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[The Cavalcade of America : [Drew Pearson, 1945-02-19, part 1 | 1945-02-18]. [Gabriel Heatter | 1945-02-18, part 1], Washington and the traitor]

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  • Cavalcade of America. The story of the crucial twenty-four hours, September 25, 1780, that saved the United States and brought about the ruination of Benedict Arnold. George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Marquis de Lafayette, learn about a traitor
  • [Recording already in progress]. Drew Pearson. London: Peace rumors out of Berlin. Hitler is playing for time and is planning a counter-offensive from Czechoslovakia. Moscow: Eastern front: Nazis stopped Russia's offense at the turn in the Oder River. Brussels: British Canadian drive into Holland slowed down, but General Montgomery states that they have rallied. Paris: American Western Front: More reinforcements have been sent and they are ready for a last drive. Manila: Trying to avoid hurting civilians and Filipino property while driving the Japanese out. Admiral Nimitz' headquarters: The navy is bombing Iwo Jima for the third day. Washington: Yalta Conference impressions: 1. Russia will come into the war against Japan if we want it to. 2. No official peace proposals from Germany. 3. Stalin favors a very tough peace. 4. Churchill would like the British to be more active in the Pacific but we need more activity in the India/Burma theater. 5. American delegates were impressed by Stalin at the conference. Stalin wants Russia to handle Poland after the war. 6. The war will be over before July 1st. 7. Stalin wanting to take over power in Germany after the war played a powerful role in the negotations at the conference. White House: night baseball will be barred this summer. Switzerland: Hitler has ordered all privately owned weapons be turned over to the police. War Department: Congratulated the Army postal service for getting war mail distributed quickly and urged all Americans to use Vmail. Paris: President Roosevelt invited De Gaulle to meet him in the mediterranean to not sign the land lease agreement, but De Gaulle declined. Prediction: Senator McCarran of Nevada will be appointed a federal judge. Prediction: Solicitor General Charles Fahy will be appointed to the D.C. court of appeals. Prediction: Judge Sam Rosenman will be appointed Solicitor General. Prediction: Terms of the Italian Armistice; Senator Bridges of New Hampshire will demand that the full terms be given to the American public as it was published in Switzerland. Prediction: Spain's Franco has been giving the Japanese inside information about American airplanes. At the Pan-American Conference in Mexico City, South America will urge all break relations with Spain. Prediction: The State Department of the United States will continue to appease Franco and oppose the Latin American resolution. Suggestion: Make sure the veterans of World War II have a representative at the table when a permanent peace is negotiated. Senator Pepper of Florida and Senator Chandler of Kentucky support this idea
  • Gabriel Heatter. America is bombing by air and shelling by warships Iwo Jima for the 17th day. Japanese say they were ready for the American carrier force when it approached. Russia will take care of fighting Japanese troops in China. There has been no response to General MacArthur demand for the Japanese to surrender at Corregidor Island. Russian troops are near Berlin. The Nazis plan to continue fighting after Berlin falls. Next week we will hear from Congress about farm labor. [Recording ends.]
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 audio disc
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio drama with orchestral accompaniment and news programs. Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont. Drew Pearson sponsored by Nutrex
  • 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: 22:23; 21:05
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Label
[The Cavalcade of America : [Drew Pearson, 1945-02-19, part 1 | 1945-02-18]. [Gabriel Heatter | 1945-02-18, part 1], Washington and the traitor]
Title
[The Cavalcade of America
Title remainder
[Drew Pearson
Title number
  • 1945-02-19, part 1
  • 1945-02-18]. [Gabriel Heatter
  • 1945-02-18, part 1]
Title part
Washington and the traitor]
Title variation
Dupont cavalcade
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Language
eng
Summary
  • Cavalcade of America. The story of the crucial twenty-four hours, September 25, 1780, that saved the United States and brought about the ruination of Benedict Arnold. George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and Marquis de Lafayette, learn about a traitor
  • [Recording already in progress]. Drew Pearson. London: Peace rumors out of Berlin. Hitler is playing for time and is planning a counter-offensive from Czechoslovakia. Moscow: Eastern front: Nazis stopped Russia's offense at the turn in the Oder River. Brussels: British Canadian drive into Holland slowed down, but General Montgomery states that they have rallied. Paris: American Western Front: More reinforcements have been sent and they are ready for a last drive. Manila: Trying to avoid hurting civilians and Filipino property while driving the Japanese out. Admiral Nimitz' headquarters: The navy is bombing Iwo Jima for the third day. Washington: Yalta Conference impressions: 1. Russia will come into the war against Japan if we want it to. 2. No official peace proposals from Germany. 3. Stalin favors a very tough peace. 4. Churchill would like the British to be more active in the Pacific but we need more activity in the India/Burma theater. 5. American delegates were impressed by Stalin at the conference. Stalin wants Russia to handle Poland after the war. 6. The war will be over before July 1st. 7. Stalin wanting to take over power in Germany after the war played a powerful role in the negotations at the conference. White House: night baseball will be barred this summer. Switzerland: Hitler has ordered all privately owned weapons be turned over to the police. War Department: Congratulated the Army postal service for getting war mail distributed quickly and urged all Americans to use Vmail. Paris: President Roosevelt invited De Gaulle to meet him in the mediterranean to not sign the land lease agreement, but De Gaulle declined. Prediction: Senator McCarran of Nevada will be appointed a federal judge. Prediction: Solicitor General Charles Fahy will be appointed to the D.C. court of appeals. Prediction: Judge Sam Rosenman will be appointed Solicitor General. Prediction: Terms of the Italian Armistice; Senator Bridges of New Hampshire will demand that the full terms be given to the American public as it was published in Switzerland. Prediction: Spain's Franco has been giving the Japanese inside information about American airplanes. At the Pan-American Conference in Mexico City, South America will urge all break relations with Spain. Prediction: The State Department of the United States will continue to appease Franco and oppose the Latin American resolution. Suggestion: Make sure the veterans of World War II have a representative at the table when a permanent peace is negotiated. Senator Pepper of Florida and Senator Chandler of Kentucky support this idea
  • Gabriel Heatter. America is bombing by air and shelling by warships Iwo Jima for the 17th day. Japanese say they were ready for the American carrier force when it approached. Russia will take care of fighting Japanese troops in China. There has been no response to General MacArthur demand for the Japanese to surrender at Corregidor Island. Russian troops are near Berlin. The Nazis plan to continue fighting after Berlin falls. Next week we will hear from Congress about farm labor. [Recording ends.]
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Cavalcade of America (Radio program)
Credits note
Producer, director, Jack Zoller ; author, Carl Van Doren ; adaptor, Arthur Arent ; composer, Robert Armbruster
Date of event
  • 1945 February 18
  • 1945 February 19
Form of composition
popular music
Format of music
not applicable
Literary text for sound recordings
  • drama
  • rehearsals
Music parts
not applicable
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Other event information
  • Instantaneously recorded
  • Instantaneously recorded
PerformerNote
  • Cavalcade of America. Gayne Whitman, announcer ; Herbert Marshall, Paul Theodore, John McIntire, Herbert Rawlinson, Lurene Tuttle, Frank Graham, Howard McNear, Forrest Lewis, Paul Marion, Griff Barnett, Joseph Kearns, Tom Holland, actor ; Verne Smith, narrator ; Robert Armbruster, conductor
  • Drew Pearson, news correspondent
  • Gabriel Heatter, news correspondent
Place of event
Hollywood, California, United States of America.
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  • 1890-1966
  • 1907-1991
  • 1885-1953
  • 1914-1950
  • 1905-1969
  • 1899-1977
  • 1904-1962
  • 1896-1994
  • 1885-1950
  • 1897-1969
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  • Whitman, Gayne
  • Marshall, Herbert
  • McIntire, John
  • Rawlinson, Herbert
  • Tuttle, Lurene
  • Graham, Frank
  • McNear, Howard
  • Lewis, Forrest
  • Barnett, Griff
  • Kearns, Joseph
  • Smith, Verne
  • Armbruster, Robert
  • Arent, Arthur
  • Van Doren, Carl
  • Pearson, Drew
  • Heatter, Gabriel
  • E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
  • Nutrex Company
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  • Arnold, Benedict
  • Washington, George
  • Hamilton, Alexander
  • Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier
  • Hitler, Adolf
  • Montgomery of Alamein, Bernard Law Montgomery
  • Nimitz, Chester W.
  • Yalta Conference
  • Stalin, Joseph
  • Churchill, Winston
  • United States
  • Roosevelt, Franklin D.
  • Gaulle, Charles de
  • McCarran, Pat
  • Fahy, Charles
  • Rosenman, Samuel I.
  • Bridges, Styles
  • Franco, Francisco
  • Inter-American Conference on Problems of War and Peace
  • United States
  • Pepper, Claude
  • Chandler, Happy
  • MacArthur, Douglas
  • Radio plays
  • Traitors
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Civilians in war
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Bombing, Aerial
  • Baseball
  • Weapons
  • V-mail
  • Military intelligence
  • World War, 1939-1945
Transposition and arrangement
not applicable
Label
[The Cavalcade of America : [Drew Pearson, 1945-02-19, part 1 | 1945-02-18]. [Gabriel Heatter | 1945-02-18, part 1], Washington and the traitor]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio drama with orchestral accompaniment and news programs. Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont. Drew Pearson sponsored by Nutrex
  • 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: 22:23; 21:05
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
  • performed music
Content type code
  • spw
  • prm
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Control code
1197988786
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.
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Reference number on paper finding aid: 00048MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00048MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1197988786
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable
Label
[The Cavalcade of America : [Drew Pearson, 1945-02-19, part 1 | 1945-02-18]. [Gabriel Heatter | 1945-02-18, part 1], Washington and the traitor]
Publication
Note
  • Instantaneous recordings of a radio drama with orchestral accompaniment and news programs. Cavalcade of America sponsored by Dupont. Drew Pearson sponsored by Nutrex
  • 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: 22:23; 21:05
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
  • performed music
Content type code
  • spw
  • prm
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Control code
1197988786
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: 00048MG
Other physical details
analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono
Physical substance
lacquer
Publisher number
00048MG
Specific material designation
sound disc
Speed
33 1/3 rpm (discs)
System control number
(OCoLC)1197988786
Tape configuration
not applicable
Tape width
not applicable

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