Onesies and Twosies

Thank you BobbyP

A Wonderful Disposition is corrected above.

here's An Orbit for Joe

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Carnival of Books - Centerburg Tales 51-11-17

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Foy Willing and The Riders Of The Purple Sage. Program #76. Teleways syndication. Sponsored by: Music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is "Cimmaron Roll On.". Foy Willing and The Riders Of The Purple Sage

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Illini Radio Guild - Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen 46-11-26

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Harvard Law School Forum
March 13, 1955
Ethics in Politics

Speaking first, the Democratic boss Carmine G. DeSapio bristles at the question, "Is Tammany Hall fundamentally corrupt?" He dismisses such "sinister implications," claiming they refer to long-ago scandals. Now, Tammany is just a nickname, DeSapio says. Yes, it is used to distribute largesse, in the form of clothes and food for the indigent, and derive people's voter loyalty from such acts, but the very legislation it then helped to enact has largely taken over such functions. Now it functions purely as an organization to create and implement policy. He credits Tammany for coming up with the New Deal, although he associates it not with Franklin D. Roosevelt but with former Gov. Alfred E. Smith. While he admits that there have been recent scandals in New York City's administration, he contends they are no worse than those in Saratoga Springs or Philadelphia, where Republicans hold sway. As for choosing candidates, the smoke-filled room is a thing of the past. Now, most Tammany choices for public office are the result of sophisticated polling indicating who the people truly want to see in office. Jacob K. Javits, at that time New York State attorney general, then takes the stage and attempts to rebut DeSapio, calling him "a real spunky fella." He recalls his father, a janitor, distributing $2 bills to all the Democrat-voting occupants of the buildings he served. The money, clothing, Thanksgiving turkey, and Christmas baskets were, he contends, "the cover under which tenements were kept ugly and filthy and vermin-infested and housing laws were not enforced." He brings up the Kefauver Commission's findings that there is a connection between the Mafia and Tammany. He then speaks about the code of ethics just passed by the state legislature. This, he hopes, will have a positive impact on future elections. Indeed, he hopes such codes can be extended to trade unions, institutions of higher education, and businesses. He also refers to Maryland, which just passed a code for fair campaign practices, which he hopes New York State will emulate, and says he hopes that voters will insist, in the future, that all candidates pledge to follow its restrictions on scurrilous campaign tactics. He praises "the growing maturity of our country" and contrasts it with the specter of Communism. For if we don't establish some "rules to the game" how can we become "the responsible and successful leader of the Free World?"

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Bing Crosby - 2 PSAs for Buying bonds

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American Music Festival - Young America Sings and makes Music 42-02-18

Not a onesie

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Blood for a Hero - NBC 42-08-15

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WPA Federal Music Project - New York Civic Orchestra 1939 #36

Not a onesie

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The World's Best Short Stories - The Law of Life

Not a onesie

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Wisconsin Yarns - The Literary Piano

Not a onesie

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American Music Festival - 48-02-18

not a onesie

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Candidates and Issues - 52-06-03 Farm Support Program

not a onesie

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One Night Stand. June 12, 1946. Program #1046. AFRS. A band remote from the 400 Restaurant, New York City. The first tune is, "Who's Sorry Now.". Art Lund (vocal), Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.

One I didn't have

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World's Best Short Stories - The Upper Berth

Not a onesie

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We Care. September 26, 1948. ABC net. "The Bimbo From Limbo". Sponsored by: C.A.R.E. fund appeal. A charming fantasy about a sick little girl and her unique make-believe friend. An unusual joint appearance of Willard Waterman and Harold Peary on the same program!. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (host), Milton Geiger (writer), Harold Peary, Anne Whitfield, Willard Waterman, Virginia Gregg, Rex Koury (music), Owen James (announcer).

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Wake Up America. January 27, 1946. Program #304. NBC net origination, American Economic Foundation syndication. "What Are The Rights Of Labor?". Sponsored by: Sustaining. NBC Orthacoustic transcription. A debate between Representative Emanuel Celler (New York) and Merryle Stanley Rukeyser (Economic Writer, nationally syndicated columnist). Don Gardiner (announcer), Emanuel Celler, Hamilton Eames (moderator), Merryle Stanley Rukeyser

Not a onesie

I only have part 2 does anybody have the whole thing??

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Candidates and Issues - 52-04-22 What Economic Controls Do You Feel Are Needsd Now

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A Salute to Scotland CBC International Service 47-12-27

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Aunt Rita's Childrens Hour 47-08-03

not a onesie

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The World's Best Short Stories - The Cone

not a onesie

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US Open Golf Tournament Final - 55-06-19

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Texaco Star Theater - 46-06-30

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WABC - 9:30

One I didn't have.

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From Goldindex

The Night Before Christmas. December 16, 1947. Mutual-Don Lee net, KVCE, San Luis Obispo (California) origination. Sponsored by: Sustaining. A traditional telling of the famous story. Carl Brindle (narrator), Bill Hobbs (writer, adaptor, producer), Ted Warner (announcer), Alvin Schwartz (director).

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Basin Street Jazz - Duke Ellington 56-04-16

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Plays for Our Time 1943 The Enemy by Norman Corwin CBC

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Wildcat44 wrote:
Basin Street Jazz - Duke Ellington 56-04-16

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This one should be dated 56-04-14.

From Goldindex

Wake Up America. May 26, 1946. Program #321. ABC (Blue) net origination, American Economic Foundation syndication. "Have Post-War Strikes Been Against The Public Interest?". Sponsored by: Sustaining. NBC Orthacoustic transcription. A debate between Allen W. Rucker (author of "Labor's Road To Plenty" and president of The Tool Owner's Union) and Dr. J. Raymond Walsh (economist, lecturer, radio commentator). Allen W. Rucker, Don Gardiner (announcer), Hamilton Eames (moderator), J. Raymond Walsh.

Not a onesie

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Texaco Star Theater - 43-09-26

One I didn't have

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WABC 9:30

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The Great Challenge - 59-03-03 Is America Becoming Anti-Intellectual

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Algeria Aflame - 57-10-10 CBS

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Brothers No More - CBC 44-07-27

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Columbia Country Journal 46-08-31

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United Nations Week - 48-09-18 Women's Responsibilities in the World

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The Soldiers Return - 45-05-30 CBC

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The Broadcasters - Freedom on the March

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Petrillo Testimony - 48-01-28

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Carnival of Books - Melindy's Medal 49-12-03

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Dave Elman's Radio Auction Gallery. 1945. Mutual net. Sponsored by: Sustaining. An on-the-air audition. The program originates from the Peek-In Art Gallery, located in New York at the Gotham Hotel. An on-the-air auction, with listeners invited to bid. Items offered include: Diamond Jim Brady's piano (it accompanies a selection sung by Helen Jepson), two cameras owned by Matthew Brady, a drawing by Mark Twain, a bloody robe owned by George Washington. Joe Rosenthal describes how he took his famous picture (on Iwo Jima). Dave Elman, Helen Jepson, Joe Rosenthal (famous photographer)

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WILL Playhouse - Theater My Dear

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Walter Lippmann - Commentary on the San Francisco Conference - 45-05-05

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University of Chicago Roundtable - 52-03-02 A Businessman's Report on Conditions inside the Soviet Union

not a onesie

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I corrected the date for University of Chicago to 52-03-02

The subject for my copy of the Roundtable on 52-03-02 is How Effective Is The North Atlantic Alliance, a different show. Any idea what that date should be?

Thank you, Wildcat44!!!

America First Committee. February, 1941. America First Committee syndication, Western Electric transcription. An address by Senator Robert Taft (Ohio). "The last election was a mandate to keep the country out of war. He's against HR 1776 ("The Lease-Lend Bill"). Date is approximate. Robert Taft

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Clifton Fadiman - Speaking on United World Federalists 48-03-23

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Fidel Castro - Newspaper Editors Association Convention 1955-04-18

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Heading out be back after Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving, one and all!

Wildcat44 wrote:......

One Night Stand. June 12, 1946. Program #1046. AFRS. A band remote from the 400 Restaurant, New York City. The first tune is, "Who's Sorry Now.". Art Lund (vocal), Benny Goodman and His Orchestra.

One I didn't have

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wildcat44, is it possible to re-up this ONS again? i had computer problems to download it. thanks in advance!
keep boppin´
marcel

One Night Stand 1946-06-12

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kdmarket wrote:One Night Stand 1946-06-12

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thanks a lot! both of you!! for the swinging sound of mr. bg!
keep boppin´
marcel