms”
No. 2294	, 1/14/49: Commentary by Diana Trilling on Ernest Hemingway's “For Whom the Bell Tolls”
No. 2295	, 11/21/49: Commentary by John Kiernan on John P. Marquand's “Point of No Return”
No. 2296	, 12/18/49: Commentary by Norman Cousins on Thomas Wolfe's “You Can't Go Home Again”
No. 2297	, 2/19/50: Commentary by John Crosby on Joseph Conrad's “Victory”
	b. News and Gossip of the Theatre
No. 2298	, 12/26/39: Variety Showmanship Award
No. 2299	, 4/17/47: Broadway in Review #46 and 47 (in German)
No. 2300	, 4/25/47: Stanley Maxted
No. 2301-2302	, 4/27/47: Drama Critics Circle Award
No. 2303-2304	, 4/30/47: Life in Hollywood Scope and Content Note: (Interviews with Joseph Cotton, Lionel Barrymore, and Gregory Peck - in English and Spanish)
No. 2305	11/11/47: Stage, Set, and Stars Scope and Content Note: (Judith Morley interviews Sam Jaffe)
No. 2306	, 9/2/49: Sunday Preview Scope and Content Note: (Norman Brockenshire and Roger Pryor discuss the coming Broadway season)
No. 2307-2308	, 9/9/49: Theatre Guild Backstage Biography
No. 2309-2310	, 6/3/51: Variety Showmanship Award
No. 2311-2312	, 3/29/53: Theatre Guild “Tony” Awards
No. 2313	, 9/1/53: Hollywood Story Scope and Content Note: (Shirley Thomas interview Dana Andrews and comments on the theatrical scene)
No. 2314	, 3/24/56: Conversation with Fred Allen Scope and Content Note: (taped interview played in memoriam on the occasion of his death)
	Series D - Music, Variety, Quiz and Panel Shows, 1938-1958 Physical Description: 165 disc recordings
	I. Regular Weekly
	a. Comedy
No. 2315-2316	, 10/24/48: Ozzie and Harriet (International Silver Program)
No. 2317-2319	, 3/11/50: Bob Hope Show (segments to be integrated)
	b. Music
No. 2320	, 10/23/38: R.C.A. Magic Key (parts 2 and 4 only)
No. 2321	, 3/18/40: Whispering Rhythm
No. 2322-2323	, 8/26/46: Telephone Hour
No. 2324-2325	, 9/30/46: Telephone Hour
No. 2326-2327	, 4/5/47: Matchless Service Time
No. 2328-2329	, 11/11/47: U.S. In the World of Art
No. 2330	, 11/12/47: Benson and Hedges “The Last Night In The Parliament Room”
No. 2331-2332	, 11/12/47: Carnation Hour
No. 2333-2334	, 12/18/47: First Piano Quartet
No. 2335-2336	, 12/29/47: Harvest of Stars
No. 2337	, 6/14/48: Chesterfield Supper Club
No. 2338-2339	, 6/20/48: Manhattan Merry-Go-Round
No. 2340-2341	, 7/7/48: Appointment With Music
No. 2342-2343	, 7/26/48: Carnation Hour
No. 2344-2345	, 8/8/48: R.C.A. Victor Show
No. 2346-2347	, 8/10/48: Musical Life
No. 2348	, 9/26/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal
No. 2349-2350	, 10/3/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal
No. 2351-2352	, 10/10/48: R.C.A. Victor Show - dress rehearsal
No. 2353-2354	, 10/29/48: Pastels In Rhythm
No. 2355-2356	, 4/12/49: Here's Archer with Gene Archer and Cliff Arquette and recordings
No. 2357	, 5/20/49: Here's Archer
No. 2358-2359	, 1/9/55: Manhattan Moods
No. 2360-2361	, 4/24/55: Manhattan Moods
No. 2362-2363	, 5/15/55: Manhattan Moods
No. 2364-2365	, 7/1/55: Stars In Action
No. 2366-2367	, 7/8/55: Stars In Action
No. 2368-2369	, 7/15/55: Stars In Action
No. 2370-2371	, 7/29/55: Stars In Action
No. 2372-2373	, 8/5/55: Stars In Action
No. 2374-2375	, 12/7/55: National Radio Fan Club Scope and Content Note: (Rock 'n Roll show with interviews with teens)
No. 2376	, No Date: Music for Saturday
	c. Comedy - Music Combinations
No. 2377-2378	, 5/9/48: Charlie McCarthy Show
No. 2379-2380	, 7/1/48: National Minstrels
No. 2381-2382	, 7/6/48: Jack Pearl - dress rehearsal
No. 2383-2385	, 7/11/48: Dave Garroway
No. 2386-2387	, 10/17/48: Charlie McCarthy Show
No. 2388-2389	, 3/13/49: Henry Morgan Show
No. 2390-2391	, 6/5/49: Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Show
No. 2392-2393	, 8/31/49: Henry Morgan Show
No. 2394-2395	, 9/7/49: Henry Morgan Show
No. 2396	, 4/21/50: Dave Garroway
No. 2397	, 12/11/53: Eddie Cantor Clinic
No. 2398-2401	, 12/12/58: Monitor - Don Russell
No. 2402-2405	, 12/19/58: Monitor - Don Russell
No. 2406-2409	, 12/26/58: Monitor - Don Russell
	d. Quiz Shows
No. 2410-2412	, 10/9/47: Seven Arts Quiz
No. 2413-2415	, 1/13/49: The Missus Goes A Shoppin' (12-inch 78 rpm)
No. 2416-2418	, 9/25/49: Take It or Leave It
No. 2419-2420	, 6/3/51: 64 Dollar Question
No. 2421-2422	, 7/15/53: Baron and the Bee
No. 2423	, 11/10/53: Phrase that Pays
No. 2424-2425	, 2/17/55: Spend a Million
No. 2426-2427	, 2/24/55: Spend a Million
No. 2428-2429	12/5/56: 21 (TV), Charles Van Doren's first victory
No. 2430-2431	3/11/57: 21 (TV), Charles Van Doren's defeat
	e. Panel Shows
No. 2432	, 4/19/47: WNBC Stamp Club
No. 2433-2434	, 5/15/47: Juvenile Jury
No. 2435-2436	, 5/22/47: Juvenile Jury
No. 2437	, 11/13/47: Here Are the Answers
No. 2438-2441	, 12/15/47: Listener Talks Back - Town Hall Radio Workshop (12-inch 78 rpm)
No. 2442-2443	, 5/22/48: Alibis Unlimited
No. 2444-2445	, 9/17/48: Who Said That
No. 2446-2447	, 11/7/48: Who Said That
No. 2448-2449	, 12/12/48: Who Said That (with Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Kaltenborn)
No. 2450-2451	, 2/20/49: Who Said That
No. 2452	, 6/4/49: Junior Reporter with Ed Herlihy Scope and Content Note: (adults and children discuss parental respect)
No. 2453	, 6/29/51: The Answer Man Scope and Content Note: (people write in questions for the “Answer Man” to answer)
	II. Special Programs
	a. Comedy
No. 2454-2455	, 4/1/49: Misinformation Please (parody of FCC investigations)
No. 2456	5/22/40: Radio Correspondents Association (parody on Hitler, etc.)
No. 2457-2458	, 11/25/47: Bob Hope (from London)
No. 2459	, 10/10/48: Red Feather Salute Scope and Content Note: (dedicated to Community Chests of America, with George Burns and Gracie Allen. Jane Pickens - hostess)
	b. Music
No. 2460-2461	, 4/5/47: Columbus Boys Choir (Easter Program)
No. 2462-2463	, 7/25/48: Fine Arts Festival (University of Iowa orchestra)
	c. Comedy - Music Combinations
No. 2464-2465	, 8/26/43: Bob Hope (with U.S. troops in N. Africa)
No. 2466-2467	, 7/22/48: Army Roll Call
No. 2468	, 9/4/49: Eddie Cantor
No. 2469-2471	, 4/3/50: Cancer Crusade
No. 2472-2475	, 5/29/51: Pint Parade (Red Cross Special for Blood Bank)
No. 2476-2477	, 9/14/53: Friend to Friend (Red Cross Special for Greek Island earth quake victims)
No. 2478-2479	, 1/4/56: Comedienne Anna Russell
	Series E - Speeches, 1939-1959 Physical Description: 377 disc recordings
	I. By National Office Holders
	a. Elected
No. 2480-2481	, 1/4/29: President Roosevelt address to opening of the House of Representatives
No. 2482-2483	, 3/4/39: President Roosevelt address at 150th Anniversary of first meeting of Congress (12-inch)
No. 2484-2485	, 9/21/39: President Roosevelt before Joint Session of Congress
No. 2486	, 1/30/40: President Roosevelt
No. 2487-2489	9/2/40: President Roosevelt opening of Great Smokey National Park, Tennessee
No. 2490-2491	9/2/40: President Roosevelt - Dedication of Chickamauga Dam, TVA, Tennessee
No. 2492-2493	, 10/23/40: President Roosevelt address - 1st in campaign for re-election
No. 2494	, 10/24/40: President Roosevelt address
No. 2495-2496	11/1/40: President Roosevelt campaign speech - Academy of Music, Brooklyn, New York
No. 2497	, 11/4/40: President Roosevelt address
No. 2498-2499	, 3/8/41: President Roosevelt address at Farm Day Dinner
No. 2500-2501	, 10/3/41: President Roosevelt “Mobilization for Human Needs”
No. 2502-2503	, 11/6/41: President Roosevelt “Defense Labor Talk”
No. 2504	, 6/12/42: President Roosevelt “Statement on Rubber”
No. 2505	, 6/14/42: President Roosevelt “Toward the Century of Common Man” (program)
No. 2506	, 6/7/43: President Roosevelt address
No. 2507	, 6/10/43: President Roosevelt address
No. 2508	, 8/12/44: President Roosevelt summary of Pacific Inspection tour (part 3 only)
No. 2509-2511	, 10/28/44: President Roosevelt address - 4th in re-election campaign
No. 2512-2513	, 11/6/44: President Roosevelt address to National Democratic Party Rally
No. 2514	, 5/21/45: President Truman presentation of Medal of Honor
No. 2515-2416	, 6/26/45: President Truman address on United Nations to new delegates in San Francisco
No. 2517-2419	, 8/8/45: President Truman report on Potsdam Conference (12-inch)
No. 2520-2421	, 8/9/45: President Truman address to people - reasons for military occupation
No. 2522-2523	, 9/2/45: President Truman - armed forces program
No. 2524	, 10/2/45: President Truman address
No. 2525-2526	, 10/23/45: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress
No. 2527-2528	, 10/30/45: President Truman address explaining Executive Order 9599 - guiding policies of gov't during transition from war to peace.
No. 2529	, 11/26/45: President Truman award of distinguished serve medal to General Marshall
No. 2530-2531	, 12/24/45: President Truman Lighting White House Christmas tree
No. 2532-2533	, 1/3/46: President Truman address to people about problems facing Congress
No. 2534	, 3/6/46: President Truman address (part 2 only)
No. 2535-2536	, 3/23/46: President Truman speech at Jackson Day Dinner
No. 2537-2538	4/6/46: President Truman address - Army Day, Chicago
No. 2539-2540	, 4/12/46: President Truman address at Hyde Park
No. 2541	, 5/14/46: President Truman - Pan American Day address
No. 2542	, 6/6/47: Representative Charles Halleck address
No. 2543	, 6/22/47: Sentaor Taft on Taft-Harley Bill after Truman veto
No. 2544-2546	, 11/17/47: President Truman to Joint Session of Congress
No. 2547	, 2/12/48: Governor Dewey address excerpts
No. 2548-2549	, 4/19/48: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress
No. 2550-2551	, 5/14/48: President Truman address
No. 2552	, 5/20/48: President Truman address (part 1 only)
No. 2553-2554	, 5/30/48: President Truman Memorial Day speech
No. 2555	, 6/2/48: Senator Taft address
No. 2556	, 6/13/48: Senator William Langer
No. 2557-2558	, 10/8/48: President Truman address (12-inch)
No. 2559-2560	, 2/10/49: Senator Vandenberg
No. 2561-2562	, 2/28/49: Senator Walter Mahoney talk
No. 2563-2564	, 3/23/49: Vice President Barkley
No. 2565	, 8/17/49: Senator Joe McCarthy
No. 2566	, 8/24/49: Senator McGrath speech to Democratic National Committee
No. 2567	, 8/24/49: President Truman speech to Democratic National Committee
No. 2568	, 11/8/49: President Truman address
No. 2569-2571	, 11/9/49: Harold E. Stassen speech
No. 2572	, 11/15/49: President Truman address - 4th Anniversary of United Nations
No. 2573-2575	, 12/2/49: Vice President Alben Barkley
No. 2576-2580	, 1/4/50: President Truman State of the Union message (12-inch)
No. 2581-2582	, 2/15/50: President Truman F.B.I. speech
No. 2583-2585	, 2/16/50: President Truman address to Jefferson - Jackson Day Dinner
No. 2586-2587	, 2/18/50: Harold Stassen address
No. 2588-2589	, 4/20/50: President Truman address to American Society of Newspaper Editors
No. 2590	, 5/4/50: Senator Tydings talk
No. 2591	5/8/50: President Truman speech - Galesburg, Illinois
No. 2592-2593	5/14/50: President Truman address - Madison, Wisconsin to Credit Union National Association
No. 2594-2595	, 5/15/50: President Truman address - Jefferson Jubilee
No. 2596-2597	, 6/6/50: President Truman address to convention of businessmen
No. 2598-2599	6/9/50: President Truman from Columbia, Missouri
No. 2600	, 6/16/50: Senator Tydings report from Congress
No. 2601	, 6/19/50: President Truman - Korea program
No. 2602	, 6/27/50: President Truman's Cornerstone speech
No. 2603-2604	, 6/28/50: President Truman - American Newspaper Guild speech
No. 2605-2606	, 7/19/50: President Truman address on situation in Korea
No. 2607	, 9/26/50: President Truman address
No. 2608-2609	, 11/30/50: President Truman and Charlie Ross
No. 2610-2614	, 1/8/51: President Truman address to Congress (12-inch)
No. 2615-2618	, 1/9/51: Senator Taft Press Club speech
No. 2619	, 1/29/51: Senator Taft before the D. C. Republican Club
No. 2620	, 2/21/51: President Truman at Masonic Breakfast
No. 2621-2622	, 4/11/51: President Truman address “...what we're doing in Korea and our eastern policy...”
No. 2623	, 4/18/51: President Truman Armed Forces Day message
No. 2624	, 5/9/51: President Truman speech at Department of Interior
No. 2625-2626	, 5/17/51: President Truman Citizenship Conference speech
No. 2627	, 6/13/51: President Truman addressing Highway Safety Council
No. 2628-2629	, 6/14/51: President Truman Inflation speech
No. 2630	, 6/14/51: President Truman speech to 4H Clubbers
No. 2631-2632	, 6/25/51: President Truman Tennessee speech
No. 2633-2634	, 7/9/51: President Truman - July 4th speech
No. 2635	, 8/8/51: President Truman at USO Ceremonies
No. 2636	, 8/14/51: President Truman American Legion Dedication
No. 2637-2638	, 9/4/51: President Truman - San Francisco Japanese Peace Treaty address
No. 2639-2640	, 9/17/51: President Truman Postal Service speech
No. 2641	, 9/17/51: President Truman speech at dedication of the new case for the Declaration of Independence
No. 2642-2644	, 9/28/71: President Truman address to Washington Pilgrimage of American Churchmen (12-inch)
No. 2645-2647	, 11/7/51: President Truman address - problems in connection with our foreign policy (12-inch)
No. 2648-2651	, 1/9/52: President Truman State of the Union message (12-inch 78 rpm)
No. 2652	, 2/21/52: President Truman address
No. 2653-2654	, 2/23/52: Senator Dirksen talk
No. 2655-2656	, 3/6/52: President Truman address to people about Mutual Security program
No. 2657-2658	, 4/8/52: President Truman address to people on threatened steel strike
No. 2659-2661	, 6/7/52: President Truman address to annual reunion of 35th division with which he fought (12-inch)
No. 2662-2663	, 6/14/52: President Truman address-officiating ceremony for USS Nautilus
No. 2664-2665	, 10/11/52: President Truman reply to receiving the F.D.R. medal for his efforts on behalf of civil rights
No. 2666-2667	, 10/22/52: President Truman on behalf of Adlai Stevenson
No. 2668	, 2/2/53: President Eisenhower State of the Union message (parts 2 and 4 only)
No. 2669-2670	, 4/5/54: President Eisenhower address to people on international and domestic problems
No. 2671-2672	9/23/54: President Eisenhower address at dedication ceremonies at McNary Dam, Oregon
No. 2673-2674	, 10/20/54: President Eisenhower address to American Jewish Tercentenary Dinner - 300 years since settlement of Jews in U.S.
No. 2675	, 7/25/55: President Eisenhower report on Geneva Conference
No. 2676	, No Date: Senator Robert A. Taft address
No. 2677	, No Date: President Truman address to Reserve Officers Association
No. 2678-2679	, No Date: President Truman address to Joint Session of Congress (12-inch)
No. 2680-2682	, No Date: President Truman on steel strike (12-inch)
No. 2683-2685	, No Date: President Truman address (12-inch)
No. 2686-2687	, No Date: President Truman address to Wake Forest College (12-inch)
No. 2688	, No Date: President Truman Armistice Day message (12-inch)
	b. Appointed
No. 2689-2690	, 4/17/46: Chester Bowles
No. 2691-2692	, 12/8/46: Dean Acheson acting Secretary of State
No. 2693	, 8/8/47: Secretary of State Marshall Third Horsemen
No. 2694-2695	, 12/19/47: Secretary of State George C. Marshall
No. 2696	, 12/29/47: Henry Wallace
No. 2697-2698	, 3/19/48: Secretary of State George C. Marshall (parts 2 and 3 only)
No. 2699	, 10/4/48: Henry Wallace talk
No. 2700	, 10/7/48: Acting Secretary of State Lovett
No. 2701	, 10/11/48: Henry Wallace
No. 2702-2704	, 12/3/48: Charles Sawyer - Secretary of Commerce
No. 2705	, 1/26/48: Dean Acheson statement
No. 2706	, 4/12/49: John Foster Dulles
No. 2707-2708	, 9/15/49: Paul Hoffman
No. 2709	, 10/22/49: Helen Gahagan Douglas
No. 2710-2711	, 3/15/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson
No. 2712-2713	, 3/16/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson
No. 2714-2715	, 3/17/50: Secretary of Defense Johnson
No. 2716-2718	, 5/31/50: Secretary of State Dean Acheson
No. 2719-2720	, 6/8/50: Charles E. Wilson
No. 2721-2722	, 6/29/50: Secretary of State Acheson to the American Newspaper Guild
No. 2723-2724	, 1/29/50: Secretary of State Acheson
No. 2725-2726	, 2/5/51: Michael DiSalle
No. 2727-2728	, 3/27/51: Secretary of State Acheson
No. 2729-2730	, 7/24/51: Dean Acheson
No. 2731	, No Date: Secretary of Agriculture Brannon
	II. By National Non-Office Holders
	a. Political
No. 2732	, 4/16/47: Leon Mohill at Frankfurt
No. 2733	, 2/2/48: Will Clayton
No. 2734	, 3/12/49: James Wadsworth
No. 2735-2737	, 4/1/49: Ernest Bevin
No. 2738	, 10/23/50: Cordell Hull
No. 2739-2740	, 2/10/50: Whittaker Chambers
	b. Labor
No. 2741-2742	, 9/5/49: Charles F. Brannon and Charles J. MacGoroan
No. 2743	, 10/12/49: Phil Murray
No. 2744	, 2/2/50: John L. Lewis
No. 2745	, 2/2/50: Mine Owners Statement
No. 2746	, 6/21/50: Walter Reuther
No. 2747	, 7/31/50: George Meany
No. 2748	, 9/4/50: Phillip Murray
No. 2749	, 3/5/51: Phillip Murray
No. 2750	, 6/25/56: Steel Workers Statement
No. 2751-2752	, 1/8/58: George Meany
	c. Military
No. 2753	, 5/5/42: Last Message from Corregidor
No. 2754	, 6/22/45: General Eisenhower at Kansas
No. 2755-2756	, 3/17/49: James Forrestal
No. 2757	, 4/30/49: General James H. Doolittle
No. 2758	, 4/14/50: General Omar Bradley (part 1 only)
No. 2759	, 9/27/50: General Bradley
No. 2760	, 10/28/50: General Marshall on Atlantic Pact
No. 2761	, 2/2/51: General Eisenhower
No. 2762	, 4/18/51: General MacArthur “No Politics” speech
No. 2763-2764	, 4/19/51: General MacArthur - speech to Joint Session of Congress
No. 2765	, 4/19/51: General MacArthur at D.A.R.
No. 2766-2767	, 4/19/51: General MacArthur at Washington Monument
No. 2768-2770	, 10/17/51: General MacArthur
	d. Business
No. 2771	, 10/30/47: New York Better Business Bureau
No. 2772-2774	, 3/28/49: General Sarnoff
No. 2775-2778	, 1/12/50: Speeches at Press Club Luncheon
No. 2779	, 10/19/50: Edward L. Bernays
No. 2780-2781	, 6/11/59: Speeches at Rotary Convention
	e. Medicine
No. 2782	, 9/27/48: Dr. Joseph E. Moore - Venereal Disease Therapy
No. 2783	, 9/28/48: Dr. Wingate Johnson
No. 2784	, 7/27/49: Dr. Frank C. Lanbach
No. 2785	, 12/14/49: Dr. Harold Urey
	f. Clergy
No. 2786	, 2/22/50: Pope Pius
No. 2787	, 12/22/50: Bishop G. Bromley Oxman
	g. Miscellaneous
No. 2788-2789	, 1/6/50: Norman Cousins
No. 2790	, 9/18/50: Louis A. Johnson (12-inch)
No. 2791-2792	10/2/50: Gordon Dean, Warren Austin and General Eisenhower - U. of Michigan research
No. 2793	, 3/28/51: Mrs. Willis Reed
No. 2794-2795	, 4/7/51: Dr. Ledler on Economic progress
No. 2796-2798	, 6/9/51: Robert Bogeler's speech to Press Club
No. 2799	, 11/5/51: Robert Montgomery on “Being an American”
No. 2800-2802	, 2/15/54: Harold Hunt salute to advertising
No. 2803	, No Date: Robert Vogeler speech
	III. By International Figures
	a. Political
No. 2804	, 9/3/39: King George VI
No. 2805-2806	, 11/29/42: Winston Churchill
No. 2807	, 5/14/43: Winston Churchill (part 1 only)
No. 2808	, 8/31/43: Winston Churchill - speech after Ottawa Conference (Disc broken; on tape copy only)
No. 2809-2810	, 3/26/44: Winston Churchill
No. 2811	, 7/8/44: General DeGaulle
No. 2812-2814	11/9/45: Prime Minister Atlee (parts 2, 3 and 4 only)
No. 2815-2817	, 11/13/45: Prime Minister Atlee
No. 2818	7/19/47: Dr. Antonio Rocha Interim - Director - General, Pan American Union
No. 2819	, 2/3/48: Queen Wilhelmina
No. 2820-2821	, 4/1/48: Marshall Bogata
No. 2822-2823	5/25/48: Dr. Wiessman, President of Israel
No. 2824-2825	, 3/21/49: Bernard Baruch
No. 2826	, 9/9/49: Sir Stafford Cripps
No. 2827	, 9/18/49: Sir Stafford Cripps
No. 2828-2830	, 9/29/49: Trygve Lie
No. 2831-2832	, 10/12/49: Pandit Nehru
No. 2833-2838	, 10/19/49: Pandit Nehru
No. 2839	, 11/16/49: The Shah of Iran
No. 2840	, 12/25/49: King George VI
No. 2841	, 12/28/49: Winston Churchill
No. 2842-2844	, 3/21/50: Trygve Lie
No. 2845	, 6/6/50: Trygve Lie
No. 2846	, 8/1/50: Jacob Malik
No. 2847-2848	, 12/6/50: Prime Minister Atlee
No. 2849-2850	, 11/1/50: Lord Halifax
No. 2851	, 2/7/52: Winston Churchill
No. 2852-2855	, 4/3/52: Queen Juliana
No. 2856	, No Date: Prime Minister Atlee
	Series F - Religious Programs, 1947-1958 Physical Description: 127 disc recordings
	I. Regular Weekly Series
	a. Religion In The News
No. 2857	12/5/47
No. 2858	11/20/48
No. 2859	11/27/48
No. 2860	12/4/48
No. 2861	12/11/48
No. 2862	10/1/49
No. 2863	10/8/49
No. 2864	10/14/49
No. 2865	10/29/49
No. 2866	11/5/49
No. 2867	11/12/49
No. 2868	11/19/49
No. 2869	11/26/49
No. 2870	12/3/49
No. 2871	4/22/50
No. 2872	4/29/50
No. 2873	5/13/50
	b. The Lutheran Hour - with Rev. Dr. Oswald Hoffman
No. 2874-2875	1/20/57
No. 2876-2877	2/24/57
No. 2878-2879	3/24/57
No. 2880-2881	4/7/57
No. 2882-2883	5/5/57
No. 2884-2885	6/9/57
	c. National Radio Pulpit
No. 2886-2887	, 10/2/49: “America for Christ” Dr. Ralph Sockman
No. 2888-2889	, 6/29/52: “The Religion of a Healthy Mind” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.
No. 2890-2891	, 7/13/52: “What Makes Sin Sinful?” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.
No. 2892-2893	, 7/25/52: “On Being Sure of God” Dr. John A. Redhead Jr.
No. 2894-2895	, 8/3/52: “The Church in the Storm” Bishop Arthur J. Moore
No. 2896-2897	, 8/10/52: “What Has the Church Been Doing?” Bishop Arthur J. Moore
No. 2898-2899	, 8/17/52: “What Must the Church Do Now?” Bishop Arthur J. Moore
No. 2900-2901	, 8/24/52: “The King Invisible” Bishop Arthur J. Moore
No. 2902-2903	, 8/31/52: “Paying Our Debt to Yesterday” Bishop Moore
No. 2904-2905	, 9/7/52: “Some Things to Remember” Bishop Moore
No. 2906-2907	, 9/21/52: “Jesus the Almighty Saviour” Bishop Moore
No. 2908-2909	, 9/28/52: “The Credentials of a Christian” Bishop Moore
No. 2910	, 12/20/52: Dr. Ralph W. Sockman
	d. Bible Study Hour (Dr. Barnhouse)
No. 2911-2912	9/30/56
No. 2913-2914	1/20/57
No. 2915-2916	2/24/57
No. 2917-2918	3/24/57
No. 2919-2920	4/7/57
No. 2921-2922	5/5/7
No. 2923-2924	6/9/57
	e. The Eternal Light
No. 2925-2926	, 12/19/48: Drama - “His Excellency of Vilna” with Peter Capell and Roger DeCorban
No. 2927	, 6/13/54: Commentary by Rabbi Wise (dramatization not on record)
No. 2928-2929	, 2/28/58: Dr. Lewis Jones (12-inch)
No. 2930	, 3/9/58: Mr. William Sylk (12-inch)
	f. Faith In Action Scope and Content Note: (Merrill Mueller commenter and interviewer - interviews people connected with World Council of Churches)
No. 2931	8/18/57
No. 2932	8/25/57
No. 2933	9/1/57
	g. Christian Science Program with Felix M. Krems
No. 2934-2935	1/2/49
No. 2936-2937	2/6/49
No. 2938-2939	4/3/49
No. 2940-2941	5/1/49
	h. Art of Living (Christian Living) with Robert J. McCracken
No. 2942	5/5/57
No. 2943	, 6/9/57 (2 copies)
No. 2944	6/16/57
	j. The Catholic Hour
No. 2945-2946	, 9/12/49: Chaplin William B. Clasby
No. 2947-2948	, 7/2/50: Michael F. Walsh
No. 2949	, 8/13/50: Henry Ford
No. 2950-2951	, 9/7/50 9/24/50 “Operation Survival” - fight against communism - narrator Scott Tennyson parts 1 & 4 of 4
No. 2952-2953	, 6/1/52: Reverend Joseph E. Manten
No. 2954-2955	, 6/8/52: Reverend Joseph E. Manten
	II. Special Reports
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 2956	, 8/8/46: Riches Beyond Price
No. 2957	, 12/11/47: Universal Bible Sunday
No. 2958	, 5/28/48: Interfaith Roundtable - Ray Barrack
No. 2959	, 6/3/48: The Presbyterian Church in the U.S.
No. 2960	, 1/13/49: Interfaith Roundtable
No. 2961	, 10/15/49: National Council of Jewish Women - Irene Rich in drama
No. 2962	, 10/30/49: Religion in American Life Scope and Content Note: (with Bing Crosby, Charles Laughton, Dr. Joseph Proskaver, Charles E. Wilson, Pres. Harry S. Truman)
No. 2963	, 12/24/49: Christmas in the Bowery Mission
No. 2964	, 8/12/51: Dr. Vincent Peale
No. 2965-2966	, 11/4/51: Religion in American Life Scope and Content Note: (Raymond Massey, and General Ridgeway)
No. 2967	, 12/1/51: Religion in American Life
No. 2968-2969	, 1/15/56: Hour of Decision (Billy Graham)
No. 2970	, 12/18/56: Rabbi Looks At Christmas - Dr. Maurice N. Eisendraph
No. 2971-2972	, 5/14/57: Tex and Jinx interview Billy Graham
No. 2973-2974	, 4/11/57: Exodus of Andor - Passover Special
No. 2975	, 11/3/58: Voice of Temperance - Sam Morris
No. 2976	, 11/11/58: Voice of Temperance - Sam Morris
No. 2977-2978	, 12/26/58: Lutheran Layman's League
	b. Easter Programs
No. 2979	, 4/14/49: Holy Week Services
No. 2980	, 4/17/49: WNBT Continuous Easter
No. 2981	, 4/8/57: A Rabbi Looks At Easter - Dr. Maurice N. Eisendraph
No. 2982-2983	, 4/21/57: Easter Sunrise Service from Arlington Cemetery
	Series G - Women's Programs, 1947-1956 Physical Description: 22 disc recordings
	I. Regular Series
	a. Various Programs
No. 2984	, 4/23/47: Maggie's Private Wire Scope and Content Note: (interviewing Robert King)
No. 2985-2986	, 5/1/47: Birdseye Open House
No. 2987-2988	, 5/21/47: In the Kelvinator Kitchen (TV)
No. 2989-2991	, 8/31/47: Party Line (TV)
No. 2992-2994	, 11/15/47: Honeymoon in New York with Ed Herlihy interviewing couples “in love.”
No. 2995	, 12/8/47: Ladies Listen
No. 2996-2997	, 2/25/49: Bess Johnson Show
No. 2998	, 4/3/56: Weekday - Helen Hayes (The Paddle Wheel Story)
	b. Tex and Jinx
No. 2999	8/29/47
No. 3000-3002	, 4/19/49: Anniversary Show
No. 3003	, 7/11/51: with Senator Kefauver
No. 3004	12/16/53: with Ex-mayor of New York, William O'Dwyer
	II. Special Programs
	a. Feature Reports
No. 3005	, 5/31/50: What Nobody Knows About Women
	Series H - Agriculture Programs, 1946-1959 Physical Description: 24 disc recordings
	I. Regular Series
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 3006	, 4/1/46: WRC Almanac
No. 3007	, 5/9/46: WRC Almanac
No. 3008-3009	, 4/29/47: Modern Farmer sports (parts 2 & 3 only)
No. 3010-3011	, 8/29/47: Robinson Family
No. 3012	, 10/1/47: Modern Farmer program (W. D. Termoylyn)
No. 3013	, 10/1/47: Modern Farmer program (Homer Huntington)
	b. National Farm and Home Hours - with Everett Mitchell
No. 3014-3015	12/12/59
No. 3016-3017	12/19/59
No. 3018-3019	12/26/59
	c. Today and Tomorrow - James Cagney
No. 3020-3021	2/15/56
No. 3022-3023	2/29/56
No. 3024-3025	3/14/56
	II. Special Feature Program
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 3026-3029	, 4/4/57: International Harvester Golden Anniversary Party
	Series J - Sports Programs, 1947-1956 Physical Description: 17 disc recordings
	I. Regular Sporting News Reporting Programs
	a. Bill Stern
No. 3030	11/13/47
No. 3031	11/14/47
No. 3032	11/27/47
No. 3033	2/25/49
No. 3034-3035	, 9/22/49 (sports newsreel)
No. 3036	8/10/50
	b. Mel Allen and Russ Hodges
No. 3037	, 11/7/47 (White Owl Sports Smoker)
No. 3038	, 8/20/53 (NBC Sports Review)
	c. Wally Butterworth Show
No. 3039-3040	, 8/7/48 (2) (Sports New and Old Recordings)
	II. Sportscasts
	a. Special Event - Direct Broadcasts
No. 3041-3042	, 12/5/47: Louis - Walcott Fight (in French)
	12/7/56 (5 min. short) The Olympic Games - Melbourne, Australia with Bill Henry and Gene Simpson (see # 2374-2375)
	III. Special Sporting News
	a. Miscellaneous
No. 3043	, 8/17/48: Babe Ruth Memorial
No. 3044-3045	, 8/17/48: A Ballad For the Babe
No. 3046	, 12/26/57: Monitor - Bill France of National Association of Stock Cars (NASCAR)
	Series K - Children's Programs, 1946-1954 Physical Description: 49 disc recordings
	I. Regular Daily Series
	a. Howdy Doody
No. 3047-3048	, 3/7/49: Puppet Playhouse (Howdy Doody's early name)
No. 3049-3050	1/10/53
No. 3051-3052	1/17/53
No. 3053-3054	1/24/53
No. 3055-3056	1/31/53
No. 3057-3058	2/7/53
No. 3059-3060	2/14/53
No. 3061-3062	10/3/53
No. 3063-3064	3/5/54
No. 3065-3066	3/6/54
No. 3067-3068	3/13/54
No. 3069-3070	3/20/54
	II. Regular Weekly Series
	a. Various Programs
No. 3071	, 8/26/46: Mrs. Rachel Morehead
No. 3072-3073	, 5/25/47: The Children's Hour
No. 3074-3075	, 10/4/47: Triple B Ranch (with Bob Smith)
No. 3076	, 11/4/47: The World Over Playouse (“The Bird With the Golden Crown”)
No. 3077	, 12/11/47: WNBC Story Teller - “Tattercoats”
No. 3078	, 12/18/47: WNBC Story Teller
No. 3079	, 4/10/48: The Children's Hour
No. 3080-3082	, 7/31/48: Mind Your Manners
No. 3083	, 2/26/49: The P.A.L. Theatre - “The Talking Bird” (last chapter)
No. 3084-3085	, 3/1/49: Natural Treasures - Ivan Sanderson
No. 3086-3087	3/20/49: The Comic Weekly Man (reads Puck, the comic weekly)
	, 3/27/49: The Comic Weekly Man (see # 3086-3087)
No. 3088	, 3/31/49: The P.A.L. Theatre - “The Road That Has No Turning” (2nd chapter)
No. 3089-3091	, 6/29/49: Story Shop
No. 3092-3093	, 4/11/51: The Lady In Blue
No. 3094	, 12/20/53: Children's Edition of the News - W. W. Chaplin on Bedos Island
No. 3095	, No Date: A Day at the Circus
	Series L - Miscellaneous, 1946-1957 Physical Description: 102 disc recordings
	I. Auditions
	a. Individual Auditions (alphabetical order)
No. 3096	No Date: Ames, Johnny (NBC Talent Development)
No. 3097	8/27/46: Balzer, Fritz
No. 3098	No Date: Berle, Milton
No. 3099-3100	8/2/49: Burns, Bob
No. 3101-3102	9/1/49: Cantor, Eddie
No. 3103-3105	4/4/50: Considine, Bob
No. 3106-3107	7/1/49: Crosby, Bing
No. 3108-3109	6/22/49: Delmar, Kenny (Senator Claghorn)
No. 3110	5/9/49: Devine, Andy
No. 3111	8/30/47: Garroway, Dave
No. 3112	7/12/51: Godwin, Earl
No. 3113-3115	8/4/53: Hastings, Julia
No. 3116	3/10/49: Ives, Burl
No. 3117	, 9/18/46: Kahn
No. 3118	, 9/1146: Krun Ty
No. 3119	9/13/46: Martin, Ross
No. 3120	10/16/51: McIntyre, Eddie
No. 3121	No Date: Monte, Rudy (NBC Talent Development)
No. 3122-3123	7/9/49: Paar, Jack
No. 3124-3125	2/28/50: Pickford, Mary
No. 3126	2/27/53: Pinza, Enzio
No. 3127-3128	8/21/53: Rosenbloom, Slapsie Maxie
No. 3129	6/2/53: Ruggles, Charlie
No. 3130	1/27/53: Winters, Jonathan
No. 3131	No Date: Young, Norman (NBC Talent Development)
	b. Program Auditions
No. 3132	, 1/25/46: MGM Springtime
No. 3133	, 3/14/46: Herson in Person
No. 3134	, 9/3/46: Ourisman Chevrolet
No. 3135	, 10/5/46: Peoples Drug Store
No. 3136	, 7/16/48: Fred Waring Show
No. 3137	, 4/19/49: Everybody Wins (Jack Paar)
No. 3138-3140	, 10/5/49: Voices and Events - News Feature
No. 3141-3143	, 10/7/50: Magnificent Montague (Monty Wooley)
No. 3144-3145	, 3/1/53: His and Hers
No. 3146	, 3/16/53: Old Enough To Know Better
No. 3147	, 5/5/53: Where Are You From (TV)
No. 3148	, 6/2/53: Where Are You From
No. 3149	, 6/3/53: Where Are You From
No. 3150	, 6/6/53: Where Are You From
No. 3151	, No Date: Stand By....For Crime
	II. Unintegrated Segments
	a. Individual
No. 3152	, No Date: Segments with or about Bernard Baruch
No. 3153	, 10/21/47: From “Streetcar Named Desire” - working on sound techniques
No. 3154-3156	, 1/20/49: Sound Effects (78 rpm) Scope and Content Note: (Hoot owl, screech owl, siren, phone click, phone buzz, and dove cooing)
No. 3157-3158	, 2/7/49: Lincoln Narration by William Gang
No. 3159	, 2/20/49: Fred Allen speaks on the A.A.F. (plug)
No. 3160	, 5/18/50: Milton Berle - announcement of charity show for crippled children
	b. Interviews and Discussions
No. 3161	, 11/21/47: Duke Ellington and Perry Como
No. 3162	, 4/26/50: Casey Jones Story - with Mrs. Casey Jones
No. 3163	, 1/21/51: Carl Sandburg ? Scope and Content Note: (someone named “Carl” being interviewed and playing American folk music)
No. 3164	, 6/11/51: Hedda Hopper and Mario Lanza
No. 3165	4/5/53: Hy Gardner interviews various people (Perry Como, Eleanor Roosevelt, and others)
No. 3166-3167	, 2/5/57: Leopold Stokowski on “Music Through the Night” (interview)
	III. Short Features
	a. Pulse Daily
No. 3168	, No Date: Newport Jazz Festival
No. 3169	, 2/25/56: Best of Pulse with Ray Owen and Gabe Pressman
No. 3170	, 3/8/56: Alfred Hitchcock Party
No. 3171	, 9/17/56: Judy Garland Interview
No. 3172	, 11/15/56: Best of Pulse with Gabe Pressman and Leon Pearson
	b. Believe It or Not
No. 3173	, 8/5/48: with Bob Ripley Scope and Content Note: (story dramatized, then interview)
No. 3174	, 11/11/53: with Doug Storer
	IV. Closed Circuit Talks and Program Promotions
	a. Closed Circuit Talks Scope and Content Note: (with integrated program promotion spots - not all)
No. 3175-3176	, 7/25/46: Parade of Stars
No. 3177	, 9/6/46: Mr. Hickok on station relations
No. 3178	, 12/11/47: Decision Now (new format)
No. 3179	, 5/25/48: Welcoming back of Campbell Company as advertisers (part 1 of 2 only)
No. 3180	, 9/10/48: Cavalcade of America Show
No. 3181	, 11/8/48: Parade of Stars
No. 3182	, 11/29/48: Benny Shift
No. 3183-3184	, 7/8/49: Sidney H. Eiges and Fred Waring
No. 3185	, 9/2/49: Broadway Correspondents
No. 3186-3187	, 9/8/49: Broadway Correspondents
No. 3188	, 10/7/49: Niles Trammell - Joseph McConnell Scope and Content Note: (closed circuit to employees about the new positions they hold)
No. 3189	, 11/15/49: Cavalcade of America Show (“Us Pilgrims”)
No. 3190	, 12/23/57: Culligan
	b. Program Promotion Spots
No. 3191	, 9/6/47: Your Radio Reporter - with Ray Barrett
No. 3192	, 12/20/47: Your Radio Reporter - with Ray Barrett
No. 3193	, 9/13/49: Theatre Guild - U.S. Steel
No. 3194	, 11/11/49: Theatre Guild - U.S. Steel (with script)
No. 3195	, 2/26/52: Robert Montgomery Presents
	V. Special Commemoration Program
	a. Station Anniversaries
No. 3196-3197	, 7/27/52: WTMJ Milwaukee 620