Transmission
1 January
No. 1
1942
Murrow Reports
murrow in london
Running time
3 min
Murrow describes the nighttime streets of London during the WWII blitz.
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Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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Transmission
1 January
No. 5
1942
Murrow Reports
murrow in london 64kb
Running time
3 min
Murrow describes the nighttime streets of London during the WWII blitz.
Transmission
1 January
No. 6
1942
Murrow Reports
murrow in london vbr
Running time
3 min
Murrow describes the nighttime streets of London during the WWII blitz.
Transmission
1 January
No. 7
1945
Murrow Reports
I CAN HEAR IT NOW - 1933-1945
Running time
45 min
"I CAN HEAR IT NOW" 1933-1945 by Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly. Produced by J. G. Gude. The history of an era spoken by the men who made it and narrated by Edward R. Murrow. Columbia 78rpm Set MM-800. Digital transfer by F. Reeder
Transmission
15 April
No. 246
1945
Murrow Reports
A Report from London
Running time
10 min
Murrow reports on the horrific conditions he found during his visit to Buchenwald Concentration camp.
Transmission
1 January
No. 10
1948
Murrow Reports
01 Intro & Will Rogers — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 12
1948
Murrow Reports
02 Roosevelt Inauguration
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 19
1948
Murrow Reports
04 Duke of Windsor Abdication — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 31
1948
Murrow Reports
08 Lohn L Lewis — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 33
1948
Murrow Reports
09 Hindenberg Disaster
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 37
1948
Murrow Reports
10 Czech Crisis Chamberalin, Hitler — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
2 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 39
1948
Murrow Reports
11 Louis - Schmeling Fight
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 55
1948
Murrow Reports
16 Hugh Johnson
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 73
1948
Murrow Reports
22 Winston Churchill Becomes Prime Minister — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 78
1948
Murrow Reports
24 Joseph Martin & Wendell Wilkie
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 84
1948
Murrow Reports
26 Churchill Stip od State & Arsenal of Democracy
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 91
1948
Murrow Reports
28 FDR Declaration of Way — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
3 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 94
1948
Murrow Reports
29 D-Day — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 96
1948
Murrow Reports
30 D-Day Invasion Craft
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 100
1948
Murrow Reports
31 Joseph Stalin — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 106
1948
Murrow Reports
33 FDR Yalta speech — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 111
1948
Murrow Reports
35 Arthur Godfrey - FDR Funeral
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 114
1948
Murrow Reports
36 Harry Truman Speaks to Congress
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 124
1948
Murrow Reports
39 Chaplain Wm Downey's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 132
1948
Murrow Reports
42 MacArthur Accepts Japanese Surrender
Running time
1 min
"I Can Hear It Now", a chronicle of the period 1933-1945, with recordings of the people who made history then. Edward R. Murrow, narrator Columbia album MM-800 Individual record cat. nos.: 72711-D, 72712-D, 75713-D, 72714-D, 72715-D Equalization: 300Hz bass turnover, -16dB treble roll-off Acon De-click 2 & De-crackle 2 minimally applied
Transmission
1 January
No. 135
1948
Murrow Reports
Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 136
1948
Murrow Reports
La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 137
1948
Murrow Reports
Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 138
1948
Murrow Reports
Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 139
1948
Murrow Reports
Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 140
1948
Murrow Reports
Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 141
1948
Murrow Reports
Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 142
1948
Murrow Reports
Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 143
1948
Murrow Reports
Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 144
1948
Murrow Reports
Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur — 1948
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 145
1948
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
24 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 146
1948
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
24 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin and Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening of U.N.; Announcement of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 147
1949
Murrow Reports
V-J Day Celebrations — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
Transmission
1 January
No. 148
1949
Murrow Reports
Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
Transmission
1 January
No. 149
1949
Murrow Reports
The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
Transmission
1 January
No. 150
1949
Murrow Reports
The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 151
1949
Murrow Reports
The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 152
1949
Murrow Reports
Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 153
1949
Murrow Reports
The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 154
1949
Murrow Reports
Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 155
1949
Murrow Reports
The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
5 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 156
1949
Murrow Reports
The 1948 Pres. Campaign — 1949 (2 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 157
1949
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-ii-1945-1949 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
25 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 158
1949
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-ii-1945-1949 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
26 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict between Russia & the West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal for the control of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial at Nuremburg; Execution of ten top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" at Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh; The assassination of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk in United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State of Israel is born; James C. Petrillo before the House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito addresses the Third Congress of the Peoples' Front; Vishinsky before the U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt before the U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss before the House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower reaffirms he will not seek a presidential nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 159
1949
Murrow Reports
V-J Day Celebrations — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 160
1949
Murrow Reports
Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 161
1949
Murrow Reports
The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 162
1949
Murrow Reports
The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 163
1949
Murrow Reports
The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 164
1949
Murrow Reports
Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 165
1949
Murrow Reports
The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 166
1949
Murrow Reports
Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 167
1949
Murrow Reports
The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
5 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 168
1949
Murrow Reports
The 1948 Pres. Campaign — 1949 (1 of 2)
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 169
1949
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-2 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
24 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 170
1949
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-2 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
31 min
Tracklist: 1. V-J Day Celebrations 2. Conflict Between Russia & The West; The Bikini Atom Bomb Test 3. The Baruch Proposal For The Control Of Atomic Energy; International War Crimes Trial At Nuremburg; Execution Of Ten Top Nazi War Leaders 4. The 1946 Congressional Elections; Lilienthal's "Credo Of Democracy"; "Babe Ruth Day" At Yankee Stadium 5. The Marshall Plan; The Howard Hughes Congressional Hearing; Wedding Of Princess Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh; The Assassination Of Gandhi 6. Jan Masaryk In United Nations Broadcast; The Italian Elections; The State Of Israel Is Born; James C. Petrillo Before The House Labor Committee 7. The Berlin Airlift; Tito Addresses The Third Congress Of The Peoples' Front; Vishinsky Before The U.N.; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Before The U.N. 8. Chambers & Hiss Before The House Un-American Activities Committee; Eisenhower Reaffirms He Will Not Seek A Presidential Nomination 9. The Republican National Convention; The Democratic National Convention; The Progressive Party Convention 10. The 1948 Pres. Campaign
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1 January
No. 171
1950
Murrow Reports
Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 172
1950
Murrow Reports
1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate
Running time
5 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 173
1950
Murrow Reports
Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com
Running time
8 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 174
1950
Murrow Reports
1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 175
1950
Murrow Reports
1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 176
1950
Murrow Reports
Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Execution Of Sacco, Vanzetti - Review Of Sacco-Vanzetti Case, Vanzetti's Last Statement
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 177
1950
Murrow Reports
Prohibition Era - "Radio Here To Stay" - Amos & Andy, B. Crosby, R. Vallee, Will Rogers - Coolidge Declines Renomination - Hoover On Prosperity - F.D.R. Nominates Smith-Smith Campaigns On "Wet" Issue
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 178
1950
Murrow Reports
Boom & Bust: Stock Market Crash, Depression - R. Trout Ann. Dem. Victory In '32 - Roosevelt's First Inaugural
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 179
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-3 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
27 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 180
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-3 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
27 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro.: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F.D.R. - The Armistice - Wilson & League: Add. To Senate - Wilson Goes To People - Sen. Borah & H. Johnson Oppose League-Wilson's Last Speech - R. Swing Ann. Death Of League - W.A. White On Wilson Tragedy. 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction - Harding Nominated - Harding Before Inaug.- 1st Election Broad., KDKA - W.Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate. 3. Harding As Pres. - Harding Death Ann. Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse - Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning - Sen. Walsh - Teapot Dome Invest. - Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv. - Coolidge After Inaug. - Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's - Ted Husing - Babe Ruth Home Run - Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen" - Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925 - Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn. - W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow - G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion - G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsey Fight. 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others - J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh - More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle - Q. Howe - Exe
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1 January
No. 181
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 182
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate
Running time
5 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 183
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com
Running time
8 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 184
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 185
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 186
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle; Q. Howe; Execution Of Sacco, Vanzetti; Review Of Sacco-Vanzetti Case, Vanzetti's Last Statement
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 187
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 3:: Prohibition Era; "Radio Here To Stay"; Amos & Andy, B. Crosby, R. Vallee, Will Rogers; Coolidge Declines Renomination; Hoover On Prosperity; F.D.R. Nominates Smith; Smith Campaigns On "Wet" Issue
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 188
1950
Murrow Reports
Band 4:: Boom & Bust: Stock Market Crash, Depression; R. Trout Ann. Dem. Victory In '32; Roosevelt's First Inaugural
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 189
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-1919-1932-vol-3-voice edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
26 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 190
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-1919-1932-vol-3-voice edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
28 min
Tracklist: 1. Band 1:: Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. Band 2:: 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug.; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Band 3:: Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. Band 4:: 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. Band 1:: 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Band 2:: Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker We
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1 January
No. 191
1950
Murrow Reports
Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
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1 January
No. 192
1950
Murrow Reports
1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate
Running time
5 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 193
1950
Murrow Reports
Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com
Running time
8 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 194
1950
Murrow Reports
1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 195
1950
Murrow Reports
1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 196
1950
Murrow Reports
Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle; Q. Howe; Execution Of Sacco, Vanzetti; Review Of Sacco-Vanzetti Case, Vanzetti's Last Statement
Running time
7 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 197
1950
Murrow Reports
Prohibition Era; "Radio Here To Stay"; Amos & Andy, B. Crosby, R. Vallee, Will Rogers; Coolidge Declines Renomination; Hoover On Prosperity; F.D.R. Nominates Smith; Smith Campaigns On "Wet" Issue
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 198
1950
Murrow Reports
Boom & Bust: Stock Market Crash, Depression; R. Trout Ann. Dem. Victory In '32; Roosevelt's First Inaugural
Running time
6 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 199
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-iii-1919-1932 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
27 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
1 January
No. 200
1950
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-vol-iii-1919-1932 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
26 min
Tracklist: 1. Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.; The Armistice; Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate; Wilson Goes To People; Sen. Borah And Sen. Hiram Johnson Oppose The League; Wilson's Last Speech; R. Swing Ann. Death Of League; Wm. Allen White On Wilson Tragedy 2. 1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction; Harding Nominated; Harding Before Inaug; First Election Broad. KDKA; W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate 3. Harding As Pres.; Harding Death Ann.; Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse; Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning; Sen. Walsh; Teapot Dome Invest.; Secy. Fall & E.L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.; Fall's Final Appearance Before Com. 4. 1924 Dem. Conv.; Coolidge After Inaug.'; Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's; Ted Husing; Babe Ruth Home Run; Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"; Coolidge On War Debts 5. 1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W.J. Bryan And C. Darrow ; G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion; G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney; Dempsey Fight 6. Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others; J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh; More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie,
Transmission
20 March
No. 227
1951
Murrow Reports
UN Troops Face Stiff Opposition
Running time
14 min
Murrow reports on, the war in Korea, the Senate Organized Crime hearings, sending more troops to Europe, the Shah of Iran declares martial law, atomic testing, and more.
Transmission
1 January
No. 201
1955
Murrow Reports
I Can Hear It Now — 1955 (1 of 2)
Running time
29 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now 2. I Can Hear It Now
Transmission
1 January
No. 202
1955
Murrow Reports
I Can Hear It Now — 1955 (2 of 2)
Running time
28 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now 2. I Can Hear It Now
Transmission
1 January
No. 203
1955
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now winston-churchill 0 disc1side1
Running time
32 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now 2. I Can Hear It Now
Transmission
1 January
No. 204
1955
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now winston-churchill 0 disc1side2
Running time
31 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now 2. I Can Hear It Now
Transmission
1 January
No. 205
1955
Murrow Reports
Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 206
1955
Murrow Reports
La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 207
1955
Murrow Reports
Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 208
1955
Murrow Reports
Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 209
1955
Murrow Reports
Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 210
1955
Murrow Reports
Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 211
1955
Murrow Reports
Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 212
1955
Murrow Reports
Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
Transmission
1 January
No. 213
1955
Murrow Reports
Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 214
1955
Murrow Reports
Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur — 1955
Running time
4 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 215
1955
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-volume-1 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side1
Running time
28 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 216
1955
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now-volume-1 edward-r-murrow-fred-w-friendly disc1side2
Running time
57 min
Tracklist: 1. Will Rogers; Roosevelt Inauguration; Huey Long; Duke Of Windsor 2. La Guardia; Landon; Roosevelt; John L. Lewis; Hindenburg Disaster 3. Czech Crisis; Chamberlain; Hitler; Louis-Schmeling Fight; Gehrig Farewell 4. Britain Enters The War; Lindbergh; Al Smith; Hugh Johnson; Roosevelt; Mussolini 5. Reynaud; Surrender At Compiegne; Chamberlain; Churchill; Princesses Elisabeth And Margaret Rose 6. Joseph Martin And Wendell Willkie; Roosevelt; Churchill; Pearl Harbor Announcement 7. Declaration Of War; D-Day (Eisenhower, De Gaulle, King Haakon) 8. Invasion Craft; Stalin; Dewey; F.D.R. 9. Roosevelt's Death & Funeral; Truman Speaks To Congress; Opening Of U.N.; Announcement Of German Surrender 10. Chaplain's Prayer Before First Atom Bomb Mission; Hiroshima Attack; Japan Surrender; MacArthur
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1 January
No. 217
1956
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1 January
No. 218
1956
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1 January
No. 219
1956
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now winston-churchill disc1side1
Running time
30 min
Tracklist: 1. Churchill 2. Churchill
Transmission
1 January
No. 220
1956
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now winston-churchill disc1side2
Running time
29 min
Tracklist: 1. Churchill 2. Churchill
Transmission
1 January
No. 221
1956
Murrow Reports
I Can Hear It Now- I
Running time
28 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now- I 2. I Can Hear It Now- II
Transmission
1 January
No. 222
1956
Murrow Reports
I Can Hear It Now- II
Running time
21 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now- I 2. I Can Hear It Now- II
Transmission
1 January
No. 223
1956
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now david-ben-gurion disc1side1
Running time
28 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now- I 2. I Can Hear It Now- II
Transmission
1 January
No. 224
1956
Murrow Reports
disc1/lp i-can-hear-it-now david-ben-gurion disc1side2
Running time
22 min
Tracklist: 1. I Can Hear It Now- I 2. I Can Hear It Now- II
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1948 · year only
No. 225
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1948 · year only
No. 226
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1948 · year only
No. 229
Murrow Reports
Illinois Public Media — 1948 (1 of 2)
Running time
15 min
123 surviving broadcasts, 1942–1956
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1948 · year only
No. 239
Murrow Reports
Illinois Public Media — 1948 (2 of 2)
Running time
16 min
123 surviving broadcasts, 1942–1956
Transmission
1948 · year only
No. 241
Murrow Reports
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Running time
1h 3m
Edward R. Murrow, the late astranaut Gordon Cooper & Edgar Mitchell. This show is syndicated through The Black Vault Radio Network (BVRN). To access the entire archive of shows, logon to http://www.blackvaultradio.com. This show is syndicated with permission granted from the show owner, and may not be distributed without prior permission.
Transmission
1948 · year only
No. 244
Transmission
1948 · year only
No. 248
Murrow Reports
This Is Edward R. Murrow
Running time
42 min
THIS IS EDWARD R. MURROW CBS Radio Network, 30 Apr 1965 WFAU Augusta, Maine - Archives Narrated by Robert Trout, this program was broadcast following the passing of Mr. Murrow on April 27, 1965. Edward Roscoe Murrow, born Egbert Roscoe Murrow, was an American broadcast journalist and war correspondent. He first gained prominence during World War II with a series of live radio broadcasts from Europe for the news division of CBS. Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965) is best known as a CBS broadcaster and producer during the formative years of U.S. radio and television news programs from the 1930s to the 1950s, when radio still dominated the airwaves although television was beginning to make its indelible mark, particularly in the US. Over the decades, numerous publications have portrayed Murrow as one of the architects of U.S. broadcast news, but in the political climate of recent years, he is increasingly viewed as a defender of rights against McCarthy-type witch hunts. Murrow's most powerful anti-McCarthy broadcast, March 1954, on See It Now, helped lead to the censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy.