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The Resource [Sunny Skylar : [Close-ups of the news, 1945-01-20] | 1945-01-21]

[Sunny Skylar : [Close-ups of the news, 1945-01-20] | 1945-01-21]

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Summary
Close-ups of the news. There is no beef available to purchase in San Francisco. Japan is between survival and death. MacArthur's troops have landed on two more islets. Heading toward Baguio, Philippines to free American prisoners. MacArthur may paratroop onto Clark Field. Stalin reports his troops are 60 miles from Königsberg, East Prussia while Germany reports Stalin's troops are 28 miles from Breslau, Silesia. Western Front: German push there is easing. There exists a theory that Germany would rather surrender to Russia than to the Western allies. Russians are hammer in Europe, Western allies are the anvil. The United States are the hammer in Pacific while the Chinese are the anvil. Burma: Anglo-Indians are doing some hammering too. Upton is concerned that the Big 3 are more concerned with might than right referring to dividing up the world between only three men. He is concerned with Russian communist political influence of Stalin in the United States. A speech was given in support of communism by Sidney Hillman at a banquet in California. Hillman wants more political power of the Congress of Industrial Organizations - Political Action Committee (PAC). Upton feels this organization is opposed to democracy. He gives more editorial examples throughout the United States of the might-makes-right philosophy instead of always doing right. He is against Churchill's unconditional surrender instead of surrender on the basis of the principals of the defeating forces. Makes references to: Governor Arthur B. Langlie; the Constitution declares that only Congress can make war and declare peace; $45,000,000 to rent airfields in India; Tacoma newspaper says, "Victory won't bring freedom, safety, or democracy;" the study "What are our war aims" by Marvin K. Hart; Upton believes peace must be founded on 1. establishing the security of the United States, 2. preservation of representative government in the United States, 3. world peace founded on justice as well as might
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 audio disc
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio variety show with orchestral accompaniment and a radio news program, sponsored by Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Company
  • 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: 14:17; 14:21
Contents
  • Sunny Skylar. My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt)
  • The love I long for / Vernon Duke
  • I lost a sweetheart, but you lost a friend / Allan Roberts, Doris Fisher
  • Sleigh ride in July / Jimmy Van Heusen
  • My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt)
  • [letter read from Mrs. Delores Schiappa of Philadelphia] Jealous / Alan J. Powell
  • [unannounced song. Possibly: May the angels be with you till it's over over there]
Instance
Label
[Sunny Skylar : [Close-ups of the news, 1945-01-20] | 1945-01-21]
Title
[Sunny Skylar
Title remainder
[Close-ups of the news
Title number
  • 1945-01-20]
  • 1945-01-21]
Title variation
Upton Close
Contributor
Host
Instrumentalist
Singer
Sponsor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Close-ups of the news. There is no beef available to purchase in San Francisco. Japan is between survival and death. MacArthur's troops have landed on two more islets. Heading toward Baguio, Philippines to free American prisoners. MacArthur may paratroop onto Clark Field. Stalin reports his troops are 60 miles from Königsberg, East Prussia while Germany reports Stalin's troops are 28 miles from Breslau, Silesia. Western Front: German push there is easing. There exists a theory that Germany would rather surrender to Russia than to the Western allies. Russians are hammer in Europe, Western allies are the anvil. The United States are the hammer in Pacific while the Chinese are the anvil. Burma: Anglo-Indians are doing some hammering too. Upton is concerned that the Big 3 are more concerned with might than right referring to dividing up the world between only three men. He is concerned with Russian communist political influence of Stalin in the United States. A speech was given in support of communism by Sidney Hillman at a banquet in California. Hillman wants more political power of the Congress of Industrial Organizations - Political Action Committee (PAC). Upton feels this organization is opposed to democracy. He gives more editorial examples throughout the United States of the might-makes-right philosophy instead of always doing right. He is against Churchill's unconditional surrender instead of surrender on the basis of the principals of the defeating forces. Makes references to: Governor Arthur B. Langlie; the Constitution declares that only Congress can make war and declare peace; $45,000,000 to rent airfields in India; Tacoma newspaper says, "Victory won't bring freedom, safety, or democracy;" the study "What are our war aims" by Marvin K. Hart; Upton believes peace must be founded on 1. establishing the security of the United States, 2. preservation of representative government in the United States, 3. world peace founded on justice as well as might
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Close-ups of the news (Radio program)
Date of event
  • 1945 January 20.
  • 1945 January 21
Form of composition
popular music
Format of music
not applicable
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Music parts
not applicable
Other event information
  • Instantaneous recording of Sunny Skylar
  • Instantaneous recording of Upton Close
PerformerNote
  • Sunny Skylar, host, vocals ; Andy Sulvern? and the Whispering Strings ; Jack Irish, announcer
  • Upton Close, news analyst on the Far East
Place of event
San Francisco, California, United States of America
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http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1894-1960
  • 1913-2009
  • 1903-1969
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  • Close, Upton
  • Skylar, Sunny
  • Duke, Vernon
  • Whispering strings (Musical group)
  • Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
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  • MacArthur, Douglas
  • Stalin, Joseph
  • Communist Political Association
  • Hillman, Sidney
  • Congress of Industrial Organizations (U.S.)
  • Churchill, Winston
  • Langlie, Arthur B.
  • Popular music
  • Radio programs, Musical
  • Radio journalism
  • News recordings
  • Foreign news
  • Rationing
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Clark Field (Philippines)
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Anglo-Indians
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Capitulations, Military
  • Occasional speeches
  • United States
  • War and emergency powers
Transposition and arrangement
not applicable
Label
[Sunny Skylar : [Close-ups of the news, 1945-01-20] | 1945-01-21]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio variety show with orchestral accompaniment and a radio news program, sponsored by Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Company
  • 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: 14:17; 14:21
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
Sunny Skylar. My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt) -- The love I long for / Vernon Duke -- I lost a sweetheart, but you lost a friend / Allan Roberts, Doris Fisher -- Sleigh ride in July / Jimmy Van Heusen -- My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt) -- [letter read from Mrs. Delores Schiappa of Philadelphia] Jealous / Alan J. Powell -- [unannounced song. Possibly: May the angels be with you till it's over over there]
Control code
1156986675
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: 00008MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00008MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1156986675
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable
Label
[Sunny Skylar : [Close-ups of the news, 1945-01-20] | 1945-01-21]
Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio variety show with orchestral accompaniment and a radio news program, sponsored by Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Company
  • 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: 14:17; 14:21
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
Sunny Skylar. My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt) -- The love I long for / Vernon Duke -- I lost a sweetheart, but you lost a friend / Allan Roberts, Doris Fisher -- Sleigh ride in July / Jimmy Van Heusen -- My song / Ray Henderson (excerpt) -- [letter read from Mrs. Delores Schiappa of Philadelphia] Jealous / Alan J. Powell -- [unannounced song. Possibly: May the angels be with you till it's over over there]
Control code
1156986675
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: 00008MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00008MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1156986675
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable

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