The German-American Answer to Hitler. Topic: Religious & racial discrimination
United Nations. "Special WNYC Anniversary Program". Guests: John Hodiak, Mr. Benjamin Cohen, Gary Cooper, Charles Laughton, Robert Cummings, Jack Dempsey, Van Heflin, Robert Young
United Nations. "The Grand Alliance"
WNYC. Signing Off Air. "A.M. Signoff of radio Station WNYC"
WNYC. Musical Aperitif. "Theme Music for the Program Musical Aperitif"
The Music Maestro (radio program). Mother Goose suite, by Ravel
The Music Maestro (radio program). Firebird suite, by Stravinsky
The Music Maestro (radio program). English folksong suite, by Ralph Vaughn Williams
The Music Maestro (radio program). Sound effects for the program. 01-01-49 ; Reverse side: Music from the tropics
Savage, John. "Audition Transcription"
Throughout its 85-year history, WNYC, New York Public Radio, has faithfully observed and documented the political, historical, scientific, and cultural events—both large and small—that have shaped New York City and the entire nation. Outside of the federal government, the WNYC Collection is the largest non-commercial collection of archival audio recordings and ephemera from an individual radio broadcaster.
United Nations. "U.N. is My Beat"
United Nations. "My Most Unforgettable Child". Part 1 of 2
United Nations. "Mr. Lodge and Mr. Wadsworth Speaking Before U.S. Congressmen Dining At The United Nations". Part 2 of 3
Rheumatic fever. Latest facts in New York State
Wood, Tighe (OPS Administrator). "Community Pricing Announcements"
WNYC. Disc Date (Radio program). Opening and Closing Themes
Eisenhower, President Dwight David. "Statement Before the United Nations"
The Music Maestro (radio program). The music box, by Liadoff
New York Catholic Charities. "1953 Appeal - Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra"
The Music Maestro (radio program). Music maestro marches
The Music Maestro (radio program). The Waiting ; Reverse side: The Music Maestro. Empress of the pagoda from Ravel's Mother Goose suite
Throughout its 85-year history, WNYC, New York Public Radio, has faithfully observed and documented the political, historical, scientific, and cultural events—both large and small—that have shaped New York City and the entire nation. Outside of the federal government, the WNYC Collection is the largest non-commercial collection of archival audio recordings and ephemera from an individual radio broadcaster.
Throughout its 85-year history, WNYC, New York Public Radio, has faithfully observed and documented the political, historical, scientific, and cultural events—both large and small—that have shaped New York City and the entire nation. Outside of the federal government, the WNYC Collection is the largest non-commercial collection of archival audio recordings and ephemera from an individual radio broadcaster.
