[NJARC] Old radio broadcasts

[Retevis]

Fantastic, Dave. 

The very first item is a broadcast from Edward R. Murrow on Britain entering the war. Minute by minute. 
You are right. History comes alive. 

Best wishes.
Bob Tevis

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> On Mar 3, 2016, at 10:18 AM, David Sica <dave.sica at njarc.org> wrote:
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> Listening to recordings of old radio shows like The Lone Ranger can be entertaining, but how about a nearly complete archive of live news broadcasts from during World War II?  Talk about bringing history alive!
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> A stash of 'forgotten' transcription disks used for time-shifting CBS network newscasts during the forties is being made available online.  Check it out here.
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> You can read the backstory here.
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> P.S. This story appeared yesterday on the club's Facebook page.  
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