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[Philco radio time : [Meet the press, 1947-06-11, part 2] | 1947-06-13, partial], General McNarney

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Meet the press. [Recording already in progress]. The questions he answers are: The Russians are fearful that the proposed United Nations military forces may develop into the nucleus of a military alliance of the western powers directed against the Soviet Union. Do you feel there is any justification for such fears? Would you be prepared to accept a Soviet military leader as say the first commander of the United Nations armed force to preserve peace? Do you think the fears that Mr. Smith talked about, the fears that he says the Russians have, do you think that they are actually there are do you think maybe they are phony news set by the Russians [inaudible]? Do you see any danger of a United Nations police force might itself become an aggressive and a militant organization that's hard to control? Do you think there is any danger that the United Nations military force is going to form? You've been in [inaudible] for some months now, haven't you? Has anything happened yet of any importance? They believe the United States is the only power in the world capable of enforcing peace and the Western way of life. Do you share that view? Do you think the United States is doing anything to maintain that military posture? Are they doing enough? Do you mean the United States has got to go around protecting the world against itself for an indefinite period? How about Germany? The German doctrine, as such, will they be able to keep Germany from going Communist? Is it enough for this country against foreign propaganda in its foreign broadcasts and in its news broadcasts; is it enough for the United States to sell the American way of life to people who simply can't understand that such a way of life can exist considering their own living conditions? Do you think that the Russians are really interested in the formation of the United Nations military force to stop aggression? Do you think it's possible to reconcile a hard peace with the concept of establishing a democratic [inaudible] in Germany? Is it not a fact that Germany is going to made economically strong again by both Russian and the West irrespective of whether we get an agreement on the settlement of the German problem or not? We've been working for a unified government of Germany. Supposing we did get a unified government. Presumably the communists would be an essential and a large part of that government. Would the usual tactics of pushing and shoving and force at the right moment; wouldn't such a unified government become a communist government before long? Did I understand you to say... that you didn't believe a formation of a military force to stop aggression? Why are continued an action that seems to be useless to date? In meantime aren't they gobbling up an awful lot of Europe while this debate goes on and no force is formed? [Next question inaudible.] With the forces divided, the United States on the one side and Russian on the other, and no action taken, won't Germany revert to nationalism? If we had a United Nations military force, will that force be used to stop the kind of aggression that the Russian are now guilty of? So the Russians can keep on gobbling up Europe while we continue talking. How long are we going to continue to talk? Will we continue to talk until we're ready to act? Aren't we acting under the Truman doctrine? Top military officials feel that war with Russia is inevitable. Are you one of those that shares that point of view? [Recording ends]
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 audio disc
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of an ABC variety show radio program sponsored by Philco and a radio news program
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer disc
  • Durations: 14:03; 16:12
Contents
  • Philco radio time. [Recording already in progress]. I get a kick out of you / Cole Porter ; Sunday, Monday, or always / Jimmy Van Heusen (excerpt) ; From Monday on / Harry Barris, Bing Crosby (excerpt) ; Blow, Gabriel blow / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Nuit bleu (Where the blue of the night meets the gold of the day) / Fred E. Ahlert (excerpt in French) ; Brahm's lullaby (excerpt) ; To-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral / James Royce Shannon (excerpt) ; You're the top / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Down the old ox road / Arthur Johnson (excerpt) ; I'm an old cowhand / Johnny Mercer
  • Anything you can do I can do better / Irving Berlin
  • [All sing Philco advertisement]
  • Something to remember you by / Arthur Schwartz
Instance
Label
[Philco radio time : [Meet the press, 1947-06-11, part 2] | 1947-06-13, partial], General McNarney
Title
[Philco radio time
Title remainder
[Meet the press
Title number
  • 1947-06-11, part 2]
  • 1947-06-13, partial]
Title part
General McNarney
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Conductor
Host
Instrumentalist
Interviewee
Interviewer
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Sponsor
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Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Meet the press. [Recording already in progress]. The questions he answers are: The Russians are fearful that the proposed United Nations military forces may develop into the nucleus of a military alliance of the western powers directed against the Soviet Union. Do you feel there is any justification for such fears? Would you be prepared to accept a Soviet military leader as say the first commander of the United Nations armed force to preserve peace? Do you think the fears that Mr. Smith talked about, the fears that he says the Russians have, do you think that they are actually there are do you think maybe they are phony news set by the Russians [inaudible]? Do you see any danger of a United Nations police force might itself become an aggressive and a militant organization that's hard to control? Do you think there is any danger that the United Nations military force is going to form? You've been in [inaudible] for some months now, haven't you? Has anything happened yet of any importance? They believe the United States is the only power in the world capable of enforcing peace and the Western way of life. Do you share that view? Do you think the United States is doing anything to maintain that military posture? Are they doing enough? Do you mean the United States has got to go around protecting the world against itself for an indefinite period? How about Germany? The German doctrine, as such, will they be able to keep Germany from going Communist? Is it enough for this country against foreign propaganda in its foreign broadcasts and in its news broadcasts; is it enough for the United States to sell the American way of life to people who simply can't understand that such a way of life can exist considering their own living conditions? Do you think that the Russians are really interested in the formation of the United Nations military force to stop aggression? Do you think it's possible to reconcile a hard peace with the concept of establishing a democratic [inaudible] in Germany? Is it not a fact that Germany is going to made economically strong again by both Russian and the West irrespective of whether we get an agreement on the settlement of the German problem or not? We've been working for a unified government of Germany. Supposing we did get a unified government. Presumably the communists would be an essential and a large part of that government. Would the usual tactics of pushing and shoving and force at the right moment; wouldn't such a unified government become a communist government before long? Did I understand you to say... that you didn't believe a formation of a military force to stop aggression? Why are continued an action that seems to be useless to date? In meantime aren't they gobbling up an awful lot of Europe while this debate goes on and no force is formed? [Next question inaudible.] With the forces divided, the United States on the one side and Russian on the other, and no action taken, won't Germany revert to nationalism? If we had a United Nations military force, will that force be used to stop the kind of aggression that the Russian are now guilty of? So the Russians can keep on gobbling up Europe while we continue talking. How long are we going to continue to talk? Will we continue to talk until we're ready to act? Aren't we acting under the Truman doctrine? Top military officials feel that war with Russia is inevitable. Are you one of those that shares that point of view? [Recording ends]
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  • Bing Crosby show (Radio program)
  • Meet the press (Radio program)
Credits note
Philco radio time. Producer, transcriber, Bill Morrow, Murdo McKenzie
Form of composition
popular music
Format of music
not applicable
Music parts
not applicable
PerformerNote
  • Philco radio time. Bing Crosby, host, actor, vocals ; John Scott Trotter and his orchestra ; Alec Templeton, piano ; Ethel Merman, vocals ; Glenn Riggs, announcer
  • Meet the press. Joseph McNarney (the American member of the military staff committee of the United Nations), Albert Warner, Lawrence Spivak (The American Mercury, creator, producer, panelist), Kingsbury Smith (INS), Bert Andrews (The New York Herald Tribune)
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  • 1910-1963
  • 1893-1972
  • 1900-1994
  • 1914-2002
  • 1901-1953
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  • 1891-1964
  • 1833-1897
  • 1881-1946
  • 1891-1964
  • 1888-1989
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  • Crosby, Bing
  • Trotter, John Scott
  • Templeton, Alec
  • Merman, Ethel
  • Riggs, Glenn
  • McNarney, Joseph Taggart
  • Warner, Albert
  • Spivak, Lawrence E.
  • Smith, Howard K.
  • Andrews, Bert
  • Porter, Cole
  • Porter, Cole
  • Brahms, Johannes
  • Shannon, J. R.
  • Porter, Cole
  • Berlin, Irving
  • John Scott Trotter Orchestra
  • Philco Radio and Television Corp
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  • United Nations
  • Popular music
  • Radio programs, Musical
  • Peacekeeping forces
  • Armed Forces
  • Communism
  • International organization
  • Civilization, Western
  • Lifestyles
  • Peace
  • Nationalism
  • Conditionality (International relations)
  • United States
  • United States
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Label
[Philco radio time : [Meet the press, 1947-06-11, part 2] | 1947-06-13, partial], General McNarney
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Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of an ABC variety show radio program sponsored by Philco and a radio news program
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer disc
  • Durations: 14:03; 16:12
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
  • performed music
  • spoken word
Content type code
  • prm
  • spw
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
Philco radio time. [Recording already in progress]. I get a kick out of you / Cole Porter ; Sunday, Monday, or always / Jimmy Van Heusen (excerpt) ; From Monday on / Harry Barris, Bing Crosby (excerpt) ; Blow, Gabriel blow / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Nuit bleu (Where the blue of the night meets the gold of the day) / Fred E. Ahlert (excerpt in French) ; Brahm's lullaby (excerpt) ; To-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral / James Royce Shannon (excerpt) ; You're the top / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Down the old ox road / Arthur Johnson (excerpt) ; I'm an old cowhand / Johnny Mercer -- Anything you can do I can do better / Irving Berlin -- [All sing Philco advertisement] -- Something to remember you by / Arthur Schwartz
Control code
1179871346
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.
http://bibfra.me/vocab/marc/numberingPerculiarities
Reference number on paper finding aid: 00030MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00030MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1179871346
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable
Label
[Philco radio time : [Meet the press, 1947-06-11, part 2] | 1947-06-13, partial], General McNarney
Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of an ABC variety show radio program sponsored by Philco and a radio news program
  • Titles and additional data supplied by cataloger from audition; supplemented by reference materials
  • Provenance: J. David Goldin collection
  • Instantaneous-cut glass-based lacquer disc
  • Durations: 14:03; 16:12
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
  • performed music
  • spoken word
Content type code
  • prm
  • spw
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
Philco radio time. [Recording already in progress]. I get a kick out of you / Cole Porter ; Sunday, Monday, or always / Jimmy Van Heusen (excerpt) ; From Monday on / Harry Barris, Bing Crosby (excerpt) ; Blow, Gabriel blow / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Nuit bleu (Where the blue of the night meets the gold of the day) / Fred E. Ahlert (excerpt in French) ; Brahm's lullaby (excerpt) ; To-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral / James Royce Shannon (excerpt) ; You're the top / Cole Porter (excerpt) ; Down the old ox road / Arthur Johnson (excerpt) ; I'm an old cowhand / Johnny Mercer -- Anything you can do I can do better / Irving Berlin -- [All sing Philco advertisement] -- Something to remember you by / Arthur Schwartz
Control code
1179871346
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.
http://bibfra.me/vocab/marc/numberingPerculiarities
Reference number on paper finding aid: 00030MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00030MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1179871346
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable

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