Gillis, Don. "Speaking of Music Spot Announcement"
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.
UNESCO. "Children of Fear"
Johnson, Douglas. "Interview"
Herzog, Maurice. "Interview between Colonel Hunt and Maurice Herzog"
Bryant, Waer. "Interview with Waer Bryant"
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.
Cohen, Richard. "Interview with Richard Cohen of the American Joint Distribution Committee"
UNESCO. "Across the Frontiers"
WNYC. "Closing Theme of 'Midday Symphony'"
WNYC. "Closing Theme of the 'Masterwork Hour'"
New York State Department of Health. "Turning The Corner (Narcotics)"
New York State Department of Health. "A Heavy Date (Weight Control) ; Reverse side: "A longer Lease (Cancer of the Lung)"
Poem, by Charles Griffiths.- One Minute Prelude, by Sam Jaffe.- 3 works by Leop Godowski; Babar, the Elephant, by Nicholas Berzovsky; Selections by Alex Kramer, Jean Whiteney
United Nations. "The U.N. is My Beat". Interview with King Gordon (member of the Secretariat). Contents: Information about United Nations Korean Relief Agency
WNYC. "Closing Theme - While the City Sleeps"
WNYC. "Midnight Chimes and Opening theme - While the City Sleeps"
Masset, Fire Chief. Speech: Fire Prevention
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.
WNYC. "Theme Music For the Program, "For The Ladies"
WNYC. "Mind Over Music: Faye Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. Annette Kaufman. Mrs. Alice Ratner
WNYC. "F.M. Sign-Off with 6 A.M. Sign-On
