[Sunday down south : [The Jergens journal, 1942-04-05, part 2] | 1942-04-05, excerpt]

Resource Information

The work [Sunday down south : [The Jergens journal, 1942-04-05, part 2] | 1942-04-05, excerpt] represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri-Kansas City Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Audio, Musical, Music.

Label

[Sunday down south : [The Jergens journal, 1942-04-05, part 2] | 1942-04-05, excerpt]

Title remainder

[The Jergens journal

Title number

• 1942-04-05, part 2]
• 1942-04-05, excerpt]

Contributor

• Smith, Beasley
• Waggoner, Betty
• Winchell, Walter, 1897-1972
• Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
• Dixie Dons (Musical group)
• KDKA (Radio station : Pittsburgh, Pa.)
• Marr Sound Archives
• WSM (Radio station : Nashville, Tenn.)
• Goldin, J. David
• McGarr, Mack
• O'Brien, Sissy

Conductor

• Smith, Beasley

Donor

• Goldin, J. David

Instrumentalist

• McGarr, Mack

Reporter

• Winchell, Walter, 1897-1972

Vocalist

• Waggoner, Betty
• O'Brien, Sissy
• Dixie Dons (Musical group)

Subject

• Popular music -- United States -- 1941-1950
• Public affairs radio programs
• Radio announcements
• Radio news programs
• Radio program excerpts
• Radio serials
• Radio station identifications
• War radio programs
• World War, 1939-1945
• Nonfiction radio programs

Genre

• Public affairs radio programs
• Radio station identifications
• Radio serials
• War radio programs
• Radio announcements
• Radio program excerpts
• Nonfiction radio programs
• Radio news programs

Language

eng

Summary

The Jergens journal: London reports that 40,000 Nazis have been killed in the last ten days. The Saturday Evening Post is accused of being "un-American." The U.S. is going to buy 400 million pounds of sugar from Martinique. The financial backers of subversive groups will be required to furnish donor names for every dollar involved with their activities. The Germans are sending troops with only 6 weeks training to Russia - many of whom are only 16 or 17 year old boys. According to Winchell the right people are finally being charged with libel around the nation, and notes that a libel case against him has been dropped because the plaintiff is unable to appear due to an arrest for burglary

Related

• Somebody else is taking my place
• Jergens journal, 1942-04-05, excerpt
• Walls keep talking

Member of

• J. David Goldin collection
• Jergens journal (Radio program)
• Sunday down south (Radio program)

Cataloging source

UMK

Date time place

Recorded from broadcast Apr. 5, 1942, over KDKA, Pittsburgh, on an Audiodisc recording blank

Form of composition

popular music

Format of music

not applicable

Funding information

Cataloging project funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation presented to the UMKC University Libraries Marr Sound Archives.

Music parts

not applicable

PerformerNote

Sunday down south: Beasley Smith and his orchestra; Mark McGarr, violin; Betty [Waggoner] and The Dixie Dons; Sissy O'Brien, vocalist. The Jergens journal: Walter Winchell, news reporter

Series statement

J. David Goldin collection

Transposition and arrangement

not applicable