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[Esso news : [Duquesne Brewery Company news, 1945-01-19, part 2] | 1945-01-19]. [Inauguration ceremony | 1945-01-20, part 1]

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  • Esso news program. [Recording already in progress]. Russian troops have reached German Silesia, 60 miles from Breslau, 228 from Berlin. London: Ukrainian troops have taken the Polish city of Tarnów, 47 miles east of Krakow. Moscow: Soviet army has taken 600 towns in a 5-day drive. 21 generals are taking part in the offensive in southern Poland. That offensive has driven into the Carpathians. London: Russian armies took 2700 towns and firing 28,000 victory salutes. Polish people will cooperate with Russian troops. American 7th Army headquarters: Germans have sent 10,000 men and tanks across the Rhine into Strasbourg. General Eisenhower's headquarters: American 1st and 3rd armies and the British 2nd, have taken 21 towns today. German resistance has weakened in the bulge. San Francisco: a Japanese submarine outside of San Francisco sunk the Liberty ship, John A. Johnson. MacArthur's headquarters in Luzon, Philippines: 6th army has advanced 6 miles across the plains toward Manila. Chongqing: Fire has devastated the American embassy in Chongqing. Washington: President Roosevelt asked Americans to reinvigorate their support of the war at the 40 inaugural dinner sponsored by the members of the electoral college. Washington D.C.: Farm state lawmakers have written a resolution to ask the draft board to stop inducting essential farm workers. War food administration says there is a sharp drop in sugar supplies. Butter and chicken will be somewhat lower too. New Castle, California: revealed first case of violence against Japanese Americans returning to California. Weather report: Pennsylvania
  • Duquesne Brewing Company news. Western Front weather is bitter cold. Equipment and clothing are not sufficient for this winter weather. Germans have sent 10,000 men and tanks across the Rhine into Strasbourg extending the front 40 miles across the Alsatian. Might be Von Rundstedt's 2nd half of a winter offensive. General Patch's men are holding firm. Russians have been successful from East Prussia to the Carpathians. Two Russian offensives in East Prussia have been successful toward the Baltic. Russian troops have progressed from Central Poland to Silesia. Russian armies have taken 2100 towns. There were 28,000 victory salutes in Moscow to celebrate. America: House military affairs committee wants to put work dodgers on a par with draft dodgers. Sergeant General Perk? asked for laws to draft 20,000 nurses from the ages of 18 through 45. Farm state lawmakers have demanded that agriculture be designated as critical war industry. They have written a resolution to ask the draft board to stop inducting essential farm workers. The War Manpower Commission will also investigate the availability of manpower among the federal employees
  • Fourth inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. NBC broadcast. 6,000 handpicked guests are on the white house grounds. No umbrellas or chairs were allowed. Because of war, there will be no parade nor an inaugural ball; just a modest buffet luncheon serving chicken salad. Half-past four the white house will serve a tea for the electoral college. Total cost of the inauguration will be approximately $2,000. The presidential address will be only five minutes in length. Names mentioned in attendance: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bishop Angus Dunne, Right Reverend John A. Ryan, Chief Justice Harlan Stone, Vice President to be, Harry Truman, Members of Cabinet, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Harlan F. Stone, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Clerk of the Supreme Court Charles Elmore Cropley, Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Vice President Wallace, Presidential Secretary, presidential grandchildren, three children of Crown Princess Martha of Norway, Anna (Sistie) Dall, Curtis Dall, Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, Johnny Boettiger, Lieutenant Boettiger, Diana Hopkins, Harry Hopkins, Member of Congress, Electoral College, Members of the Diplomatic Corps, State governors, Members of the 1,000 Club, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Assistant President Jimmy Byrnes, Bernard Baruch, Judge Rosamann, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, Mrs. Stettinius, Senator Wallace White of Maine, Senator Bailey of North Carolina, Maury Maverick, Senator Scott Lucas of Illinois, Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, Congressman Sam Hobbs of Alabama, Brigadier General Carlos P. Romulo, Marjorie Lawrence, Congresswoman Edith Nurse Rodgers, Senator Capper of Kansas, Senator Murray of Montana, Senator Saltonstall of Massachusetts, Congressman Andrew Jackson May of Kentucky, Reverend John G. McGee, Reverend Howard A. Johnson, Reverend Howard S. Wilkinson, Choirs of St. Johns Episcopal Church, Edward J. Kelly, Edward Flinn. Colonel James Roosevelt and wife were not in attendance. Weather delayed their plane. Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's three sons, Elliott, John, and Franklin Jr were on active duty and were not able to attend. Marine Band begins playing Hail to the Chief [Recording ends]
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 audio disc
Note
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Reference number on paper finding aid: 00019MG
  • Instantaneous recording of KDKA news programs sponsored by Esso Oil or Duquesne Brewing Company and an inauguration ceremony
  • Durations: 15:47; 14:39
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection.
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer discs
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Label
[Esso news : [Duquesne Brewery Company news, 1945-01-19, part 2] | 1945-01-19]. [Inauguration ceremony | 1945-01-20, part 1]
Title
[Esso news
Title remainder
[Duquesne Brewery Company news
Title number
  • 1945-01-19, part 2]
  • 1945-01-19]. [Inauguration ceremony
  • 1945-01-20, part 1]
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Reporter
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Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
  • Esso news program. [Recording already in progress]. Russian troops have reached German Silesia, 60 miles from Breslau, 228 from Berlin. London: Ukrainian troops have taken the Polish city of Tarnów, 47 miles east of Krakow. Moscow: Soviet army has taken 600 towns in a 5-day drive. 21 generals are taking part in the offensive in southern Poland. That offensive has driven into the Carpathians. London: Russian armies took 2700 towns and firing 28,000 victory salutes. Polish people will cooperate with Russian troops. American 7th Army headquarters: Germans have sent 10,000 men and tanks across the Rhine into Strasbourg. General Eisenhower's headquarters: American 1st and 3rd armies and the British 2nd, have taken 21 towns today. German resistance has weakened in the bulge. San Francisco: a Japanese submarine outside of San Francisco sunk the Liberty ship, John A. Johnson. MacArthur's headquarters in Luzon, Philippines: 6th army has advanced 6 miles across the plains toward Manila. Chongqing: Fire has devastated the American embassy in Chongqing. Washington: President Roosevelt asked Americans to reinvigorate their support of the war at the 40 inaugural dinner sponsored by the members of the electoral college. Washington D.C.: Farm state lawmakers have written a resolution to ask the draft board to stop inducting essential farm workers. War food administration says there is a sharp drop in sugar supplies. Butter and chicken will be somewhat lower too. New Castle, California: revealed first case of violence against Japanese Americans returning to California. Weather report: Pennsylvania
  • Duquesne Brewing Company news. Western Front weather is bitter cold. Equipment and clothing are not sufficient for this winter weather. Germans have sent 10,000 men and tanks across the Rhine into Strasbourg extending the front 40 miles across the Alsatian. Might be Von Rundstedt's 2nd half of a winter offensive. General Patch's men are holding firm. Russians have been successful from East Prussia to the Carpathians. Two Russian offensives in East Prussia have been successful toward the Baltic. Russian troops have progressed from Central Poland to Silesia. Russian armies have taken 2100 towns. There were 28,000 victory salutes in Moscow to celebrate. America: House military affairs committee wants to put work dodgers on a par with draft dodgers. Sergeant General Perk? asked for laws to draft 20,000 nurses from the ages of 18 through 45. Farm state lawmakers have demanded that agriculture be designated as critical war industry. They have written a resolution to ask the draft board to stop inducting essential farm workers. The War Manpower Commission will also investigate the availability of manpower among the federal employees
  • Fourth inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. NBC broadcast. 6,000 handpicked guests are on the white house grounds. No umbrellas or chairs were allowed. Because of war, there will be no parade nor an inaugural ball; just a modest buffet luncheon serving chicken salad. Half-past four the white house will serve a tea for the electoral college. Total cost of the inauguration will be approximately $2,000. The presidential address will be only five minutes in length. Names mentioned in attendance: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bishop Angus Dunne, Right Reverend John A. Ryan, Chief Justice Harlan Stone, Vice President to be, Harry Truman, Members of Cabinet, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Harlan F. Stone, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Clerk of the Supreme Court Charles Elmore Cropley, Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Vice President Wallace, Presidential Secretary, presidential grandchildren, three children of Crown Princess Martha of Norway, Anna (Sistie) Dall, Curtis Dall, Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, Johnny Boettiger, Lieutenant Boettiger, Diana Hopkins, Harry Hopkins, Member of Congress, Electoral College, Members of the Diplomatic Corps, State governors, Members of the 1,000 Club, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Assistant President Jimmy Byrnes, Bernard Baruch, Judge Rosamann, Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, Mrs. Stettinius, Senator Wallace White of Maine, Senator Bailey of North Carolina, Maury Maverick, Senator Scott Lucas of Illinois, Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, Congressman Sam Hobbs of Alabama, Brigadier General Carlos P. Romulo, Marjorie Lawrence, Congresswoman Edith Nurse Rodgers, Senator Capper of Kansas, Senator Murray of Montana, Senator Saltonstall of Massachusetts, Congressman Andrew Jackson May of Kentucky, Reverend John G. McGee, Reverend Howard A. Johnson, Reverend Howard S. Wilkinson, Choirs of St. Johns Episcopal Church, Edward J. Kelly, Edward Flinn. Colonel James Roosevelt and wife were not in attendance. Weather delayed their plane. Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's three sons, Elliott, John, and Franklin Jr were on active duty and were not able to attend. Marine Band begins playing Hail to the Chief [Recording ends]
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  • Esso news (Radio program)
  • Duquesne Brewing Company news (Radio program)
Form of composition
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Format of music
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Literary text for sound recordings
reporting
Music parts
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PerformerNote
  • Esso News
  • Duquesne Brewing Company news. Don Hirsch, reporter. Pierre Paulin, announcer
  • Inauguration. Kenneth Banghart, Don Fisher, Hollis Wright, reporters
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  • Banghart, Ken
  • Esso Standard Oil Company
  • Duquesne Brewing Company of Pittsburgh
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  • Eisenhower, Dwight D.
  • MacArthur, Douglas
  • United States
  • Roosevelt, Franklin D.
  • United States
  • Rundstedt, Gerd von
  • Patch, Alexander McCarrell
  • United States
  • Roosevelt, Franklin D.
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Tanks (Military science)
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Submarines (Ships)
  • Liberty ships
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Electoral college
  • Agricultural laborers
  • Draft
  • Sugar
  • Butter
  • Chickens
  • Japanese Americans
  • Military uniforms
  • Draft resisters
  • United States
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Label
[Esso news : [Duquesne Brewery Company news, 1945-01-19, part 2] | 1945-01-19]. [Inauguration ceremony | 1945-01-20, part 1]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Reference number on paper finding aid: 00019MG
  • Instantaneous recording of KDKA news programs sponsored by Esso Oil or Duquesne Brewing Company and an inauguration ceremony
  • Durations: 15:47; 14:39
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection.
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer discs
Capture and storage technique
analog electrical storage
Carrier category
audio disc
Carrier category code
  • sd
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Configuration of playback channels
monaural
Content category
spoken word
Content type code
  • spw
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Control code
1158314853
Dimensions
16 in.
Dimensions
  • 16 in.
  • 16 in. diameter
Extent
1 audio disc
Groove width / pitch
coarse standard
Kind of cutting
lateral or combined cutting
Kind of disc cylinder or tape
instantaneous recorded on the spot
Kind of material
glass with lacquer
Media category
audio
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • s
Note
UMKC: Marr copy forms part of the J. David Goldin Collection.
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00019MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1158314853
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable
Label
[Esso news : [Duquesne Brewery Company news, 1945-01-19, part 2] | 1945-01-19]. [Inauguration ceremony | 1945-01-20, part 1]
Publication
Note
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Reference number on paper finding aid: 00019MG
  • Instantaneous recording of KDKA news programs sponsored by Esso Oil or Duquesne Brewing Company and an inauguration ceremony
  • Durations: 15:47; 14:39
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection.
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer discs
Capture and storage technique
analog electrical storage
Carrier category
audio disc
Carrier category code
  • sd
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Configuration of playback channels
monaural
Content category
spoken word
Content type code
  • spw
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Control code
1158314853
Dimensions
16 in.
Dimensions
  • 16 in.
  • 16 in. diameter
Extent
1 audio disc
Groove width / pitch
coarse standard
Kind of cutting
lateral or combined cutting
Kind of disc cylinder or tape
instantaneous recorded on the spot
Kind of material
glass with lacquer
Media category
audio
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • s
Note
UMKC: Marr copy forms part of the J. David Goldin Collection.
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00019MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1158314853
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable

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