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Rare WWII Recordings

Network Radio not only came of age during the Second World War, but it also helped to bring the Nation together to achieve Final Victory.

Rare WWII

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The First World War, "The Great War", was sold to the American People as "The War to End All Wars". It did not. In fact, many historians theorize that the Second World War was an inevitable continuation of the Great War. WWI introduced the horrors of industrialized warfare to mankind, and by the end of the later conflict, mankind was on the verge of developing technologies capable of ending all life on the planet.

WWII RadioAs horrific as the conflict was, for the United States WWII can be seen as a "good war". The loss of life for both combatants and civilians is beyond tragic, and the war brought further ruin to the economies of most of the nations involved in the conflict on both the victorious and vanquished sides. The notable exception is the United States.

When the War began in Europe, America had nearly recovered from the Great Depression and just supplying arms to the European combatants further boosted the economy. Manufacturing and shipping War Materiel for American Boys in the fight became an unstoppable economic juggernaut.

The United States' success in the War owes a great debt to the Entertainment Industry. Propaganda was important to all the belligerent nations in the conflict, and although history paints the Propaganda efforts of the Nazis as particularly atrocious, the simple fact is that the free-enterprise system of Hollywood created more effective propaganda in greater amounts than the state-directed efforts of the Fascists.

During the Great Depression, commercial radio matured from an entertainment curiosity to an important part of almost every household. Because of the Networks, everyone from Bangor, Maine, to San Diego, California, from Miami to Seattle, was hearing the same news at about the same time. If the War helped the unite America, radio became the glue that held it together.

The War was everywhere on the Radio. The news broadcasts kept the Nation informed about what was going on overseas, and almost every entertainer in Hollywood pitched War Bonds at one time or another to help pay for the War. The romantic male character in many Soap Operas would answer the call to serve, resulting in various degrees of tragedy, depending on the Soap in question. Comics in situation comedies learned important lessons about rationing which reinforced the discussions heard on panel programs. Comics hosting Variety Programs took their shows directly to the troops with Camp Shows, which may have been a technical and logistical challenge but never harmed a show's ratings.

The Radio Industry fulfilled its obligation to serve the public interest during the War, and existing broadcasts from the time, including the rare episodes included in this collection, are historical artifacts which should not only be studied and preserved but enjoyed for their intrinsic entertainment value.

  • Henry Morgenthau JrAmerica United, February 11, 1945, NBC, "Paying for the War". The program opens with an address from Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau where the Secretary discusses the huge financial cost of the War as the end is in sight and praises the accomplishment of the Treasury Bond Drives. The America United Board discuss his comments.
  • American Women, February 4, 1943, CBS, Chicago origin, sponsored by Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. The Chicago Company presents a salute to the feminine half of America and the contributions of women to the War Effort and the Country's well-being. In this edition, Ken and Connie promise to marry when he gets back from the War, but he sends her a "Dear Jane" letter. Later, she hears that Ken is in an Army Hospital and she feels she must go see him.
  • The Army Hour, March 26, 1944, NBC. A weekly War Review from the War Department featuring the voices of American Soldiers around the world.
  • The Ben Bernie War Workers Program, Summer 1942, CBS, Sponsored by Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. "The Old Maestro", Ben Bernie was one of the first "Stars" of the music industry. His band was featured on one of NBC's first remote broadcasts. He performed this program for the folks fighting the War on the Home Front, one of his last. Bernie will pass away at the age of 52 in October 1943.
  • Beyond Victory, World Wide Broadcasting of Boston Syndication. The program discusses the morality of prosecuting the War against Fascism as well as the possibilities available to the wide world once Pease is achieved.
  • Arlene FrancisBlind Date, 1945, ABC. Arlene Francis hosts a fun program where six G.I.s on furlough in New York City compete to go on a date with one of three pretty girls to the Stork Club. The soldiers and the girls cannot see each other but talk over the phone. We get to hear both sides of the conversation.
  • Bundles for Britain, 1940, Bundles for Britain Committee Syndication. The British War Relief Society was an American effort to send non-military aid to the people of England. Bundles for Britain began as a knitting circle project in New York which quickly expanded. By spring 1941, they had shipped 40,000 sleeveless sweaters, 10,000 sweaters with sleeves, 30,000 scarves, 18,000 pairs of seaboot stockings, 50,000 pairs of socks, and 8,000 caps.
  • D-Day Plus Two, June 8, 1944, various sources. One of the great ironies of History is that on the eve of the Allied Invasion of Europe over the Beaches of Normandy, General Eisenhower had more power at his command than, perhaps, any single person at any time in history, but once the order to "Go" had been given, all he could do is wait for the results like everyone else in the World. By the end of June 6, 1944, the Allies had not achieved all of their planned objectives. In fact, the outcome was still far from certain by D-Day+2, June 8, but by this time correspondents were beginning to get reports to the folks back home about what was going on in France.
  • D-Day + 20, June 6, 1964, Syndicated(?). This audio documentary uses historic recordings in a summary of the War leading up to Operation Overlord and the D-Day Invasion.
  • Pearl HarborDeeds Without Words, 1944, National Maritime Commission Syndication. This episode dramatizes the story of Seaman Victor Haggert, who joined the British Merchant Marine by lying about his age when he was 14. Victor had two ships torpedoed from under him on a single voyage.
  • I Am an American, May 18, 1941, Mutual, sustaining, "Nightmare at Noon". Actor Henry Hull narrates this cautionary tale which imagines conditions in an American City exposed to the terrors of the Nazi Invasion of Normandy.
  • KGU Honolulu Reports the Pearl Harbor Attack, December 7, 1941. The station began broadcasting in 1922, and its signal was used as a homing beacon by the early Pan Am Clipper flights. On the morning of December 7, 1941, pilots of the Japanese Navy used the station's signal to home in on Pearl Harbor. This report is sent from KGU to NBC in New York over the telephone and is interrupted by an operator who still has not understood the importance of the news.
  • Lowell Thomas Sunoco News, December 8, 1941, Blue Network. Mr. Thomas reports what is known (and thought to be known) on the day after the Day of Infamy, and he reminds listeners that some reports must be withheld to prevent giving information to the enemy.
  • NBC War Bond Parade, March 7, 1944, NBC. Just a few weeks after the Fourth War Loan Drive came to a close, several of NBC's Stars turned out to sell even more bonds in this hour-long special broadcast.
  • Burgess MeredithNBC We Will Never Die Pageant, July 21, 1944, NBC, broadcast Live from the Hollywood Bowl. The pageant, which was designed to raise American awareness of the atrocities European Jews were facing at the hands of the Nazis. Was originally performed at Madison Square Garden on March 9, 1943, before 40,000 spectators. The program was written by Ben Hecht, produced by Billy Rose and Ernst Lubitsch, music composed by Kurt Weill, and staged by Moss Hart. The program was narrated and performed by an All-Star collection of Jewish and Gentile actors, including Edward G. Robinson, Paul Muni, Sylvia Sidney, John Garfield, Ralph Bellamy, Frank Sinatra, Burgess Meredith, and hundreds more.
  • Our Secret Weapon, August 30, 1942, sustained syndication. Rex Stout, representing The Writer's War Board and Freedom House, exposes lies broadcast by the Axis Propaganda Broadcasts. Excellent if obvious propaganda broadcast.
  • President Roosevelt Addresses Congress, December 8, 1941. This is FDR's famous "Infamy Speech" delivered to a joint session of Congress on the day following the Attack on Pearl Harbor. Secretary of State Cordell Hull had advised the President to take the time to detail the full scope of Japanese/American relations and the lengthy, although unsuccessful process of negotiations to reach a peaceful resolution. Roosevelt chose to keep the speech brief (just over seven minutes) for increased dramatic effect. Within an hour of the Speech, Congress delivered a Declaration of War.
  • FDRState of the Union Address, January 7, 1942. Just one month after he stood in the same Chamber to deliver the Infamy Speech, FDR performed his Constitutional duty of reporting on the State of the Union.
  • The Passing Parade, John Nesbitt shares stories related to the War.
  • The Rita Murray Show, January 20, 1942, KNX Los Angeles. Speaking under the banner of Breakfast Club Coffee, Ms. Murray calls on all of us to show discipline to support the War Effort and pull together for ultimate Victory, as well as tips to support our soldiers.
  • Robert St. John and the News of the World, June 20, 1945, NBC, Mr. St. John reports of Victory on the Island of Okinawa.
  • Soldiers in Greasepaint, November 25, 1943, NBC. A Thanksgiving Day salute to the men and women who made the USO Camp Shows possible. The program features Al Jolson, Andy Devine, Anna Lee, Bob Hope, Carole Landis, Fay McKenzie, Frances Langford, Fredric March (broadcasting from Cairo), Jack Benny, Jackie Heller (broadcasting from Guadalcanal), Jascha Heifetz (broadcasting from Panama), Jerry Colonna, Jim Burke, Jinx Falkenburg, John Garfield, Judith Anderson, Kay Francis, Martha Raye, Merle Oberon, and Mitzi Mayfair. Produced for domestic consumption, the program was partially intended to let the folks back home know what the USO was doing, the soldiers in the field were already very aware and appreciative.
  • Soldiers in GreasepaintSpecial Mileage Rationing Program, December 1, 1942, NBC Syndication for the Office of War Information. NBC Stars Jack Benny, George Burns, Gracie Allen, and Dinah Shore come together to inform the public on the importance of using carpools to save resources for the War Effort. Interestingly, the resource most in need of conservation is the rubber for tires rather than gasoline (gasoline rationing would also be required). It should be noted that Fibber McGee and Molly were making this same plea as part of their regular broadcast.
  • Let's Talk Turkey To Japan, November 23, 1944, NBC. A Thanksgiving Day plug for the 6th War Loan Drive. This is a partial broadcast, featuring Rudy Vallee and George Mardikian speaking from Omar Khayyam's Restaurant in San Francisco. Armenian immigrant Mardikian not only founded Omar Khayyam's, but he had also been appointed as a food consultant to the Quartermaster General of the US Army and later would donate his services to cater the United Nations Conference in San Francisco, 1945.
  • The Man Behind the Gun, January 29, 1944, CBS, "Something for the Girls". A surprise, "Tonight, the Man Behind the Gun, is a Woman!" A compelling drama about a combat nurse in Europe and a call for the girls to serve.
  • Tokyo RoseThe Zero Hour (ゼロ・アワ),1944, 1945, NHK (Radio Tokyo). English language broadcasts from the Empire of Japan including news and music, supposedly directed at Allied servicemen. Since the news was told from a Japanese perspective, it was thought to have a demoralizing effect on American soldiers and sailors. It seems to have failed in that mission since most American listeners enjoyed the music but laughed at the news reports. The broadcasts feature disk jockey Iva Toguri D'Aquino, an American citizen and daughter of Japanese immigrants interred in a camp in Arizona. Iva was in Tokyo prior to December 7 to attend to a sick aunt. Unable to return to America, she took a job as a typist at the NHK studios and soon asked to broadcast. After the War, the Army released her for lack of evidence, but when she returned to America, Walter Winchell led a campaign which resulted in her conviction for Treason. Ms. Toguri received a Presidential Pardon from Gerald Ford in 1977.
  • This Is Our Enemy, Mutual, 1942-43, presented by "The United States Government". A widowed father in an occupied village in France receives an offer from the Nazi's to allow his sickly son a "holiday" on a German far where he will be well fed. Unfortunately, when he returns, he has been thoroughly indoctrinated as a Black Shirt Hitler Youth.
  • To Fly with a Fighting Navy, Navy Recruiting Syndication, 1942. The whole town seems to be getting behind Tommy Martin as he enters Navy PreFlight School, including his "best girl" who promises not to sit under any "strange apple trees" while he's gone.
  • The Treasury Hour, October 21, 1941, Blue Network. A Navy Day Salute which includes a remote broadcast from London featuring Robert Montgomery and Noel Coward. The remote is followed Navy tunes, "A Navy Ballad" by Herman Wouk, and Frank Lovejoy reads "The Rhyme of the BB 66".
  • Jack Benny and Carol LandisHail and Farewell to the U.S.O. Camp Shows, January 10, 1948, NBC. Before America officially entered the War, President Roosevelt asked the leaders of the Salvation Army, Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), National Catholic Community Service, National Travelers Aid Association and the National Jewish Welfare Board to form an organization "to handle the on-leave recreation of the men in the armed forces." The result was the United Services Organizations or USO. They provided sports equipment, phonographs, and endless free coffee and donuts, but the organization's biggest impression came from Hollywood, where the stars were anxious to demonstrate their patriotism and contribute to the War Effort. Show people of every level volunteered to perform at "camp shows", sometimes at State-side training centers, often just a few miles (sometimes a few yards) from the front lines. With the coming of Victory, and with most of the boys finally home by the end of 1947, the USO decided to retire the Camp Shows, and the occasion inspired this All-Star broadcast which features Douglas Fairbanks (host), Marlene Dietrich, Audie Murphy, Danny Thomas, Jack Benny, Dinah Shore, Bob Hope, Frances Langford, Sara Berner, Herb Vigran, Lou Krugman, and Tony Romano. Although the Camp Shows were at an end, just two years later, almost before American boots set down on the Korean peninsula, camp shows were being arranged for the new conflict.
  • VE Day Special, May 8, 1945, AFRS. Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, The Ken Darby Singers, Frances Langford, Dinah Shore, Ginny Simms, Johnny Mercer, Judy Garland, Loretta Young, Charles Boyer, Lin Yutang, Herbert Marshall, Bishop Fulton Sheen, and announcer Elliott Lewis gather in the Hollywood Studios of the Armed Forces Radio Services at the news of the German Surrender in Europe.
  • Andrews SistersVE Plus 350, April 23, 1946, NBC for the United Jewish Appeal. A call for a worldwide program for the resettlement and relief of the 1.4 million Jewish survivors of Hitlerism.
  • The Victory Front, October 26, 1942, CBS, "The Nature of the Enemy". Presented by the Office of War Information, the cast of Life Can Be Beautiful presents a tale of a Dutch refugee girl comes into the bookshop. The girl is amazed that Papa David is brave enough to sell Bibles and tells how Hitler's troops react to those who do not live up to the standards of the Master Race.
  • Victory Polka, October 10, 1942, WLW Cincinnati. Mary, Jean, and Betty bring their version of the Andrews Sisters hit to the studio.
  • Elmer Davis Weekly War Review, May 14 and May 21, 1943. CBS for the Office of War Information. In these reports, Mr. Davis summarizes the Victory in Africa, action at Attu Island, fighting in Russia, the death of Admiral Yamamoto, and other events but predicts that "the War will not be over by Christmas".
  • Wartime Public Service Announcements. These announcements were produced by several different agencies, including the OWI, the War Department, the Treasury Department, and others. They inform the public of way they can help ensure Total Victory by supporting rationing and being careful who they talk to about their War Industry jobs.
  • Pearl HarborWe Who Fight, AFRS. Mostly servicemen telling "War Stories" for their fellow servicemen, the show also featured popular entertainers like Connie Boswell.
  • WEEI Job Center of the Air, January 11, 1948. A public service program from WEEI Boston featuring job opportunities for Veterans in New England. The program features a panel discussion about issues faced by job seekers in the post-War period.
  • WGN Hallicrafters Hour, April 2, 1945, WGN Chicago. A salute to the amateur radio operators (Hams) and the products of the Hallicrafter company which helped to win the War. William J. Halligan began manufacturing and selling radio equipment to amateur enthusiasts in 1932. During the War, the company produced several components which were vital to Allied success in battle.
  • What Are We Fighting For? April 9, 1942, CBS. Part of a series of talks given at military posts across the country. CBS correspondent Leigh White speaks at Ft. Meade, Maryland, on his experiences in Europe and "What Pearl Harbor Means to Me".
  • Young America Wants to Help, April 27, 1941, Mutual Network. This revue is a demonstration of support for the British people. Helen Hayes, Judy Garland, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, Ezra Stone, and Gertrude Lawrence are all featured on the broadcast. The Royal Family is heard in response.
  • Your Son at War, 1945, WLW Cincinnati. Remote broadcasts from several stations and ships around the World of Ohio lads who have answered the call to service.

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    1. 83 shows – total playtime 21 hours, 14 minutes
    2. America United 021145 Paying For War.mp3
    3. American Women 430204 Girl Sticks With War Injured Man.mp3
    4. American Women 440602 American Army Hospital In North Africa.mp3
    5. Army Hour 440326 Soldiers See Movies.mp3
    6. Ben Bernie War Workers Program 421005.mp3
    7. Ben Bernie War Workers Program 421023.mp3
    8. Beyond Victory 431200 Tehran Conference.mp3
    9. Beyond Victory 440101 France In World Of Tomorrow.mp3
    10. Blind Date 450205 Blind Date.mp3
    11. Blind Date 450831 Ep003 Chaperone Glenda Farrell.mp3
    12. Blind Date 450928 Ep007 Chaperone Hazel Brooks.mp3
    13. Bundles For Britain 40000x Wendy Barrie.mp3
    14. Captain Flagg Sergeant Quirt 411207.mp3
    15. Dday Plus 20 Dday 20th Anniversary.mp3
    16. Dday Plus Two 440608 Track B Excerpt Charles Collingwood Rpt.mp3
    17. Dday Plus Two 440608 US Newsreel 440608 Rondine.mp3
    18. Dday Plus Two Test Tracks Flip Side.mp3
    19. Deeds Without Words Victor Hagget.mp3
    20. Hollywood Fights Back 471026.mp3
    21. Hollywood Fights Back 471107.mp3
    22. I Am An American 410518 Nightmare At Noon [Henry Hull].mp3
    23. Kgu Report On Bombing Of Pearl Harbor As It Happened.mp3
    24. Lowell Thomas News 411208.mp3
    25. Nbc War Bond Parade 440307.mp3
    26. NBC We Will Never Die 440721 Benhechtkurtweill.mp3
    27. Our Secret Weapon Truth 420830.mp3
    28. Passing Parade Post Wwii Program 33.mp3
    29. Passing Parade Post Wwii Program 34.mp3
    30. Preparation FDR Address Congress Nbc 411208.mp3
    31. President Roosevelts Address Congress Nbc 411208.mp3
    32. President Roosevelts State Union Assembled Cbs Nbc 420106.mp3
    33. Rita Murray Commentary 420120 04 Rita Chats About Wartime Co.mp3
    34. Rita Murray Show 420120 00x Advise For Wartime Conserva.mp3
    35. Robert St John 062045 Victory At Okinawa Assured.mp3
    36. Soldiers In Greasepaint 431125 Thanksgiving Special.mp3
    37. Synspecialowi Mileage Rationing Program 421201.mp3
    38. Thank You America 441123 Ar Bond Day, Talk Turkey W Japan.mp3
    39. The Man Behind The Gun A383.mp3
    40. The Zero Hour 440815 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    41. The Zero Hour 440910 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    42. The Zero Hour 450909 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    43. This Is Our Enemy Nazi Youth 1942.mp3
    44. To Fiy With Fighting Navy 421001 Program #4.mp3
    45. Treasury Hour 411021 Robert Montgomery Joined Progress (WC)..mp3
    46. Uso Farewell Program 480111 Special.mp3
    47. Ve Day Special 450508 Afrs Special Victory Program.mp3
    48. Ve Plus 350 460423 United Jewish Appeal Due To Holocaust.mp3
    49. Ve Plus 350 460423 United Jewish Appeal.mp3
    50. Victory Front Dutch Girl At Bookshop Life Can Be Beautiful.mp3
    51. Victory Polka 431010 Wlw.mp3
    52. War Review 430514.mp3
    53. War Review 430521.mp3
    54. Wartime Announcementshare Meat.mp3
    55. Wartime Psa Carelesstalk.mp3
    56. Wartime Psa Govenor Olson.mp3
    57. Wartime Psa Help Saveships.mp3
    58. Wartime Psa Is This Trip Necessary.mp3
    59. Wartime Psa Price Control.mp3
    60. Wartime Psa Save Paper.mp3
    61. Wartime Psa Share Meat.mp3
    62. Wartime Psa Sugar Rationing.mp3
    63. Wartime Psa Total Victory.mp3
    64. We Who Fight Afrs 5 Part 2 Only Marine Gunner From Midway.mp3
    65. We Who Fight Afrs Pt2 Gunners Story Merrymacks Sing Inmyarms.mp3
    66. We Who Fight Afrs Pt2only Merchship attacked by uboats.mp3
    67. We Who Fight Afrs Unknown Pt2only Gunners Story.mp3
    68. We Who Fight Afrs Unknown Pt2only Merchship.mp3
    69. We Who Fight Afrs05 Part 2 Only Marine Gunner From Midway.mp3
    70. We Who Fight Afrs24 Edwardberg Cg mascots in bad C.boswell.mp3
    71. Weei Job Center 480111 Jobs For Vets.mp3
    72. Wgnhallicrafters Hour 450402 W 9 Wzehildegarde.mp3
    73. What Are We Fighting For 420409 What Pearl Harbor Means T.mp3
    74. WWII 431223 Cincinnati Christmas Memorial For Workers Killed.mp3
    75. WWII 440915 Posthumous Silver Star.mp3
    76. WWII Commerical Fur Sale.mp3
    77. WWII Commerical Hallmark Cards.mp3
    78. WWII News 440520 Homecoming For Pilot Jim Gentile.mp3
    79. WWII News 450814 Vj Day In Cincinnati.mp3
    80. WWII PSA Mail Prints.mp3
    81. WWII PSA WWII Join Wac.mp3
    82. WWII PSA WWII NBC Is Patriotic.mp3
    83. Young America Wants To Help-Helen Hayes, Judy Garland.mp3
    84. Your Son At War 450000 These Are Your Sons 1945 Wlw.mp3
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    2. America United 021145 Paying For War.mp3
    3. American Women 430204 Girl Sticks With War Injured Man.mp3
    4. American Women 440602 American Army Hospital In North Africa.mp3
    5. Army Hour 440326 Soldiers See Movies.mp3
    6. Ben Bernie War Workers Program 421005.mp3
    7. Ben Bernie War Workers Program 421023.mp3
    8. Beyond Victory 431200 Tehran Conference.mp3
    9. Beyond Victory 440101 France In World Of Tomorrow.mp3
    10. Blind Date 450205 Blind Date.mp3
    11. Blind Date 450831 Ep003 Chaperone Glenda Farrell.mp3
    12. Blind Date 450928 Ep007 Chaperone Hazel Brooks.mp3
    13. Bundles For Britain 40000x Wendy Barrie.mp3
    14. Captain Flagg Sergeant Quirt 411207.mp3
    15. Dday Plus 20 Dday 20th Anniversary.mp3
    16. Dday Plus Two 440608 Track B Excerpt Charles Collingwood Rpt.mp3
    17. Dday Plus Two 440608 US Newsreel 440608 Rondine.mp3
    18. Dday Plus Two Test Tracks Flip Side.mp3
    19. Deeds Without Words Victor Hagget.mp3
    20. Hollywood Fights Back 471026.mp3
    21. Hollywood Fights Back 471107.mp3
    22. I Am An American 410518 Nightmare At Noon [Henry Hull].mp3
    23. Kgu Report On Bombing Of Pearl Harbor As It Happened.mp3
    24. Lowell Thomas News 411208.mp3
    25. Nbc War Bond Parade 440307.mp3
    26. NBC We Will Never Die 440721 Benhechtkurtweill.mp3
    27. Our Secret Weapon Truth 420830.mp3
    28. Passing Parade Post Wwii Program 33.mp3
    29. Passing Parade Post Wwii Program 34.mp3
    30. Preparation FDR Address Congress Nbc 411208.mp3
    31. President Roosevelts Address Congress Nbc 411208.mp3
    32. President Roosevelts State Union Assembled Cbs Nbc 420106.mp3
    33. Rita Murray Commentary 420120 04 Rita Chats About Wartime Co.mp3
    34. Rita Murray Show 420120 00x Advise For Wartime Conserva.mp3
    35. Robert St John 062045 Victory At Okinawa Assured.mp3
    36. Soldiers In Greasepaint 431125 Thanksgiving Special.mp3
    37. Synspecialowi Mileage Rationing Program 421201.mp3
    38. Thank You America 441123 Ar Bond Day, Talk Turkey W Japan.mp3
    39. The Man Behind The Gun A383.mp3
    40. The Zero Hour 440815 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    41. The Zero Hour 440910 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    42. The Zero Hour 450909 [nhk] W Ann The Orphan (iva Toguri).mp3
    43. This Is Our Enemy Nazi Youth 1942.mp3
    44. To Fiy With Fighting Navy 421001 Program #4.mp3
    45. Treasury Hour 411021 Robert Montgomery Joined Progress (WC)..mp3
    46. Uso Farewell Program 480111 Special.mp3
    47. Ve Day Special 450508 Afrs Special Victory Program.mp3
    48. Ve Plus 350 460423 United Jewish Appeal Due To Holocaust.mp3
    49. Ve Plus 350 460423 United Jewish Appeal.mp3
    50. Victory Front Dutch Girl At Bookshop Life Can Be Beautiful.mp3
    51. Victory Polka 431010 Wlw.mp3
    52. War Review 430514.mp3
    53. War Review 430521.mp3
    54. Wartime Announcementshare Meat.mp3
    55. Wartime Psa Carelesstalk.mp3
    56. Wartime Psa Govenor Olson.mp3
    57. Wartime Psa Help Saveships.mp3
    58. Wartime Psa Is This Trip Necessary.mp3
    59. Wartime Psa Price Control.mp3
    60. Wartime Psa Save Paper.mp3
    61. Wartime Psa Share Meat.mp3
    62. Wartime Psa Sugar Rationing.mp3
    63. Wartime Psa Total Victory.mp3
    64. We Who Fight Afrs 5 Part 2 Only Marine Gunner From Midway.mp3
    65. We Who Fight Afrs Pt2 Gunners Story Merrymacks Sing Inmyarms.mp3
    66. We Who Fight Afrs Pt2only Merchship attacked by uboats.mp3
    67. We Who Fight Afrs Unknown Pt2only Gunners Story.mp3
    68. We Who Fight Afrs Unknown Pt2only Merchship.mp3
    69. We Who Fight Afrs05 Part 2 Only Marine Gunner From Midway.mp3
    70. We Who Fight Afrs24 Edwardberg Cg mascots in bad C.boswell.mp3
    71. Weei Job Center 480111 Jobs For Vets.mp3
    72. Wgnhallicrafters Hour 450402 W 9 Wzehildegarde.mp3
    73. What Are We Fighting For 420409 What Pearl Harbor Means T.mp3
    74. WWII 431223 Cincinnati Christmas Memorial For Workers Killed.mp3
    75. WWII 440915 Posthumous Silver Star.mp3
    76. WWII Commerical Fur Sale.mp3
    77. WWII Commerical Hallmark Cards.mp3
    78. WWII News 440520 Homecoming For Pilot Jim Gentile.mp3
    79. WWII News 450814 Vj Day In Cincinnati.mp3
    80. WWII PSA Mail Prints.mp3
    81. WWII PSA WWII Join Wac.mp3
    82. WWII PSA WWII NBC Is Patriotic.mp3
    83. Young America Wants To Help-Helen Hayes, Judy Garland.mp3
    84. Your Son At War 450000 These Are Your Sons 1945 Wlw.mp3
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    83 recordings on 22 Audio CDs. Total playtime 21 hours, 14 min
    83 recordings on 22 Audio CDs
    total playtime 21 hours, 14 min

    Rare WWII Disc A001

    1. America United 021145 Paying For War
    2. Bundles For Britain 40000x Wendy Barrie
    3. Dday Plus 20 Dday 20th Anniversary

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    Rare WWII Disc A002

    1. Dday Plus Two Test Tracks Flip Side
    2. Deeds Without Words Victor Hagget
    3. Kgu Report On Bombing Of Pearl Harbor As It Happened
    4. Passing Parade Post Wwii Program 33
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    1. Treasury Hour 411021 Robert Montgomery Joined Progress (WC).
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    1. Ben Bernie War Workers Program 421005
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    1. Beyond Victory 431200 Tehran Conference
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