# copyright

copyright status:
Suppress MAGIC pending permission. No loan


copyright status:
Status unknown. More research needed. No loan


copyright status:
OK for web pending permission (MSU provenance)


# vvl_queue

description:
Charles Bukowski: An interview with Charles Bukowski precedes his reading of his poem, Do you use a notebook?, from the collection Dangling in the tourneforcia.  Columbia, Mo. : American Audio Prose Library, 198-?  30 min cassette.


notes:
Check to see whether this is still sold.  If so, we can't copy.  Clearly a commercial product.  But we can lend it.


notes:
SZPOtek order.  May loan original.  No copying


description:
Closeup on Tallulah Bankhead.  Purchased cassette, 1971


description:
The fabulous funnies; ABC-TV, January 24, 1978; part of an ABC-TV Special,


description:
Political figures at play; TV Bloopers, NBC-TV, March 24, 1985


description:
News of the last week of March 1985 in review; Sunday Morning, CBS-TV, March 31, 1985.


description:
Country and folk music in America; ;CBS-TV, Sunday Morning, March 31, 1985.


description:
Robert Lipsyte's portrait/interview of Walt Frazier; CBS-TV, Sunday Morning, March 31, 1985


description:
Adolf Hitler's second address at Germany Reichstag session of 1933


description:
Address at German Reichstag session of March 23, 1933


description:
Reichstag session of March 23, 1933 … Recorded by f. Peteler, March 23, 1933


description:
Speech in Saxony to the S.A. exhorting them to uphold Nazi doctrines] … F. Peteler, March 25, 1934.


description:
Speech at initial Nazi highway construction project, near Munich …  F. Peteler, March 21, 1934


description:
Address to the workers at initial Nazi highway construction project near Munich…  F. Peteler, March 21, 1934


notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s.  There was no magic record or shelf notes for this band.


description:
Nazi Hitler Youth fight song, "Es zittern die marschen Knochen".  Recorded by F. Peteler, April 30, 1935.


description:
Nazi Hitler Youth marching song entitled "Youth Marching for Germany".   Recorded by F. Peteler, April 30, 1935.


description:
Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945.  Address to Reichstag.  Hitler justifies the policy of re-armament and defends democratic principles in Germany.  Recorded by F. Peteler, May 21, 1935


description:
NO MAGIC RECORD.  Sinclair, Upton.  Interview for "The Upton Sinclair Story"  Includes "Oil" and "The Flivver King."  Includes the voice of Harry W. Flannery – speaking for the AFL –CIO.  1960s.


description:
NO MAGIC RECORD.  GE College bowl. MSU vs Columbia U.   Robert Earl – Game show host.  November 20, 1966.  Includes the voice of John A. Hannah – President of Michigan State University.


description:
Shaw, Bernard, biography.  Wolper Productions film on the life of George Bernard Shaw with various [segments] of George Bernard Shaw['s] voice.  1965.


description:
Radio message to Czech people by Jan Syrový; recorded by F. Peteler, October 30, 1938


description:
Adolph Hitler speech to Nazi Press Corps, 1938; Recorded by F. Peteler, November 10, 1938.


description:
Adolph Hitler speech pertaining to the education of German youth; Recorded by F. Peteler, December 2, 1938


description:
Adolf Hitler Address to Officer's School class; recorded by F. Peteler, January 25, 1939.


description:
Adolf Hitler speaking at launching of battleship Bismarck, 1939; Recorded by f. Peteler, February 14, 1939.


description:
Joseph Goebbels announces the German occupation of Czechoslovakia;Recorded by F. Peteler, March 15, 1939


description:
Joachim Ribbentrop reads the official Nazi terms of administering Bohemia and Maehren in Czechoslovakia; Recorded by Peteler, 1939

notes:
there is no band number (may be band 7).  Michael needs to listen and check a few bands to insure band correlation (recorded in German).


description:
Nazi radio report; Broadcast on Nazi controlled German radio;Recorded by F Peteler, March 24, 1939.


description:
Nazi radio announcement of President Roosevelt's letter to Adolf Hitler, 1939  Recorded by F. Peteler, April 15, 1939.


description:
Adolf Hitler Excerpt of address at Reichstag, Recorded by F. Peteler, April 28, 1939.


description:
Hermann Göring Comments in the Berlin Reichstag, Recorded by F. Peteler, April 28, 1939


description:
Adolf Hitler Excerpt of address to German troops returning from Spain; Recorded by F. Peteler, June 6, 1939.


description:
Hermann Göring Speech to the troops of the Legion Condor;Recorded by F. Peteler, June 6, 1939


description:
Nazi radio report describing victory parade in Berlin; recorded by F. Peteler, June 6, 1939


description:
Adolf Hitler Excerpt of speech at opening of the "Grosse Deutsch Kunstaustellung" art exhibit;Recorded by F. Peteler, July 16, 1939.


description:
Nazi German march music (Medley of various military marches) Recorded by F. Peteler, n.d.


description:
Nazi-German soldier songs and marches.  Peteler, no date


description:
German Reichstag after the Nazi invasion of Poland, various excerpts of address.  Recorded by Peteler, September 1, 1939.


description:
Adolf Hitler address.  Recorded by F. Peteler. 1939.


description:
Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950.  Spoken English and broken English.  Linguaphone, 1927.


description:
Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950.   It seems to me (the folly of war)  Broadcast on BBC, [n.d.].

notes:
Camlot  (Date is likely also late 1920s.  See M102 bd01)


description:
Gosden, Freeman F.  Andy and the Kingfish in the "New Car" skit.  Broadcast on TV&R, 1929-1950.


description:
Gosden, Freeman F.  Amos, Andy, and the Kingfish in the "Eye Doctor" skit.   Broadcast on TV&R, 1929-1950


description:
Gosden, Freeman F.  Andy and the Kingfish in the "Funeral and Insurance Business" skit.  Broadcast on TV&R, 1929-1950


description:
Gosden, Freeman F.  Andy and Amos (Shorty and Gabby) in a "Political Discussion".  Broadcast on TV&R, 1929-1950.


description:
Barkley, Alben William.  Excerpt of nominating speech for Franklin D. Roosevelt at 1932 Democratic National  Convention.  Broadcast on CBS, 1932

notes:
Could this be okay for the web?  What is the status of political conventions?


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  Excerpt of acceptance of nomination at 1932 Democratic National Convention. Broadcast on CBS, 1932.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s Believed to be safe, but what is the status of political conventions?


description:
Bernie, Ben  in an excerpt of closing sequence on radio program.  TV&R, 1934.


description:
Burns, George appearing with Gracie Allen in a radio comedy skit.  Broadcast on TV & R, 1935


description:
Jolson, Al.  Excerpt of Kraft Music Hall radio program.  Al Jolson sings "Alabamy Bound."     Broadcast on TV & R, 1937.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H.  Excerpt of Mayor LaGuardia readinng the "funnies" regarding Dick Tracy.    Michigan State University, Department of Television and Radio, 1943.


description:
WWII:  London after dark.  On-the-spot recordings of various points during the London air- raid attacks: Broadcast on CBS and BBC, August 24, 1940.


description:
Old-time radio excerpts of the 1930's and 1940's. Various celebreties (Rudy Vallee, Will Rogers, Eddie Cantor; Jimmy Durante, Burns and Allen, Al Jolsen, etc) speaking and singing on radio programs  broadcast in 1930's and 1940's.

notes:
Matrix prototype.  May not be safe to use per copyright of music.


description:
Sarah Bernhardt's various dramatic scenes in French, 1904

notes:
pre-queue.  Magic lists 7 bands - folder has 10 bands.


description:
Henry Ford remarks at dedication ceremonies of Ford Field Recreation Center at Dearborn, Michigan, 1936


description:
Owen D. Young: Remarks at dedication of new studio at radio station WGY at
                 Schenectady, New York, 1938


description:
Charles Gates Dawes, Charles Dawes speaking at the National Conference of Jews and
                 Christians concerning third annual Brotherhood Day] [sound
                 recording, 1936


notes:
No Magic record.  Michael will need to review notes.


description:
Aimee McPherson's musical sermon, "Calvaries [sic] Rose"] [sound
                 recording, 1931

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s recording (pre-queue, no notes)


description:
McPherson, Aimee Semple: Religious dialogue, "Are You Happy?", 1931


description:
Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944.  Al Smith talking to children in the vicinity of Beekman Street hospital, New York, and distributing Christmas gifts.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944.  Excerpts of remarks of appreciation to Notre Dame University faculty and alumni for appearing at testimonial reception.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Gershwin, George, 1898-1937.  George Gershwin rehearsing for musical show.   Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1930.   Includes dialogue and singing "I Left My Mademoiselle in New Rochelle".


description:
Sports highlights of the 1920's and 1930's.  various segments about the activities of famous sports personalities during the era.  Fox Movietone, 1930.


description:
Walker, James John, 1881-1946.  Excerpt of welcoming remarks by Mayor Walker of New York at City Hall to golfer Bobby Jones.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone News, 1929.


description:
Cermak, Anton Joseph, 1873-1933.  Welcoming address by Mayor Cermak of Chicago to visiting Mayor James J. Walker of New York City; Mayor Walker's reply.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1931.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.   Excerpt from campaign address at Madison Square Garden with Herbert Hoover's campaign song of 1932 Republican presidential race: "Let's Get Behind Herbert Hoover".  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
Cobb, Ty, 1886-1961.  Interview with Ty Cobb in Georgia after his retirement from baseball.  Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Dempsey, Jack, 1895-  Interview with former heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey and his associates regarding their new venture of boxing promotions.  Fox Movietone, 1930.


description:
McPherson, Aimee Semple, 1890-1944.  Statement by "Sister" McPherson before leaving Los Angeles on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, on prohibition.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Walker, James John, 1881-1946.  Excerpt from address to the Grand Street Boys' Club in New York in defense of his city administration.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Various statements and opinions pro and con on the value of prohibition of alcoholic beverages in the United States.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Narcotics.  Statements by New York police officials and FBI agents about the sale of firearms to criminals and member of U.S. Narcotic Bureau commenting about seizure and destruction of illegal narcotics.  Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Kellog-Briand pact on disarmament.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1930.


description:
Addams, Jane.  Excerpt of remark at World Conference on Disarmament, regarding women's fight for universal disarmament.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Gibson, Hugh.  Diarmament speech where Gibson is booed and hissed.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Chamberlain, Neville.  Excerpt of address to visiting Indian delegation where he discusses Britain's position regarding self- government for India.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1931.


description:
Gandhi, Mahatma.  Mahatma Gandhi talking and being interviewed, swearing-in ceremony of British
Viceroy of India with crowds shouting protests of Gandhi's imprisonment.  Recorded September 1931 through January 1932.


description:
George Gershwin playing his composition "I Got Rhythm" in recital.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1931.


description:
Rockefeller, John D. (John Davison).  Statement from his residence in Florida about his faith and hope in America.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1930.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s.  May not be okay for web.


description:
Fleming, James, 1915- Title:  Mister President.  Documentary recording of presidents and presidential candidates from 1933-to 1953 edited and narrated by James Fleming.  RCA Victor LM 1753.


description:
Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe in radio broadcast from Callander, Ontario, introducing all five Dionne quintupletsd, who speak and sing various songs.  Broadcast on CBC, 1938


description:
Gouraud, George E.  Phonograph message spoken by Colonel Gouraud in London and addressed to Mr. Thomas A. Edison in New Jersey, about experimental recordings made in England and comments on the phonograph by British personalities.  From 1" cylinder, 1888.


description:
Malcolm X speaks at MSU press conference, 1963


description:
Fats Waller commenting, singing, and playing piano at V-disc
                 recording session, 1944


description:
Malcolm X speaks at Erickson Kiva on MSU campus, 1963


description:
Frost, Robert,  Robert Frost reads his own works.  From Carillon record owned by the MSU Library, 1961.

notes:
WKAR radio;  hard to understand in the last few seconds of the tape


description:
Alive and well [music recording] : the Geriatric Six Plus One profiled on WKAR.


description:
Michael Moore, editor of Mother Jones magazine, and Ben Hamper,
                 assembly line worker and columnist for Mother Jones, answer listener
                 questions about their respective crafts, WKAR 1986

notes:
For faculty playback in class.  Permission needed quickly.


description:
Bruce Hamilton, Alan L. Light, and Murray Bishoff field questions from an audience at
                     the San Diego Comic-con, 1975


description:
John Hammond tells of his first meeting with Billie Holiday.  Broadcast on WTTW-TV (The world of John Hammond), December 9, 1975.


description:
Goddard Lieberson as master-of-ceremonies, introduces pianist Teddy Wilson and jazz writer Leonard Feather, who talk about Hammond's role in breaking down color barriers in jazz.  WTTW-TV (The world of John Hammond), December 9, 1975.


description:
John Hammond tells how he met Ella Fitzgerald.  WTTW-TV (The world of John Hammond), December 9, 1975


description:
Mitch Miller tells how John Hammond introduced him into the recording business. Gift of Tom Daoust.


description:
John Hammond Jr. sings a blues solo and a duet with Sonny Terry on I can't find my baby.  Broadcast on WTTW-TV (The world of John Hammond), December 9, 1975.


description:
Bob Dylan performs country and protest songs.  Broadcast on WTTW-TV (The world of John Hammond), December 9, 1975.


description:
Study of the Church of Scientology...Broadcast on CBS-TV , December 21, 1985.


description:
Mel Blanc interviewed [by Alan Light and Murray Bishoff].Gift of Light and Bishoff. No date given

notes:
May be an original.  Check to make sure was not broadcast


description:
Operation crossroads.  Bikini Atoll atom bomb tests covered by W.W. Chaplin for the combined radio networks, with George Gates, 1946.  Dubbed from six aluminum disks on to tape on November 21, 1973.  Gift of Rick Krepela.


description:
Harry Truman pleads with striking railroad workers to return to work to bring grain to starving millions coupled with a threat to nationalize the railroads, Recorded May 15, 1946.  Gift of Rick Krepela.


description:
Arthur Gates gives eyewitness coverage of the hanging of Nazi war criminals at Nuremburg.  Recorded October 16, 1946.  Gift of Rick Krepela.


description:
Two short fragments of the wedding ceremony of Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Mountbatten.  Recorded November 20, 1947.  Gift of Rick Krepela.


description:
Feuds and fights in a decade of furors.  The Depression, the war in Spain, labor violence, feuds on radio, the two Schmeling-Louis fights, told by the original actors and narrated by Rudy Vallee.  Gift from Rick Krepela.  Early 1930s.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Some material may be okay for web.


description:
Long,  Huey.  part 1 : documentary on the life and time of Huey Long.  Includes tapes of FDR, Father Coughlin, and Francis Townsend, along with many Long speeches.  Broadcast on PBS-TV, October 15, 1986

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Some speeches may be okay for the web?


description:
Rockwell, George Lincoln, 1918-1967. 
 Title
                 [Address to MSU students in Auditorium at the invitation of ASMSU
                 for the "Controversial Issues" series of lectures]


description:
William Bryan's address before the Democratic national convention, 1896


description:
Eugene v. Debbs.  "Winning a world"  The Socialist movement.  Edison cylinder recording, 1904


description:
Israeli-Arab war : Victory or Else, NBC TV, 1967

notes:
Turner order.  Appears in Magic as: M1269 bd.2 - M1271.  Only M1270 digitized.


description:
Documentary program about the "Hippie Temptation",   Harry Reasoner of CBS-TV, August 22, 1967.  Includes interviews with hippies, doctors, parents, patients, police, psychiatrists and discussion about use of LSD.


description:
Johnson, Lyndon B.  Address to the nation by television.  Johnson discusses limitation of bombing in Vietnam and other current national problems, and ends with his announcement of withdrawl from the 1968 presidential race.  NBC-TV, March 31, 1968.


description:
Excerpt of peace sermon by Dr. King.  Broadcast on NBC, April 4, 1968.


description:
Christmas Carol, dramatized by an all-star cast led by Lionel Barrymore and Rudy Vallee, 1941 NBC


description:
First broadcast of Soviet military establishment from Berlin, 1945


description:
War Crimes Trials : Nuremburg, 1945-1949


description:
Testimony at the international military proceedings in Nuremberg,
                 Germany, 1946


description:
Last words Hans Frank before his execution by hanging at Nuremberg, Germany, 1946


description:
Summation and closing of the recorded series "The Third Reich", Recorded by F. Peteler, 1965


notes:
Extra band not in Magic.  Michael needs to listen and check copyright (in German).


description:
Goebbels, Joseph.  Tenth anniversary celebration of Munich "Putsch" of November 11, 1923.  Recorded by F. Peteler, November 8, 1933.


description:
Hitler, Adolf.  Tenth anniversary celebration of Munich "Putsch" of November 11, held at the Sieman factory in Berlin.  Recorded by F. Peteler, November 8, 1933.


description:
Hitler, Adolf.  Address pertaining to the procedure for the Christian churches.  Recorded by F. Peteler, January 20, 1934.


description:
Göring, Hermann.  Hermann Göring reads new laws pertaining to the government of the Reich.  Recorded by F. Peteler, January 30, 1934.


description:
Hitler, Adolf.  Excerpt of speech to German students.  
                     Recorded by F. Peteler, February 7, 1934.


description:
Nazi radio announcement:  German child shovelling earth in the Saar section of Germany and promising that this territory will be returned to the land of his fathers.  Recorded by F. Peteler, July 6, 1934.


description:
Darré, Richard Walther:  Address to German farmers and peasants.  
                     Recorded by F. Peteler, November 17, 1935.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.   Speech on econmic relief.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.   Campaign speech about his vision of America in which he opposes the New Deal.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.  Speech about unemployment.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.  Speech about War and neutrality.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.  Deficit spending and unemployment.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Eisenhower, General Dwight D.  Communism and the eastern block.  Shortcommings of the UN.  Korea.   Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Eisenhower, Dwight D.  Remembrance of FDR.  Introduction of Truman.  Recordings from 1930-1953.


description:
Calley, William Laws.  NBC special program immediately after conviction of Lieutenant William Calley for My Lai massacre; with Frank McGee.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 29, 1971


description:
Nazi propaganda F. Peteler, September 27, 1938


description:
Many bands are missing in the catalog.  Nazi propaganda mostly.

notes:
Check during segmentation.  Treat as single unit for the moment.


description:
Nazi propaganda … Recorded by F. Peteler, 1940.


description:
Speech on TV network newscasts delivered to Midwest Regional Republican Committee
                     in Des Moins, Iowa, NBC 1969


description:
The fabulous Edison cylinder [sound recording [re-recordings of cylinders made by famous singers, 1908-1922].]


notes:
Two sided tape.   No magic record.  L. Quoss order.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H.  Presentation of New York City; certificate of Merit to Grace Moore.  Broadcast on WNYC, August 14, 1945.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H.  Special Message regarding V-E Day.   Broadcast on WNYC, May 7, 1945.


description:
Wise, Stephen Samuel,  New Year's Day prayer.  Broadcast on WNYC, January 1, 1943.


description:
Chaplin, Charlie.  Chaplin sings.  1935-52


description:
Rome, Harold:   Money song.  Private recording, 1949.  An original composition.


description:
Eulogy for Dr. Martin Luther King.  
                     Speaks, Ruben L. 
 Title             [The greatest orator of this century]


description:
MLK: Address on the ground crew and Mississippi., 1964


description:
King, Martin Luther Jr., 1929-1968. 
 Title             [Who is the least of these ; and, I believe I've got to go back to the valley: sermons]


description:
Murray, Philip:  Convention in Cleveland, Ohio,  Section prior to vote of expulsion of United Workers from CIO.  Recorded by AFL-CIO, n.d.


description:
James Stewart discusses his one singing role for MGM …  Merv Griffin Show, 1974


description:
Faust, John R. Title:  The anatomy of impeachment, KBPS 1974


description:
Baruch Korff discusses his new book The personal Nixon: staying on the summit, NBC Today, 1974


description:
Anita Loos interview, NBC Today Show, 1974


description:
Frank Fitzsimmons discusses his jurisdictional dispute with Cesar Chavez' United
                     Farmworkers on Today Show, NBC 1974


description:
Adamantia Pollis predicts coup in Athens and a unified Cyprus, NBC Today, 1974


description:
Gompers, Samuel, 1850-1924.  Labor and war bond speech during World War I.  Recorded by the AFL-CIO, 1918.


description:
Murray, Philip, 1886-1952.  Campaign speech for Adlai Stevenson.  AFL-CIO, 1952.


description:
Reuther, Walter, 1907-1970. Speech to the workers of Australia. Broadcast on WJR, June 2, 1944.


description:
Truman, Harry S.  Radio report to the American people on the Potsdam conference and dropping of the
atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.  National Archives gift collection, RG 200 (R). 200 (R)-149, August 9, 1945.


description:
The fat man (radio program).  Broadcast via Ferris State College.  Episode entitled: Murder is the medium.  19--.

notes:
Date unknown for what was likely a network radio program (probably 1930s).


description:
The adventures of M. Hercule Poirot (radio program).   Broadcast on NBC.   Episode entitled: Death in the Golden Gate.  No date.


description:
Jack Armstrong, the All American boy (radio program).  Broadcast on NBC, via Ferris State College, 1935.
Episode entitled: Crossing an iceberg.


description:
WWII:  Douglas Chandler ("Paul Revere") broadcasts from Germany on the eve of the third anniversary of the Axis pact.  General Records of the Dept. of Justice, RG 60, 60-76, September 9, 1941.

notes:
Because it comes through the Justice Dept., could this be a "1"?


description:
WWII:  Edward VIII of Great Britain talks from the battlefield at Verdun, suggesting that peace is not a political question and hoping that war with Hitler can be avoided.  Golden Age Radio, reel TN, May 8, 1939.


description:
Description of King George and Queen Elizabeth arrival at Québec.  Golden Age Radio, reel TN, May 17, 1939.


description:
Mildred "Axis Sally" Gillars broadcasts from Germany to American troops] ...Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service July 27, 1944.


description:
Home sweet home ...  Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service, RG262 262-09315, July 27, 1944


description:
Stan Kenton reminisces about his career, especially the part spent at Michigan State University, with Maurice Crane.  Broadcast on Voice Library, November 15, 1974.


description:
Eric Gentile comments on the "tragic" decision of the Board of Trustees to go ahead with programs for the handicapped without imput form the handicapped themselves.  WJIM-TV, November 15, 1974.

notes:
Is this local news?  Excess Background noise.


description:
Bella Abzug talks about rape and the law.  Mike Douglas Show, November 18, 1974.


description:
Frederic Storaska talks about the psychology of rapists.  Mike Douglas Show, November 18, 1974


description:
Francis Bailey talks about the practical problems of trying a rape case.  The Mike Douglas Show, November 19, 1974.


description:
Elizabeth Anderson tells the circumstances of her rape and of her court trial.  The Mike Douglas Show, November 19, 1974.


description:
Mary Keefe discusses a special unit of the New York City Police dealing with the analysis of rape cases The Mike Douglas Show, November 19, 1974.


description:
Milton Berle discusses his autobiography on the Today Show


description:
William Proxmire finds fault with the Rockerfeller-led committee established to
                     investigate the CIA, CBS 1975


description:
Philip Crane finds that collectors of gold coins are healthy for the economy when the
                     governments fail to protect individuals savings, CBS 1975


description:
Arthur Ashe decries the South African government and its apartheid policies, WKAR 1975


description:
Ronald Reagan says protestors demand that the committee he's on be "rigged" to find
                     the CIA guilty, CBS 1975


description:
Joseph Kirkland says that he joins the committee investigating the CIA with an open
                     mind, although he deplores domestic spying, 1975 PBS


description:
John Simon delivers a speech on wage and price controls before the American Farm
                     Bureau convention in New Orleans, 1975 CBS


description:
William Milliken says it was a mistake to remove the sales tax. With Tim Skubick, WKAR 1975


description:
Joel Grey answers a question from the Mike Douglas audience, explaining how he
maintains a weight of 119 pounds. Peter Ustinov, appalled, declares, "You're sick!", Mike Douglas Show 1975


description:
Thomas Eagleton speaks in a very upbeat way about his 1972 experience, being dropped
as the Democrat Vice Presidential candidate, with his wife and Mike Douglas, Mike Douglas show, 1975


description:
Milton Friedman states there are precedents for inflation, recession, and unemployment
                     co-existing, NPR 1975


description:
A segment from the first program in the TV series, The Ascent of man, in which
                     Professor Bronowski describes mankind's earliest moments, PBS 1975


description:
Don Strunk discussess hitchking across the country in a wheelchair, NPR 1975


description:
Koplin, Mert.  Rose Kennedy remembers.  Broadcast on Mike Douglas Show, December 23, 1974.  A newsreel, shown and documented by Koplin and Charles Grinker.


description:
Althea Gibson tells about how she got started in tennis.  Broadcast on Mike Douglas Show, December 23, 1974.


description:
Elvira Wilbur discusses the role of women in Russia, where "male chauvinism" is alive and well. On the Martha Dixon Show.  Broadcast on WJIM (local TV), December 23, 1974.


description:
Earhart, Amelia, 1897-1937.  Broadcast from London after having been the first woman to fly solo over the Atlantic.


description:
O'Brien, Pat, 1899-1983.  Pat O'Brien does a monologue as Knute Rockne addresses the Notre Dame football team, telling them to win one for the old Gipper.  Broadcast on The Mike Douglas Show, December 25, 1974.


description:
Cliburn, Van, 1934-  Commencement address, Michigan State University, fall term 1974.  Broadcast on WKAR, December 27, 1974.


description:
Benny, Jack, 1894-1974.  Jack Benny, in a part of his routine about grey corpuscles, played on the day he died, and playing acommpanying pianist Truman and Nixon.  With Hughes Rudd.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, December 27, 1974.


description:
Edwards, James B., 1927-   James Edwards describes himself as a non-politician, although he's the first Republican Governor of South Carolina since Reconstruction.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, December 27, 1974.


description:
Everyman.   An English play adapted for radio by Raymond Raikes, featuring Godfrey Kenton and Alfred
Deller.  Broadcast on BBC, and NPR.


description:
Shadow (radio program), Episode entitled: Murders in wax.  NBC 1940s (recorded 1975)


description:
Vic and Sade (radio program).   Episode entitled: Third Lietenant Stanley.  n.d.


description:
Al-Sowayrl Saud.  Defends boycott of 1500 U.S. firms which do business with Israel.  NBC TV "Today Show".  March 11, 1975.

notes:
no magic record. Notes are from shelf list.


description:
O'Toole, George J. A.  George O'Toole claims tape analysis shows Oswald innocent of Kennedy Assasination.  On the Today Show with Jim Hartz. Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 11, 1975.


description:
Rauscher, Frank Joseph. Frank Rauscher discusses recent progress in cancer research and the money involved in it. With the voice of Vincent De Vita. Broadcast on CBS-TV (Face the Nation), March 30, 1975.


description:
Anderson, Jack.  Jack Anderson sees a great upbeat trend among Americans of all ages as a result of 375,000 centennial slogans sent to him, on the Today Show with Gene Shalit and Jim Hartz.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 7, 1975.


description:
Tugwell, Rexford.  Rexford Tugwell describes and plays tapes of FDR's first inauguration. With the voices of Franklin Roosevelt and Leo Leo.  Recorded by L.L. Carey, March 4, 1975.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  FDR voice OK for web.


description:
Sobell, Morton.  Morton Sobell discusses his book, On doing time, his eighteen years in prison, and his trial with Juluis and Ethel Rosenberg, with Barbara Newman.  Broadcast on NPR, March 11, 1975.


description:
MacLaine, Shirley.  Shirley MacLaine talks about how she got involved in politics.  On the Today Show with Barbara Walters and Gene Shalit.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 12, 1975.


description:
Hansen, Karl-Heinz explains recent growth of the West German police force.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, March 17, 1975.


description:
Ford, Gerald R.  validates domino theory by telling of Thai request that U.S. forces leave, at Notre Dame University.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 18, 1975.


description:
Hilsman, Roger and Frank N. Trager debate the validity of the domino theory.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 18, 1975.  On the Today Show with Barbara Walters.


description:
Nader, Ralph discusses the new consumer protection bill before Congress, setting up an agency to monitor other agencies. With Mike Douglas.  Broadcast on the Mike Douglas Show, March 18, 1975.


description:
Goldman, Eric Frederick tells the origins of the domino theory and its use from 1953 to the present.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, March 18, 1975.


description:
Camejo, Pedro with Syd Stapleton and Bill Monroe, discusses J. Edgar Hoover's attempt to destroy the Socialist Workers Party and the SWP's bringing the FBI to court. On the Today Show.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 19, 1975.


description:
Terkel, Studs talks about the sense of shame felt by the unemployed during the great depression and of the aspirations of working people.  Broadcast on NPR, March 19, 1975.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  May not be okay for web.


description:
Coughlin, Charles E.  Charles E. Coughlin speaks on social justice, part one.  Originally broadcast on Detroit radio station, WJR, November 10 - 24, 1935.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  May not be okay for web.   Part three is M196 bd02.


description:
Senate hearings on President Ford's request for aid to Vietnam.  Part 2.  Broadcast on WKAR-AM, April 15, 1975.


description:
Senate hearings on President Ford's request for aid to Vietnam.  Part 1.  Broadcast on WKAR-AM, April 15, 1975.


description:
Coughlin, Charles E.  Charles E. Coughlin speaks on social justice, part two.  Originally broadcast on Detroit radio station, WJR, November 10 - 24, 1935.


description:
Coughlin, Charles E.  Coughlin reads from the Scriptures.  Broadcast on Detroit, WJR radio, September 27, 1946.


description:
Let's Dance (radio program).  Broadcast by Ferris State College, January 26, 1935.  Broadcast of Benny Goodman and his band on NBC.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  !! MAY NOT BE SAFE FOR WEB !!


description:
Gunsmoke (radio program).   Broadcast on CBS radio via Ferris State College, July 13, 1947.  Pilot show for the famous series, with Howard Culver as "Mark" Dillon, and Jack Kruschen and Jay Novello.


description:
Lone Ranger (radio program).  Episode entitled "The faceless bandit", with Brace Beemer.  Broadcast via Ferris State College.


description:
Little Orphan Annie (radio program).  Little Orphan Annie, featuring an ad for Annie's new secret identification tag and chain.  Broadcast 1940; obtained via Ferris State College.


description:
Rogers Morton discusses the price of oil

notes:
Is this person a news broadcaster or a gov figure


description:
Kiichi Miyazawa discusses Japan's difficult position


description:
Katharine Graham's commencement address at MSU, June 7, 1975


description:
Frank Church says Senate Committee will make a full disclosure of CIA investigation, Today Show 1975


description:
Bob Hope, Jack Benny, and Fred Allen on Command Performance, 1944

notes:
Broadcast on Armed Forces Radio Sevice; not a news broadcast.


description:
Philco Radio Time (radio program); Broadcast on ABC via R. Elliot, 1947


description:
The fat man (radio program); Broadcast on ABC, 1948


description:
The life of Riley (radio program); Broadcast in 1940's


description:
Gordon Parks discusses the position of black actors in Hollywood  … Not for Women Only, CBS, 1975


description:
A description of London street celebrations on V-E Day … CBS, 1945


description:
St. Clair, James sees Congress as incapable of keeping confidences, and therefore it would be folly for the president to consult it on certain ultrusensitive matters, at the American Bar Association in Montreal. Broadcast on NPR, August 11, 1975.


description:
Ephron, Nora talks about her new book, Crazy salad, and discusses Rose Mary Woods, Julie Eisenhower, and the problems of being a woman, on the Today Show with Gene Shalit and Betty Furness.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, August 12, 1975.


description:
Berberian, Cathy discusses her endeavors to bring humor back into serious music, and demonstrates some of the comic strip sounds she has introduced into her music, with Lynn Smiles.  Broadcast on NPR, August 12, 1975.


description:
Dukakis, Michael tells why he led the fight to have President Ford's tariff on oil imports declared illegal. With Jim Kilpatrick.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, August 12, 1975.


description:
Banks.  Guarantee of bank deposits; which cites the success which the state of Oklahoma has had in protecting individual investors, and suggests that the federal government follow suit with William Jennings Bryan. Edison Records.


description:
Bryan, William Jennings.  An ideal republic; in which he expresses his hopes for the future of the United States.  Edison Records.


description:
Rogers, Will.  A tongue-in-cheek nomination of Henry Ford to be President of the United States. Recorded by Keith Bollwahn, 1931.


description:
Rogers, Will  talks to police chiefs about his ideas for directing automobile traffic.  Keith Bollwahn, 1931?


description:
Allen, Jay talks about her novel, Just tell me what you want, with Douglas Kiker and Betty Furness, on the Today Show.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, August 13, 1975.


description:
Jaworski, Leon talks about de facto unequal justice under U.S. law and discusses the excessively soft treatment given former Attorney General Kleindienst / [with Mary Jane Odell].  Broadcast on NET, August 13, 1975.


description:
Kosinski, Jerzy talks about his new book Cockpit, on the Today Show with Douglas Kiker and Gene Shalit.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, August 14, 1975.


description:
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr  tells a National Press Club luncheon that communism is devoid of arguments and therefore uses force to quell reasons.  Broadcast on NPR, August 29, 1975.

notes:
Speech presented through an interpreter.


description:
Shapp, Milton  discusses housing, medical care, affirmative action, and role of the lieutenant governor with a panel of Black journalist.  Broadcast on Black Journal, NET, August 39, 1975.


description:
Usery, Willie  analyzes the problem facing working people. On the Today Show with Douglas Kiker.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, September 1, 1975.


description:
Rabin, Yitzhak  says new Israeli-Egyptian pact takes risks to open a new chapter in the history Middle Eastern peace.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, September 1, 1975.


description:
Kissinger, Henry  comments on the significance of the new Israeli-Egyptian pact.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, September 1, 1975.


description:
Ford, Gerald R. President Ford and Sadat in an abortive attempt at a transatlantic telephone call, followed by statements on the day's Egyptian-Israeli settlement.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, September 1, 1975.


description:
Schlesinger, James.  Schlesinger sees some U.S. troops remaining in Korea, armed with conventional weapons, and does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons in the unlikely event of a catastrophic defeat.   CBS, September 1, 1975


description:
Moynihan, Daniel  tells the United Nations General Assembly that the division of the world into "have" and "have-not" blocks would create an unproductive atmosphere for solving the problems of either poor or rich.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, September 1, 1975.


description:
Robert McNamara tells about the World Bank's plan to open a "third window" for the world's one billion persons who live at the absolute bottom subsistence level, talks tearfully about the horrors of malnutrition and despair.  CBS, September 1-2, 1975


description:
Lewis, John L.  tells an outdoor rally that politicians will take away their wages unless they organize into unions.  Broadcast on CBS, 1932.


description:
Chaim Herzog says that U.S. civilians have been between the Arab and Israeli territories for 28 years, and that the comparisons with Vietnam do not hold up. On the Today Show with Barbara Walters.  NBC-TV, Septemebr 2, 1975.


description:
Michael Harrington distinguishes between what he thinks are the legitimate and illegitimate functions of the CIA.  Broadcast on the Mike Douglas Show, September 2, 1975.


description:
Leo Durocher discusses his career with the New York Yankees and the St. Louis "gas house gang".  
Broadcast on NPR (WKAR radio), September 2, 1975.


description:
Shimon Peres describes his low-paid all-volunteer emergency army.  NPR, 1975


description:
Billy Graham discusses his book, Angels … PBS 1975


description:
Julie Nixon Eisenhower talks about her book … Today show, 1975


description:
Martha Mitchell discusses herself and life in politics … Mike Douglass show, 1977


description:
Henry Kissinger finds Americans resistant to reconciliation with the Russians  …  Firing Line, NPR, 1975


description:
Margaret Thatcher tells what she finds … NPR, 1975


description:
Kevin Philips responds to a question on what kind of a President Gerald Ford makes, NPR Town meeting, 1975


description:
Hubert Humphrey says failure to continue tax relief during inflation will work a hardship
                     on individuals and businesses, CBS 1975


description:
Gerald Ford says that he will continue to meet the people despite recent attempts on his
                     life, CBS TV 1975


description:
Thomas Scovio tells about being arrested and sent to Siberia for political crimes despite
                     being a loyal communist, WBFO, Buffalo, 1975


description:
Leonard Matlovich discusses his losing battle to remain in the United States Air Force
                     as an admitted homosexual, and vows to continue to fight for full citizenship for
                     homosexuals, NPR 1975


description:
Gerald Ford says that he seeks a formula to tie the extended tax relief to a program for
                     keeping government expenditures down, CBS 1975


description:
Alex Comfort and Ivan Popov, geriatric specialists, argue about the value of ingesting
                     unborn animals, CBS 1975


description:
African leader says he will give the "green light" to eager young warriors if negotiations
                     with the white regimes of South Africa and Rhodesia fail this year, CBS 1975


description:
Nelson Rockefeller explains his proposal for federally sanctioned energy bank, NPR 1975


description:
John Tunney and Robert Dole talk about a proposal to enter into a longterm trading agreement, American grain for Russian oil with the voice of Martin Agronsky, NET 1975


description:
Martha Keys discusses the problems facing her constituents in Kansas, gasoline prices
                     and the economy, NBC Today, 1975


description:
Joan Little tells of her killing of a jailer who forced his attentions on her, and of the effect
                     of her trial, with Mike Douglas, 1975


description:
Jack Benny, with a little help from friends.  Dennis Goodwin, John Pritchard, Phil Harris and George Burns discuss Jack Benny and his career; includes an interview with Benny taped shortly before his death.  NBC 1974


description:
Your money or your life, followed by a sketch about his 40th birthday.  CBS, 1954.


description:
Keaton, Buster.  Buster Keaton talks of vaudeville, beginning his career as an infant, and the history and
people connected with vaudeville.  Taped by Robert Elliott, 1965.


description:
Jordan, Jim.  Jim Jordan tells how he got into radio and traces his career, with Jack Carney on The
great talking machine.  KMOX, September 14, 1975.


description:
Fibber McGee and Molly (radio program).  Old Fibber McGee shows, with Jim and Marian Jordan.  "KMOX "Great Talking Machine" via Robert Elliot, September 14, 1975.


description:
Lum and Abner (radio program).  Episode about trying to hammer a nail, with Chester Lauck (Lum) and Norris Goff (Abner).  KMOX "Great Talking Machine", via Robert Elliot, September 14, 1975.


description:
Vic and Sade (radio program).  KMOX "Great Talking Machine", via Robert Elliot, September 14, 1975.


description:
Peary, Harold.  Hal Peary does a dramatic role in an Arch Oboler sketch called A day at the dentist.  KMOX, The great talking machine via Robert Elliott, September 14, 1975.


description:
Porter, Cole.  Cole Porter sings, You're the top, accompanying himself on piano; comments by Jack  Carney.  Recorded by Robert Elliott, October 26, 1934 .


description:
Mickey Rooney sings We'll have Manhattan.  Recorded by Robert Elliott, 1949.


description:
Boris Karloff talks about horror films and plays a portion of a Bela Lugosi "Dracula" scene. On the Great Talking Machine.  KMOX via R. Elliott, September 14, 1975.


description:
Martin Luther King tells the membership of Local 1199 (New York City) of the Hospital
                     Workers about economic depression, 1968


description:
Ku Klux Klan (1915- ) 
 Title  Mystic city and The bright fiery cross, sung by a group called the 100% Americans]
                     Publisher     [1930]


description:
China:  David and Julie Eisenhower interviewed on their return from China, talk about US-China relations and about Richard Nixon.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Face the Nation), January 18, 1976.


description:
John Connally speculates on the Reagan-Ford nomination race.  Broadcast on NET, January 18, 1976.


description:
Morris Abram talks about growing up in an Orthodox Jewish household.  Abram also discusses how he sought to relate to other Jews and to mankind in general, on Where We Come From.  Broadcast on NBC TV, January 18, 1976.

notes:
Does appear to be news, but program source unknown.


description:
Lowell Thomas remembers 1927.  Many voices and events of that era.  Broadcast on NET, 1976.


description:
Gerald Ford promises to bring America out of depression; Broadcast on NBC radio, February 1, 1976


description:
Walter Kerr discusses his book on Bookbeat with Robert Cromie; Broadcast on NET, February 1, 1976


description:
Paul Engle recites Heartland, his poem about Iowa; Broadcast on NPR, February 1, 1976


description:
Elliot Richardson contrasts his ideas on welfare financing with those of Ronald Reagan.  NBC Today show, 1976


description:
Daniel Moynihan discusses his departure from the United Nations ambassadorship … Today, NBC, 1976


description:
Stock Market crash, with voices of E.C. Forbes, Irving Fisher, William Green … NET 1976

notes:
Request from BBC.  Voices within broadcast might be rescued.


description:
William Colby tries to block the publication of the Church Committee report on
                     intelligence, CBS 1976


description:
Robert Huber talks about Kissinger, unemployement, big government, and inflation, with
                     Tim Skubick and Tim Jones on Capital Comment, WKAR 1976


description:
Roxanne Pitt tells of her adventures as a spy during World War II, with Nicholas
                     Wooley, NPR 1976


description:
Amanda Blake talks about doing Gunsmoke for nineteen years, NPR 1976


description:
Michael Manley says the advantage that raw material and food producing countries
                     currently enjoy is probably temporary, NET 1976


description:
Jane Fonda talks about her early film career and the effect of the Vietnam War on her,
                     with Dinah Shore, 1976


description:
Chet Atkins talks about versatility on the guitar, NBC 1976


description:
Howard Baker talks about Ford's mention of him as a possible Vice-Presidential
                     candidate, which he discounts, NBC Today 1976


description:
Edward Levi sums up his first year as Attorney General, NPR 1976


description:
Arthur Ashe talks about walking off on Nastase in protest over "dirty tennis", NET 1976


description:
Speer, Albert:  Albert Speer discusses the personalities of Hitler, Himmler and Hess in an interview by Garrick Utley in Heidelberg; shown on the Today Show, with Jim Hartz.  NBC 1976


description:
Cantrell, Albert.  Albert Cantrell talks about the alienation of Americans from their government.  Broadcast on NPR, March 3, 1976.


description:
Stewart, Cal.  Cal Stewart does his vaudeville routine "Uncle Josh buys an automobile".  
 Introduced by William Wedge.  Gift of W. Wedge.


description:
Charlie Chaplin sings The animal trainer.   Introduced by William Wedge.  N.d.


description:
Henry Burr sings Blue bell.  Broadcast c1900.   Introduced by William Wedge.


description:
Chauncey Olcott sings his song, Mother Machree.  Introduced by William Wedge.  N.d.


description:
Mike Mansfield discusses his experiences as Senate majority leader.  Broadcast on CBS TV, March 5, 1976.


description:
Dizzy Gillespie talks about the Afro-Cuban influences on his music,
                 illustrating points about rhythm, melody and harmony, on Voices of
                 Vista, with Willis Conover, 1960s


description:
Clark Terry brings some friends onto radio to sight read some new
                 charts, talks about experimentation with instrumentation and tells an
                 anecdote about overtipping] [sound recording] / [with Willis Conover, late 60s


description:
Stan Getz discusses rock and roll and the growing audience for more
                 sophisticated music, with Willis Conover on Voices of VISTA, 1960s


description:
Woody Herman interviewed on radio by Willis Conover, talks about
                 the responsibility of each generation to the one that follows] [sound
                 recording, 1960s


description:
Charles Byrd discusses his early career as a jazz guitarist] [sound
                 recording, 1960s


description:
Stan Kenton talks about jazz and experimentation, with Willis
                 Conover, on Voices of VISTA, 1960s


description:
Louis Armstrong discusses his career with Willis Conover, on Voices
                 of VISTA, 1960s


description:
Cannonball Adderley talks about Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, JohnColtrane and his brother Nat, late
                 1960's


description:
Gabor Szabo discusses his career as a jazz guitarist with Willis
                 Conover, on Voices of VISTA, 1960s


description:
Thad Jones and Mel Lewis talk about the musicians who make up
                 their band, on Voives for VISTA, with Willis Conover, 1960s


description:
Earl Hines talks about Eubie Blake and Nat King Cole, with Willis Conover, on Voices
                     od VISTA, Institute for Popular Culture Studies, Northeastern Illinois University, late 1960s


description:
The great depression / narrated by Hughes Rudd. With the voice of Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Kenneth Galbraith, Eric Sevareid, William Wright, General Smedley Butler, Al Jolson  and more.   Broadcast on CBS-TV, March 29, 1976.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Some voices may be okay for the web


description:
Desmond Morris discusses theories as to why most people hate their work.  Broadcast on Bill Moyers' Journal, March 30, 1976.


description:
Irving Bluestone tells about laborers' need to control the conditions of their working environment to gain a feeling of dignity in their jobs, on Bill Moyers' Journal, Broadcast on NET, March 30, 1976.


description:
Richard Shinn says Americans must re-examine what falls under the private and public sectors.  Broadcast on NET, March 30, 1976


description:
Liz Carpenter talks about the difficulties experienced by Mrs. Johnson in campaigning, on Magazine.  Broadcast on CBS TV, March 31, 1976.


description:
Ella Udall talks about her admiration of Betty Ford's candor, on Magazine.  Broadcast on CBS TV, March 31, 1976.


description:
Rubin Carter tells about the trial in which he claims he was railroad by two false witnesses.  Broadcast on NET, March 31, 1976.


description:
Ronald Reagan delivers a campaign speech on a wide range of topics.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 31, 1976.


description:
Marjorie Margolies talks about the adoption of a child by a single person and her
                     Korean and Vietnamese daughters, with Robert Cromie on Bookbeat, NET 1976


description:
Portrait of Howard Hughes and interview by Roy Neal after the Clifford Irving fraud
                     came to light, NBC 1976


description:
Edward Heath talks about the joys of sailing and music and the agonies of politics in
                     Britain, with Edwin Newman on the Today Show, 1976


description:
Howard Baker says that the value of incumbency has diminished in this election year,
                     but predicts a Ford victory nevertheless, CBS Face the Nation 1976


description:
Arthur Ashe talks about tennis, NET 1976


description:
Telly Salvalas lists the most important characteristics he looks for a woman and tells of a
                     future Kojak in which Frank Sinatra will play the heavy, with Mike Douglas and Carol
                     Lawrence, Mike Douglas 1976


description:
Packard, Frederick Clifton, 1899- 
 Title: Styles in Shakespearean acting, 1890-1950, 1963?

notes:
Blischke order filled via analogue copy (two sided tape - needs special handling)


description:
Spencer, Len in "the flogging scene" from Uncle Tom's Cabin. Taken from an Edison cylinder [n.d.]


description:
Spencer, Len auctions household goods.  Re-recorded from an Edison cylinder [n.d.]


description:
Spencer, Len. At Cy Perkins' barn dance.  From an Edison Cylinder.


description:
Wedge, William explains the techniques of early recording. Recorded by William Wedge, April 1976.


description:
McKinley, William gives a campaign speech from his front porch and talks about the Civil War. From an Edison cylinder, via William Wedge.


description:
Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908.  Grover Cleveland delivers remarks invoking the heroes of 1776 as models of independent thought, in his campaign against Benjamin Harrison.

notes:
Early recording.  Also on presidents web site at "www.lib.msu.edu/vincent/presidents"


description:
Ogani describes the operation of the extension service in agriculture … Nigeria, 1963

notes:
Is this an orginal, or copied from broadcast version?  Probably original per later notes.


description:
Bede Okigbo talks about the importance of the Agricultural Extension


description:
Russell Mawby talks about agricultural extension at MSU


description:
George Fritz describes the purpose of the Continuing Education Centre


description:
Adolf Hitler warns Poland to give up the city of Danzig


description:
Edward VIII, King of Great Britain, abdicates the British throne for the woman he loves


description:
Joe Louis speaks to the press after defeating Max Schmeling in one round


description:
Neville Chamberlain attempts to bargain with Hitler for "peace in our time"


description:
Adolf Hitler promises to respond to Polish impertinence over Danzig "bomb for bomb"


description:
Benito Mussolini declares war on Europe; FDR tells America of Mussolini's promise to remain neutral;Churchill says history will say of the English…


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  FDR reads off the first number in America's first peacetime draft, and a mother in the audience screams;


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin.  FDR  declares war on Japan, December 8, 1941


description:
Jonathon Wainwright announces the surrender of Bataan and Corregidor to the Japanese


description:
Dwight D. Eisenhower addresses troops embarking on the D-Day invasion of Europe; FDR prays for strenght and victory


description:
In a close vote, the United Nations admits the new state of Israel to membership


description:
Douglas MacArthur addresses a joint session of Congress in his famed "old soldier" speech


description:
Giants defeat Dodgers for the 1951 pennant


description:
Joseph Welch in his famous "Cruel, reckless ... I cannot forgive you" speech to Joseph McCarthy

notes:
Is Welch a government (army) employee, or is he a private lawyer whom the army hired?


description:
Casey Stengel appears before the Kefauver anti-trust committee defending baseball as a game rather than a business


description:
Dag Hammarskjöld defends himself against attacks in the United Nations by Nikita Kruschev


description:
John F. Kennedy calls for the removal of Russian missiles from Cuba


description:
Morris Udall responds to a question about the Panama Canal


description:
James Michener talks about the beauties of Bucks County, Pennsylvania


description:
Louise Lasser explains the advantages of not being tied to a network


description:
Joel Fort and Alan Dershowitz discuss the Patty Hearst trial


description:
Jimmy Carter answers question on "ethnic purity" [take Carter speeches only]


description:
Warner, John outlines why he feels the Bicentennial celebration will be successful. Broadcast on WKAR-FM (Economic Club of Detroit), May 4, 1976.


description:
Rogers, Will speaks on the Ten Commandments.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will sings "Aren't women wonderful?"  Oklahoma State University Archives, [1920-1929]


description:
Rogers, Will dedicates a statue of Oklahoma pioneer family.   Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will mocks the Wickersham report investing the abuse of the Volstead Act.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will compares his appearance with that of other comedians.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will  calls the U.S. Congress an "old joke factory". Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will remarks on the unflappable calm of Calvin Coolidge.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will makes an appeal for charitable donations to help victims of the Dust Bowl.  Oklahoma State Univeristy Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will predicts the reactions of future archaeologists digging up Claremore, Oklahoma and Washington, D.C.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rogers, Will talks about contemporary ills such as unemployment, poverty, prohibition.  Oklahoma State University Archives, n.d.


description:
Rosenblatt, Daniel talks about the amount of "giving" that can be expected of Gestalt psychiatrist, with Susan Stamberg.   Broadcast on NET, May 5, 1976.


description:
Railsback, Thomas discusses his vote in committee on gun-control legislation and defends his position, on National Town Meeting.  Broadcast on NPR, May 5, 1976.


description:
Metcalf, Lee discusses the difficulty the Congress encounters in limiting the influence of lobbyist on the executive branch, on National Town Meeting.  Broadcast on NPR, May 5, 1976.


description:
Linkletter, Art, Victor Borge and Desi Arnaz discuss their childhood poverty with Dinah Shore.  Broadcast on the Dinah Shore Show, May 6, 1976.


description:
Philip Dick talks about his life and his work as a science fiction writer.  Gift of Larry Landrum. 1976


description:
Reuther, Walter, 1907-1970. 
 Title   [The Ford contract]


description:
X, Malcolm, 1925-1965. 
 Title: Excerpts of questions and answer session with students at Michigan State University, 1963


description:
Rasmussen, Norman C.  Norman Rasmussen discusses the economic savings and increased safety of nuclear power plants as opposed to conventional plants, before the National Press Club.  Broadcast on NPR, June 1, 1976.


description:
Nader, Ralph.   Ralph Nader discusses the potential hazards and large-scale expenditures involved in nuclear power and nuclear power plants, before the National Press Club.  Broadcast on NPR, June 1, 1976.


description:
Bethune, Mary McLeod, 1875-1955.  Mary Bethune asks Americans to lay aside racial prejudice and work together as a unit in the war effort.  Broadcast on National Archives, 1942.


description:
Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955.   Albert Einstein sends a message to a student world government meeting at Northwestern University.  National Archives, 1947.


description:
Rogers, Will, 1879-1935.   Will Rogers in an early ecological message, says the pioneers were as wrong to rob from nature as it is to rob from people.  National Archives, 193?


description:
Walters, Barbara, 1931-  Barbara Walters says farewell to the Today Show after 16 years.  Broadcast on NBC TV, June 3, 1976.   Includes the voices of Jim Hartz, Hugh Downs, Joe Garagiola, and Gene Shalit


description:
Illich, Ivan, 1926-  Ivan Illich discusses the changing doctor-patient relationship and its effect on medical care, with Susan Stamberg.  Broadcast on NPR, June 3, 1976.


description:
Harris, Julie.  Julie Harris talks about Emily Dickinson and how she became interested in her.  Broadcast on the Today Show, NBC TV, May 4, 1976.


description:
Barry Goldwater tells his worries, Dinah Shore Show, 1976


description:
Chuck Stone says that the cycle of racism, educational deprivation, and academic underachievement must be broken.


description:
Arthur Goldberg talks about American foreign policy


description:
Hobart Jackson talks about the survival of the US as a nation


description:
Edgar Bergen talks with Frank Bresee about his career in radio … KUSC 1976


description:
Bill Hay talks about his radio career, with Frank Bresee


description:
Les Tremayne discusses his radio career, with Frank Bresee


description:
Janet Waldo discusses her career in radio, with Frank Bresee … KUSC 1976


description:
Dennis Day talks about his career in radio, with Frank Bresee … KUSC, 1976


description:
Ezra Stone talks about his radio career, with Frank Bresee] … KUSC 1976


description:
Lee Conrad Frischknecht talks about the old days of radio … KUSC 1976


description:
Marvin Miller reminisces about the hundreds of radio parts he has played … KUSC, 1976 ??


description:
Jim Jordan discusses his career in radio …. KUSC 1976 ??


description:
Ken Carpenter talks of his work as a free-lance announcer … KUSC 1976


description:
Bill Baldwin recalls his early years as an announcer on radio … KUSC 1976


description:
Herbert Morrison explains how he happened to be at Lakehurst when Hindenberg crashed … KUSC 1976


description:
Norman Corwin recalls his career as a writer for radio … KUSC 1976


description:
Rogers, Will on daylight savings time, plans, inheritance tax, Aimee Semple McPherson meeting Mahatma Gandhi, Huey Long, FDR, Mae West, the Astor fur trade, soldiers' bonus, and crossing railroad tracks.  Broadcast on the Will Rogers radio show, 1936.


description:
Tribute to Bix Beiderbecke (Television program); Broadcast on PBS' At the Top, August 7, 1976.


description:
Recollection of a tornado, recorded on location in Fargo, North Dakota, CBS radio 1957


description:
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969. 
 Title    The "clean bomb;" press conference, CBS radio 1957


description:
Nehru, Jawaharlal, 1889-1964. 
Title   [On foreign alliances and foreign domination], CBS radio 1957


description:
Ku Klux Klan (1915- ) 
 Title   [Requirements necessary for joining the Klan, by the Grand Wizard], 1957


description:
Stratton, William G. 
Title   [Denial of parole to Nathan Leopold, with Hugh Hill of WBBM (Chicago)], CBS 1957


description:
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969. 
 Title    [Remarks on amending Sec. 407, the Civil Rights Bill], CBS 1957


description:
Leopold, Nathan Freudenthal, 1904 or 5-1971. 
Title   [Leopold speaks on his parole denial; interviewed by Hugh Hill], CBS 1957


description:
Martin, Joseph W. (Joseph William), 1884-1968. 
 Title     [Comments on the Senate Jury Trial Amendment in Civil Rights Bill], CBS 1957


description:
McClellan, John L. (John Little), 1896-1977. 
 Title     [Senate investigating committee: Coin-machine labor union], CBS radio 1957


description:
Hoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913- 
 Title     [Comments to Blair Clark on accusation to lead walk-out from AFL-CIO at Building
            Trades Convention, Atlanta City], CBS 1957


description:
Dulles, John Foster, 1888-1959. 
 Title   [On air and ground inspection], CBS 1957


description:
Judge Medina answers Dr. Frank Stanton on denial of TV accesss to Senate hearing to
 censure Sen. McCarthy, CBS 1954


description:
Dan Jenkins talks … with Howard Cosell, on Speaking on Everything, 1976


description:
Dorothy Jones talks about negotiating teachers' contracts in Lansing, Broadcast on WVIC-FM, October 17, 1976


description:
Tom Stoppard talks with Alaistair Lack; Broadcast on WKAR-AM, October 17, 1976. (probably network feed)


description:
Presidential candidates on Meet the Press; Broadcast on NBC-TV, October 17, 1976.


description:
John Ford explains the Organization of American States;  Broadcast on WKAR, July 4, 1976 on the program Colloquy.


description:
Discussion about the diversity of cultures among American Indians on 'Colloquy with Rob Downey' ; Broadcast on WKAR, June 27, 1976.

notes:
George Cornell (from MSU) is one of the speakers


description:
James Simelane describes his country, Swaziland on 'Colloquy with Rob Downey'; Broadcast on WKAR, May 30, 1976


description:
William Sherman talks about the significance of trade with Japan on 'Colloquy with Rob Downey'; Broadcast on WKAR, March 7, 1976.


description:
Gore Vidal reminisces with Dinah Shore; Broadcast on the Dinah Shore Show, October 22, 1976.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1933.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Use only FDR voice on web


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1935.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1934.  Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
In the matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Broadcast on WFMT, January 12, 1973


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1936.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.

notes:
H-Net prototype.  Sticky shed. This tape is half digitized and on local drive g.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1937.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1938.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972. 
Title   The Korean situation, relieving Gen. MacArthur of duty


description:
Stanton, Frank Nicholas, 1908- 
Title  Frank Stanton editorial on radio and TV coverage of public hearings


description:
Ridgeway, Matthew B. (Matthew Bunker), 1895- Address to joint session of Congress, CBS 1952


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1941.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1940.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
The Roosevelt years : 1939.   Broadcast on KXL, Portland, Ore., 1973.


description:
Jimmy Carter gives his first fireside chat … CBS, 1977


description:
Joseph Stalin addresses the people Recorded by R. Slusser, May 9, 1945.


description:
Vladimir Lenin gives an address to the Third Communist International


description:
Vladimir Lenin gives an address to the Red Army


description:
Vladimir Lenin recollects and reminisces about the chairman of the All-Russia central executive committee, Comrade I. M. Sverdlov


description:
Vladimir Lenin talks about the middle peasants


description:
Vladimir Lenin gives an address entitled what is Soviet power?


description:
The invasion of Normandy captured as it happened on six consecutive hours of radio broadcasts, many directly from the Normandy beachheads.

notes:
sticky shed: About 1/4 of the tape was done.


description:
Cancellation of Alan Shepard's flight into space with the voices of Jack King, Robert Trout and Charles Von Friend, CBS 1961


description:
Alan Shepard accepts medal commemorating the first US manned space flight, CBS 1961


description:
Alan B. Shepard holds press conference following has flight into space (America's first), CBS 1961


description:
Future of manned space flight.  CBS press conference 1961


description:
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962. 
 Title: Tractors for Cuba, May 1961


description:
Reuther, Walter, 1907-1970. 
 Title: Tractors for Cuba, May 1961


description:
Assassination of Trujillo and announcement of his death, CBS 1961


description:
Robert Kennedy announces the ordering of U.S. forces to Montgomery, Alabama., CBS 1961


description:
A description of Gov. Patterson's (Alabama) reaction to the federal protection of Rev. Martin
                     Luther King, CBS 1961


description:
A description of military control in Montgomery, Alabama under state troops, CBS 1961


description:
Description of an attack on a Black youth at the bus terminal in Montgomery, Alabama, CBS 1961


description:
A description of the Freedom Riders' goals and actions in Montgomery, Alabama., CBS 1961


description:
A description of the scene of violence in Montgomery, Alabama. "Alabama will go to any end to
maintain segregation ... the federal government must help.", CBS 1961


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
 Title: Speech upon the arrival of World War I dead back in the USA for burial


description:
MacMillan, Harold, 1894- Broadcast on New York, CBS, May 29, 1961.
 Summary                     Entering the European Free Trade Association.


description:
Broadcast on New York, CBS, June 6, 1961.
 Summary                     The importance of America in world politics.
 Subject                     Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963.


description:
John Kennedy, Russian intervention into non-Communist nations and Russian political philosophy., CBS 1961


description:
Sam Rayburn discusses his long service in the House of Representatives., CBS 1961


description:
Adolf Eichmann's defense in court in his trial as an "enemy of humanity.", CBS 1961


description:
White speaks about the recall of the chief U.S. negotiator from the test ban talks in Geneva., CBS 1961


description:
Warren Harding: High wages for high production


description:
Warren G. Harding: An association of nations : an anti-League of Nations speech


description:
Warren G. Harding: Enduring popular government


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923.  "Americanism"


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
 Readjustment


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
 Men and women of the war


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
                 Opening address at the Washington conference on Arms Limitation


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
League of Nations


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923. 
Speech upon the arrival of World War I dead back in the USA for
burial


description:
Carter, Jimmy. Address to a joint session of Congress.  Broadcast on CBS TV, April 8, 1977.


description:
Lindbergh, Charles says that commercial isolationism is no longer possible.  Lindbergh also tells of regularly scheduled international air routes of the future, in his first formal broadcast.   Broadcast on CBS, August 8, 1930.


description:
Carter, Jimmy.  Fireside chat; no. 2,  Broadcast on CBS-TV, April 18, 1977.  
Barry Serafin summarizes at the conclusion.


description:
Georg Solti claims that a conductor works as much with his eyes as with his hands; says he is easy-going and doesn't believe in temperamental musicians. On the Today Show with Jane Pauley.  NBC-TV, April 20, 1977.


description:
Floyd Gibbons delivering the news at the rate of 217 words per minute, describes flood waters on The magic key of RCA, with Milton Cross.  Recorded from NBC (radio) via J. Fred MacDonald, March 22, 1936.


description:
James Farley discusses with Boake Carter in the influence he expects radio will have on American political campaigns.  Broadcast on CBS via F. F. MacDonald, January 1936


description:
Murphy, Frank, 1890-1949.  A fair deal for labor.  Broadcast on CBS, September 24 , 1937.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s gallery  (Error:  This item is listed in Magic as tape M529 bd01)


description:
Hoffman, Clare E., 1875-1967.  Rep. Hoffman describes happenings when firing broke out in the gallery of the House of Representatives.  Broadcast on CBS, March 1, 1954.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.  Food for the occupied democracies in Europe.  Broadcast on CBS, February 16, 1941

notes:
M259bd03 is digitized(and on a CD), but M260 bd01 is not digitized


description:
James Carey joins Black delegates at the third constitutional convention of the AFL-CIO
 in opposing the reacceptance of the International Longshoreman's Association, which
retains a color bar, 1959


description:
Martin Luther King address the 4th constitutional convention of the AFL-CIO, 1961


description:
Dan Rather talks about his early career on KSAM.  Good Morning, America, with David Hartman.
                     Broadcast on ABC-TV, May 24, 1977.


description:
Valerie Harper talks about her new diet, and the delights of doing the Rhoda show and of returning to New York.  Broadcast on ABC-TV Good Morning, America., May 24, 1977.


description:
Charles Berlitz talks about cover-ups by government agencies.  NBC-TV, May 25, 1977.
                     Berlitz appears on the Today Show with Tom Brokaw and Isaac Asimov.


description:
Walter Mondale discusses his role in forming US policy in Africa; Andrew Young discusses Cuban presence in Ethiopia.  NBC-TV, May 26, 1977.   Today Show with Tom Brokaw.


description:
Hubert Humphrey: Birthday greetings to Hubert Humphrey from friends and associates. With Tom Pettit.Today Show, NBC-TV, May 27, 1977.


description:
Maurice Crane interviewed about the G. Robert Vincent Voice Library.  WJIM-TV, May 28, 1977.

notes:
Legg order.   Needs permission from Crane and Dorothy Duane.


description:
Julie Eisenhower talks about her new book Special people.  NBC-Today Show, June 1-2, 1977.


description:
Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913- 
 Title   Frost interview : number four, WILX TV, 1977


description:
John Dingell talks about pending legislation on home insulation and other energy-saving
                     measures, CBS 1977


description:
Geraldine Chapin talks about her father, Charlie Chaplin, and about her life in Madrid as
                     an actress in Spanish, French, British and American movies. On Good Morning, America, NBC 1977


description:
Margaret Thatcher talks on the growing political awareness of British women. On the
                     Today Show with Tom Brokaw, NBC 1977


description:
Sylvester Stallone talks about his trouble with booking agents about rejections by acting
                     coaches; about his own technique, and about the sequel he has written to Rocky, with
                     Mike Douglas, 1977


description:
Elizabeth II accepting the Lord Mayor's toast and talking about the strenghts of the
                     Commonwealth, in the Guildhall on her Silver Jubilee Celebration, NBC 1977


description:
Stephen Sondheim talks about composing lyrics for Broadway musicals, comedy stage,
                     etc., with André Previn, NET 1977


description:
Anita Bryant reads from Corinthians to support conviction that the Bible condemns
                     homosexuals, ABC 1977


description:
Barbara Walters discusses the preperations for her interview with Fidel Castro, on Good
                     Morning, America, with David Hartman, ABC 1977


description:
Lillian Armstrong plays piano selections and reminisces about a lifetime career in jazz
                     and her husband, in a 1957 interview with studs Terkel. Replayed 14 years later on the
                     occassion of her death, WFMT 1971

notes:
N. Moore order (has sticky shed); Partially done - file stored on CD 00319-00337


description:
Elvis Presley:  radio documentary including a 1956 interview with Charlie Walker, and news reporters Ann-Marie Beer and Anita Houck on the day he died.  Broadcast October 1977.  Via L. Carey.


description:
Presley, Elvis.  Elvis' last concert : CBS special October 1977.  Tape includes interview with Vernon Presley.


description:
Urie Bronfenbrenner defines adolescence carefuly as differing from culture to culture
                     and even within a single culture, 1977


description:
Debate concerning the possibility of space colonies, by Gerard O'Neil, John Holt, and
                     Timothy Leary, 1977 CBS Sixty Minutes


description:
Elton John discusses his manner of dress, his moods, and his 150 pairs of glasses] [sound
                     recording, 1977 NBC Today Show


description:
Melvin Belli tells of the logjam in the courts and America's dependence on new young
                     lawyers, 1977 Mike Douglas Show


description:
Sid Caesar tells of introducing a man on live television when he's forgotten the guest's
                     name, and other wild stories of life on live television, 1977 Dinah Shore Show


description:
Warren, author of "The train's been done and gone", talks about photo essays] [sound
                     recordin, 1977 NPR


description:
Mastroianni and Sophia Loren talk about making love scenes in Italian and American
                     films and about he myths attached to Italians, 1977 Dick Cavet


description:
Rudolph Nureyev talks about the different disciplines required of dancers and actors and
                     of the experience of starring in Valentino, 1977 Dick Cavet


description:
Kemp, Jack.  Fame and fortune in professional sports : an impossible dream, NPR 1977


description:
Ashe, Arthur.  Fame and fortune in professional sports : an impossible dream, NPR 1977


description:
John Flynt discusses committee investigating alleged bribery of members of Congress by
 Korean government and business interests, NET 1977


description:
Floyd Spence stresses the non-partisan nature of the investigation into the Korean
                     bribery scandal, NET 1977


description:
Walter Mondale explains the importance of the president's energy bill. On the Today
                     Show with Tom Brokaw, NBC 1977


description:
Scene from the Broadway play Dracula and an interview with Jane Pauley, tells how his
                     Dracula differs from Bela Lugosi's. On the Today Show with Pauley and Tom Brokaw, NBC 1977


description:
Mike Wallace interviews Harris about his lawsuit against the Bing Crosby organization, CBS 60 minutes 1977


description:
Daniel Schorr talks about the excessive power of CBS board chairman Paley, plays a
                     tape of Patrick Buchanan condemning Schorr during the Watergate years. With Dick
                     Cavett, NET 1977


description:
Anita Bryant talks about the response that she has received from the militant
                     homosexual community and tells the biblical support she finds for her anti-homosexual
                     stand, NBC Today 1977


description:
Peter Ustinov talks about autobiographies, his 90 year old grandfather, studying opera in
                     Italy, and the style of Vladimir Nabokov. With Dick Cavett, NET 1977


notes:
No Magic record.  Pre-queue.  Bands 2-3 not done.


description:
Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888-1965. 
 Title:                     The future outlook, 1938


description:
Bernhardt, Sarah, 1844-1923. 
 Title                     L'Aiglon (excerpt), 1904


description:
Howard Fast talks about his craft and the trilogy on immigration to California on which
                     he is currently working, NET 1977


description:
Bing Crosby says that singing is the easiest thing he does, and he talks about reading
                     music, BBC 1977


description:
Bruce Jenner talks about leaving the Olympics behind and entering sportscasting as a
                     novice; tells of his need for mental challenge. With Barbara Newman, NPR 1977


description:
Clifton Wharton resigns from Michigan State University in tearful farewell after 8 years
                     of service, WJIM TV, 1977


description:
Shimon Peres speaks to the Knesset on the occasion of Anwar Sadat's speech, CBS TV 1977


description:
Zuhdi Tareisi is interviewed by Richard C. Hottelet at the United Nations after observing
                     Sadat's address to the Israeli Knesset, CBS 1977


description:
Joseph Sisco is interviewed on Sadat's appearance before Israel's Knesset, CBS 1977


description:
Jimmy Carter reacts to the Sadat visit to Israel with optimism and happiness, CBS 1977


description:
Elvis Presley tells an interviewer that rock and roll has gotten progressively better, NBC 1977


description:
Marion Tanner says she's never seen any of the fiction ("Auntie Mame") written about
                     her by her nephew Patrick Dennis. With Bill Toohey, NPR 1977


description:
Betty Friedan asks protection of rights of homosexual women, PBS 1977

notes:
L. Guerrini order.  Bad case of SS.  Could not digitize


description:
Herbert Stenson sends a taped "letter" to the MSU Voice Library describing the 1800 member Voice-spondant Club and including some demonstration voices and sounds. With the voice of Dallas Townsend and Dick Kenney.  November 1977.


description:
WWII.  Simon Wiesenthal talks about his experiences in concentration camps and his hunting down of war criminals.  Gift of William Wedge. 196?

notes:
Don't know if the date was before 1963, but is probably okay as a "7".


description:
Presidential returns, 1920.  KDKA Pittsburgh announces the Presidential returns in November, 1920
with Harding well ahead of Cox and Debs.  Gift from William Wedge.


description:
Frank Lloyd Wright discusses the arts, calls modern architecture moribund, muses about why women have not succeeded in architecture, talks about his own education.  Gift of William Wedge, recorded 1956.


description:
Edna Ferber talks about visiting Weimar just after the Buchenwald Concentration Camp was liberated by the Americans.  Gift of William Wedge, recorded 1946.


description:
Wernher Von Braun talks about his life as a rocket developer for the German army in WWII.  Gift of William Wedge, recording date unknown.

notes:
Date unknown but is probably a "7".  Low fidelity recording.


description:
Anne Morrow Lindbergh tells about first meeting her husband, courtship, marriage, primitive aviation, his character.  With Eric Sevareid, CBS-TV, May 27, 1977.


description:
Geraldine Farrar sings I love you truly, as the first singer to broadcast over radio.  Recording of first broadcast, date not given.  Gift of William Wedge, 192?

notes:
Maybe okay for the web, but exact date unknown.


description:
George Christian interrupts the reading of a text he was delivering for the ailing President Harding to announce the president's death.  Recorded 1923.  Gift of William Wedge.


description:
Calvin Coolidge takes the oath of office after the death of Warren Harding.  Gift of William Wedge.
1923


description:
At the Scopes trials, with William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow.  Recorded by W. Wedge.         No date (trial took place in 1925).

notes:
William Wedge, the donor, speaks for the authenticity of these voices, but there is some reason to suspect that the words are uttered by professional actors.


description:
Simone Signoret interviewed after publication of her book Nostalgia, 1978

notes:
queue not available.  May need to be dumped


description:
Podhoretz, Norman.  An examination of American liberalism, NPR 1978


description:
Thomas Foley gives the commencement address at MSU.  Broadcast on WKAR Radio, June 10, 1978


description:
Edgar Harden and Herbert Oyer present Damon Jerome Keith with
                 honorary Doctor of Laws degrees at Michigan State University's
                 graduation exercises, 1978


description:
Edgar Harden presents an hononary Doctor of Law degree to
                 Thomas S. Foley at Michigan State University graduation exercises, 1978


description:
Sami Esmail, at his sentencing in an Israeli court for distributing PLO
                 pamphlets, MSU student Sami Esmail reasserts his innocence and his
                 brother Azzam concurs, 1978

notes:
queue was not available.  May need to be dumped


description:
Wayne Hays talks about his past in Washington and his future in
                 Ohio, on Good Morning, America, with Marvin Kalb and David
                 Hartman, 1978


description:
Henry Kissinger says the Carter administration accurately analyses the expeditionary forces of Cubans involved in wars in Africa and Russia's involvement, Today Show, 1978


description:
E. G. Marshall talks about his acting roles and about his devotion to National health
                 insurance, NBC 1978


description:
Excerpt of the speech given the day before his death in Memphis, Mercury records 1968


description:
Martin Luther King condemns police brutality, says it will backfire on its perpetrators, Mercury 1965


description:
Martin Luther King speaks on the nature of non-violent protest, on anti-Semitism, on
                     community spirit, Mercury 1965


description:
Martin Luther King reaffirms his commitment to non-violence, in Atlanta, Mercury records 1965


description:
Martin Luther King declares that America must get its moral priorities in order, in
                     Memphis, Mercury 1968


description:
Martin Luther King reaffirms his faith in America, having just won the Nobel Prize in
                     Oslo, Mercury 1964


description:
Martin Luther King tells how he became involved in the Civil Rights Movement, in
                     Chicago, Mercury 1966


description:
Martin Luther King talks about how he wants to be remembered when he dies, at
                     Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Mercury 1968


description:
Martin Luther King delivers his "I have a dream" speech at the Washington monument, Mercury 1963


description:
Civil rights review, many voices, NBC 1963

notes:
Sp. Order 1118 (filled as analog).  What source/provenance?


description:
Perón, Eva speaks about Juan Perón from a private room days before her death. In Spanish.  Gift from National Archives #200-1292, 1952.


description:
Bao, Dai speaks about agreements recently signed between Indo-China and France.  Gift from the National Archives (#200-1291), 1949.


description:
Wells, H.G.  talks about the need for the study of the future growing out of the accelerating forward rush of technology.  Gift from the National Archives #200-1532, 1932.


description:
Brezhnev, Leonid speaks to the American people (in Russian, with English interpolated).  Gift from the National Archives (#200-1383), June 24, 1973.


description:
Astor, Nancy talks about being the first woman elected to Parliament, the English way of thinking, and the clubbiness of Parliament.  Gift from the National Archives (#200-1534), 1930.


description:
Ho Chi Minh praises the French and condemns colonialism.  Gift of National Archives, 200-1940. Recorded in Paris, June 22, 1946.


description:
Frank Lloyd Wright talks about American education, creativity and humanity's dependence on nature.  
Broadcast on WGBH-FM radio Boston, 1965.  Gift of National Archives, 200-1956.


description:
Nasser, Gamal Abdel.  Gamal Abdel Nasser talks about the Suez Canal.  Gift of National Archives, 200-1944.   Recorded August 1956.


description:
Fish, Hamilton calls for American neutrality in World War II, because that is what is best for America.  Gift of National Archives (#200-927), August 25, 1941.


description:
Dies, Martin addresses a mass meeting at Madison Square Gardens.  Broadcast on NBC, November 29, 1938.  Introduction by Merwin K. Hart.


description:
Bertolt Brecht makes an appearance before the House Committee on Unamerican Activities, answering a hostile interrogation by J. Parnell Thomas. With Eric Bentley.  Folkways Records; gift from the National Archives (#200-2139), October 20-23, 1947.


description:
Textile Workers Union of America Local 689 strike meeting in Georgia, in the 7th week of the strike.  
Broadcast on WRGA via R. Repas, September 27, 1948.


description:
Boyd Payton's reports on the 1952 convention battle between Georfe Baldanzi and Emil Rieve.  Broadcast on the Textile Workers Union of America - CIO Sunday Afternoon Show.   R. Repas, 1952.


description:
Boyd Payton gives a history of the TWUA-CIO, tracing the change in name from Committee for Industrial Organization to Congress of Industrial Organizations in 1938.   On the Textile Workers Union of America-CIO Sunday Afternoon Show.  R. Repas, 1952.


description:
John Edelman discusses raising the federal minimum hourly wage to $.75 per hour in the first of a series of radio broadcasts entitled "Washington report", dealing primarily wth organized labor's view of the news.  Recorded by Robert Repas, March 12, 1948.

notes:
Items like this appear to be a compilation but pre-date 1963.


description:
John Edelman discusses the Taft-Hartley Act and several bills dealing with national health insurance in a "Washington report" radio broadcast from a labor point-of-view.  Recorded by Robert Repas, 1948.


description:
Woollcott, Alexander, 1887-1943.  Reminiscences of American life in 1913.  Town Crier (radio program). Recorded by Gotham Recording, October 6, 1933.


description:
Sunday, Billy, 1862-1935.  Regulation of liquor and statement on ideas regarding prohibition.  Recorded by Pathe, 1925.


description:
Stalin, Joseph, 1879-1953.  Joseph Stalin talks to the Russian people.  An excerpt of Stalin's address on 25th anniversary of Soviet Union Revolution.  Broadcast on Gotham Recording, 1942.


description:
Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933. Law and order.  Coolidge's ideas on state government in Massachusetts. Broadcast on Nation's Forum, 1919.


description:
Kennedy, John F, Address to U.N. General Assembly on peace plans and other topics.  Broadcast on CBS, September, 1963.


description:
Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  Popular election of senators.  Recorded by Edison, 1910.


description:
Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925. Cross of Gold speech.  Recording also includes Address before the Democratic Convention in 1896; bimetalism.Broadcast on Gennett, 1896 [1921].


description:
Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  Immortality.  Recorded by Edison, 1903.


description:
Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  Imperialism.  Recorded by Edison, 1901.


description:
Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  TitleSwollen fortunes.  Recorded by Edison, 1902.


description:
Coretta King talks about the drive for jobs for minority people; thinks the House
                     Committee on Assassinations has done a thorough job investigating her husband's
                     murder, ABC Good Morning America, 1978


description:
John Paul II's first appearance on the Vatican balcony as the new Pope, NBC News 1978


description:
Richmond of the Washington Post, Mark Russell, and Diana McPhall answer questions
                     about the quality of life in America, NPR 1978


description:
Lawrenson discusses improvements Fidel Castro has made in Cuba and her newly
                     published memoirs, "Whistling Girl", NBC Today 1978


description:
Memory expert Harry Lorraine demonstrates his technique, ABC Good Morning America, 1978


description:
Maureen Stapleton talks about her career and about what's wrong with the acting
                     profession, NBC Today, 1978


description:
Arthur Ashe on the significance of Wimbledon and the U.S. Open to the career and
                     reputation of championship tennis player, ABC Good Morning America, 1978


description:
Whalen, Grover Aloysius, 1886-1962.  First ticket sale to 1939 World's Fair, Flushing Meadows, Long Island, New York.  sells first ticket book to F. H. LaGuardia, Mayor of New York.  Broadcast on WNYC Radio, February 23, 1939.


description:
Deborah Kerr answers questions about her career and about theater.  Broadcast on NPR (National Press Club), September 12, 1978.


description:
Marshall McLuhan says that the technology of the telephone and the radio have created for the first time in history the disembodied voice.  Broadcast on NPR, September 12, 1978.


description:
Perry, Como talks about family relationships.   Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning America!), September 13, 1978


description:
Richard Nixon warns the press to exercise self-control or forfeit credibility.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, September 13, 1978.


description:
Steven Brill tells of FBI harassment in attempts to get information from him about Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters.  Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), September 13, 1978.


description:
Eubie Blake interviewed about the musical Eubie based on his music, sings his first tune (It's all your fault) which was introduced by Sophie Tucker.  Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), September 13, 1978.


description:
Chuck Mangione talks about influences on his career, especially his father.  Broadcast on the Donahue Show, September 13, 1978.


description:
Carol Lawrence talks about taking her children on tour with her, about being a show family, and about her separation and reunion with husband Robert Goulet.   Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning, America!), September 14, 1978


description:
Julius Irving talks about the film "The Fish that saved Pittsburgh" and basketball.   Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning, America!), September 14, 1978.


description:
Frank Rizzo says he'll change the law and run for a third term as mayor of Philadelphia,  in order to save the city from social reformer-extremists and intellectual theorists.  Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning America), September 15, 1978.


description:
Kennedy, John F.   Kennedy gives his campaign speech as presidential candidate.  Diplomat recording 10000-A, 1960.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Kennedy takes oath of office as president of the United States.  Diplomat recording 10000-A, January 20, 1961.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Inaugural address.  Diplomat recording 10000-A, January 20, 1961.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  JFK gives a press conference on the subject of "managed news" and on international incidents.  Diplomat recording 10000-A.  No date.


description:
Kennedy gives a speech on space flight, decorates Col. John Glenn, predicts US flag will fly on the moon.  Diplomat recording 10000-A, 1962.


description:
Speech on the Cuban missile crisis.  Diplomat recording 10000-A.  No Date.


description:
Kennedy's last speech, in Houston, Texas.  Diplomat recording 10000-B, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  The assassination of the President.  Newscast and eyewitness report telling of the death of John F. Kennedy.  Diplomatic recording 10000-B, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Adlai Stevenson reacts to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.   Diplomat recording 10000-B, 1963


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Barry Goldwater reacts to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.  Diplomat recording 10000-B, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Dwight Eisenhower reacts to the death of JFK.  Diplomat recording 10000-B, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Sir Alec Douglas-Home reacts to the death of JFK.  Diplomat Recording 10000-B, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Pope Paul VI reacts to the death of John F. Kennedy, in English from the Vatican.  Diplomat recording 10000-B, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Lyndon Johnson recalls JFK in his first public address as President of the USA.  Diplomat recording 10000-B, 1963.


description:
Budget message sent around the British Empire on an Edison cylinder.  Gift from the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1909.


description:
Stanley Baldwin campaigning in the general election of 1929.  Gift from the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, May 1929.


description:
Stanley Baldwin talks to the British public about the nation's obligation to pay the interest on their war debt.  Gift from Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, July 1, 1931.


description:
King Ludwig III speaks on the 100th anniversary of the Bavarian constitution.  Gift from the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, May 26, 1918.


description:
Celebration of the new technology which allows Pope Pius XI to make the first radio broadcast of a pope on a worldwide network.  Recorded February 12, 1931.  Gift of Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv.


description:
A recording of the voice of the president of France, 1915.  Gift of the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1915.


description:
Wells, H. G. Segment of a diatribe against a British society whose economic and political life are out of gear, in which overwhelming taxes go to pay for past and future wars.  Gift from Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, November 19, 1932.


description:
Albert Camus speaks over Free French Radio on the day of the liberation of Paris.   Gift from the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, August 24, 1944.


description:
Quisling, Vidkun, 1887-1945. A speech by Vidkun Quisli.  Gift from the Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, February 1, 1942.


description:
Alex Haley tells the story of his search for roots. Produced by Louis C. Blau for Warner Bros. RecordsGift of R. B. Nye, 1977.


description:
Nunn, Sam.  Sam Nunn talks about USSR/US balance of power, and SALT, NPR 1979


description:
Shulman, Marshall Darrow.  Marshall Shulman talks about USSR/US balance of power, neocolonialism,  NPR 1979


description:
Sebring Grand Prix Race:   Sounds of Sebring, 1956 Florida International Grand Prix.  Gift of R. B. Nye, 1956.


description:
Jerry Kosinski tells about testing children's reactions to TV and the results which went
                     into the making of his novel Being There. With the voice of Nina Totenberg, PBS 1979


description:
Hassan II talks about the Shah of Iran's current stay in Morocco with Barbara Walters, ABC 1979


description:
Gloria Steinem talks about Jackie Onassis' career and about rewarding work for women,
                     working wife Randy Bacher explains her two-career family, on the Today Show with Jane
                     Pauley, 1979


description:
Werner Blumenthal says his presence in China on an economic mission cannot be
                     construed to mean US support for China in the Vietnam invasion, ABC 1979


description:
James Schlesinger warns of a possible gasoline shortage in the US in the summer of
                     1979, NBC-TV


description:
Kenneth Bloomquist is interviewed about the Syphonic Band at MSU, with the voice of
                     Fred Bluflodt, MSU 1973


description:
John Higginson discusses relationship of cancer with the environment, avoids Tom
                     Brokaw's attempts to get him to warn of cancer epidemic in the world today. On the
                     Today Show, 1979


description:
Robert Oxnam discusses the recent history of China, and its new leaders. On Great
                     Decisions, NPR 1979


description:
A. Doak Barnett assesses new turns in Sino-US relations, and looks back on the hostility
                     of the 50s and 60s, NPR Great Decisions 1979


description:
Donald Anderson compares the armies of the Peoples Republic of China and Taiwan, on
                     Great Decisions, NPR 1979


description:
Ray Klein says Carter gave away too much on Taiwan, that China would have accepted
                     almost any conditions to deal with the US, NPR Great Decisions 1979


description:
Tom Genusi says US/China relations should take the effect on other European and Asian
                     nations into account, NPR Great Decisions 1979


description:
Eubie Blake reminisces about his career, his wife Max Morath and John Hammond talk about his contributions.  Broadcast on NPR, March 5, 1979 on Memories of Eubie.


description:
Albert Einstein discusses science, art, politics, morality, Woodrow Wilson, the League of Nations and the reason he became an American citizen.  Broadcast on US Immmigrations and Naturalization Service radio program, "I'm an American!", 1940


description:
Ray Charles talks about glaucoma, his own blindness, and his son's operation for blindness, tells how he can spot a beautiful woman.  Broadcast on the Mike Douglas show, March 8, 1979.


description:
Dealing with China.  National Town Meeting on the Air, with John King Fairbank, John Glenn, Richard Holbrook and Richard Valeriani.  Broadcast on NPR, March 9, 1979.


description:
Johnson, Keith.  Keith Johnson introduces Harry Bridges at a benefit dinner for Wayne Morse.  Gift of R. Repas, n.d.


description:
Harry Bridges speaks at a benefit dinner for Wayne Morse, recalls experiences with Morse, McCarthyism, war, and labor.  Gift of R. Repas, n.d.


description:
Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908.  Address of doubtful authenticity.  Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1892.

notes:
Early recording.  Also on presidents web site at "www.lib.msu.edu/vincent/presidents/"


description:
Briand, Aristide, 1862-1932.  Aristide Briand speaks on a recording preserved by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv. Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, September 7, 1929


description:
Edison, Thomas A.  Edison speaks to the forty finalists in a scholarship competition for young scientists,
followed by a German translation of the same speech by Professor Wilhelm Dergen. Originally broadcast on Deutches RundfunkArchiv in 1930.


description:
Adenauer, Konrad, 1876-1967.  Adenauer, who would become West Germany's leader in the decades following World War II, in an early speech [Eröffnung der Austellung Das Kind].  Originally broadcast on Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv on May 22, 1931.


description:
Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936. Kipling in a pacifist anti-war speech to the Royal Society where he is introduced by Lord Queenborough.  Originally broadcast on Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv in 1932.


description:
Masaryk, T. G. (Tomás Garrigue), 1850-1937. Czechoslovakian statesman, Masaryk, speaks on the tenth anniversary of the British Broadcasting Corporation. Originally broadcast on Deutches Rundfunkarchiv on Nov. 14, 1932.


description:
Humperdinck, Engelbert, 1854-1921.  Engelbert Humperdinck talks about the rules of musical composition.   Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1899. In German.


description:
Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931. Thomas Edison talks about the contributions of 19th century scientists to the knowledge of electricity. Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1908.


description:
Zeppelin, Ferdinand, Graf von, 1838-1917.  Speech to the German people about the catastrophe of Echterdingen.  Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1908.


description:
Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965. Winston Churchill delivers a message on the position of the Conservative party on budgetary matters.   Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1909.


description:
Trotsky, Leon, 1879-1940. Leon Trotsky talks about the Red Army.  Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1920.


description:
Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941. Rabindranath Tagore talks about his philosophy and chants a prayer. Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1925-


description:
Hindenburg, Paul von, 1847-1934.  Paul von Hindenburg speaks from Cologne.  Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, January 31, 1926.


description:
Alfonso XIII, King of Spain, 1886-1941. King Alfonso XIII's address to his people.   Recorded by Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv, 1924.


description:
Fitzgerald, Ella.  Ella Fitzgerald is interviewed by André Previn about her "songbook" albums; sings several songs and talks about her career, on Previn at the Pittsburgh.  NET, April 6, 1979


description:
Carter, Rosalynn.  Rosalynn Carter discusses her book, First Lady from Plains.  Broadcast on INN (Midday Spotlight), May 7, 1984


description:
DeFinna, Laszlo.  Laszlo DeFinna, head of the Starr Commonwealth for Boys, tells his story.  
Broadcast on "Weekday" on Channel 3 TV, April 10, 1979


description:
Reish, Kathleen.  Kathleen Reish talks about the mistreatment of women in advertising and the media.  
Broadcast on "Weekday" on Channel 3 TV, April 10, 1979


description:
Harold Clurman talks about Carson McCullers with Studs Terkel,
                 about community theater, about his memoirs, about Robert Ardrey,
                 and about economic depression and psychological depression, 1979


description:
Henry Ford campaigns for Herbert Hoover, compares Hoover to
                 Abraham Lincoln. On Nova, 1932


description:
Edsel Ford predicts a good sales year for Ford cars in 1934-35. Henry
                 Ford agrees. On Nova, 1934


description:
Henry Ford praises McGuffey Readers and eulogizes Dr. McGuffey as a moralist. On Nova


description:
Susannah York tells how playing Superman's mother has made her
                 more important in the eyes of her children, talks of childhood and her
                 children. On Good Morning America with Sandy Hill


description:
Henry Fonda tells about his first acting role and how his father
                 refused to speak to him during 6 weeks of rehearsal. On the Donahue
                 Show


description:
Billie Jean King talks about her preparation for the famous match
                 with Bobby Riggs, 1979


description:
Lauren Bacall talks about tenacity as a necessary virtue in the
                 theater, tells why she prefers "legit" theater to films. On Voices in the
                 Wind with Oscar Brand and Bob Edwards, PBS 1979


description:
Ernest Thompson discusses On Golden Pond, which became a
                 Broadway hit before he was 30, talks into a $12 tape recorder while
                 driving, PBS 1979


description:
Billy Goldenberg tells of the failure of the Broadway show Ballroom.
                 On Voices in the Wind with Oscar Brand, PBS 1979


description:
Kennedy, John F.  News commentors describe the last minutes of the President's life, impact of the news on New York City, on Lyndon B. Johnson, announcement of arrest of first suspect, comments from all over the world.  CBS news, 1963


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Announcement of Kennedy's death and related stories by CBS commentator Walter Cronkite; Broadcast on CBS, November 22, 1963


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Description of U.S. Senate on announcement of the news of the assassination to the Republicans and Democrats in the Senate Chamber.  Broadcast on CBS, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination. Various news commentators on Kennedy trip up to time of shooting; description of film taken at Parkland Hospital; Kennedy family's departure from Capitol; swearing-in of Johnson as 36th President.  CBS, 1963


description:
Kennedy assassination:  Comments from people on the street in Chicago.  CBS, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination: statements by Senator Dirksen and Senator Mansfield, remarks about statements and actions of others in Washington.  CBS, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination reaction:  description of statement and actions by Gov. Rockefeller of New York.  Broadcast on CBS, November 22, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination:  On shooting of Oswald and description of identity of assassin.  Broadcast on CBS, November 24, 1963


description:
Kennedy assassination:  Recount of events, slow-motion replay of assassination of Oswald.  Broadcast on CBS, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination:  Comments by visitors in Washington.  Broadcast on NBC, November 23, 1963.


description:
Interview with Graham Nash and John Hall on Good Morning America May 9, 1979


description:
Chevy Chase describes "physical comedy" on the Donahue Show CBS-TV, May 9, 1979


description:
Bernard Power talks about silver-iodide seeding of clouds; Broadcast on WKAR, May 9, 1979


description:
Alan Dundes describes his disciplines of folklore; Broadcast on NPR, May 9, 1979


description:
Bruno Bettelheim discusses psychiatry, dependancy, despair, addiction and escape, with Dick Cavett.  Broadcast on PBS, May 18, 1979.


description:
Canada. Oh Canada! A look sat the difference which divide British and French Canadians, with the voices of René Levesque, David de Jongh, Emile Aran, Pierre Côté, Pierre Trudeau, Joe Clark, Maurice Renard, and others.  CBS TV Sunday Morning, May 20, 1979.


description:
Clifton Garvin talks about the impending fuel shortage.  CBS TV Face The Nation, May 20, 1979.


description:
Jake Garn states anti-SALT II arguments with Paul Nitze and Elmo Zumwalt, on Meet the Press with Bill Monroe.  NBC TV, May 20, 1979


description:
Leo Buscaglia speaks on loneliness and communication and the dignity of self.  PBS, May 21, 1979


description:
Carlos Romero Barcelone speaks with pride about Puerto Rican achievements in health and industry, and its second class treatment by the Navy and other federal agencies, to the National Press Club. NPR, May 22, 1979.


description:
Kennedy, Edward Moore.  Edward Kennedy comments on Jimmy Carter's statement that he would "whip Teddy Kennedy's ass" in the primaries.  Broadcast on NBC TV, June 15, 1979.


description:
Cherne, Leo M.  Leo Cherne talks on behalf of the Vietnamese boat people, says accepting them into the
US would be helpful to the economy. With Jessica Savitch.   Broadcast on NBC TV, June 15, 1979.


description:
Johnson, Philip.  Philip Johnson interviewed upon winning the National Architecture Award.   Broadcast on NBC TV, June 18, 1979 on the Today Show with Jane Pauley.


description:
Martin, Steve.  Steve Martin reads an essay on eating poodles and talks about his new film, The Jerk.  Broadcast on NBC TV, June 18, 1979.  With Gene Shalit on the Today Show.


description:
Lewis, John Llewellyn.  John Lewis says Eisenhower Administration is pro-business, but that labor is making gains.   Broadcast on CBS TV, September 1955 on Face the Nation.


description:
Sandburg, Carl.  Carl Sandburg talks, sings, plays guitar, and recites, on the radio program "Radio Workshop".  Gift of R. Repas, n.d.

notes:
Wichert order.  Assign VVL number at time of capture.


description:
Lewis, John Llewellyn.  John Lewis talks on forms of government, increasing population, and competition.  Gift of R. Repas, n.d.

notes:
Additiional provenance and date info not available.


description:
Reese, Florence.  Florence Reese, sings two originals, I'm living on the side of the mountain, and her most
famous Which side are you on?  Gift of R. Repas, n.d.

notes:
No other provenance info or dates.  If it sounds like 1920s labor songs, give it a 7.  Otherwise a 3.


description:
The Klan, two bombs and a riot.  A meeting in Alabama which preceded the bombing deaths of five Sunday school children, recorded by WRVR, New York, 1963.


description:
King, Martin Luther, Jr.  Washington Prayer Vigil.  Martin Luther King appeals to the silent white moderates in the South to rise up and take leadership from the reactionary minority.  Gift of R. Repas, May 17, 1957.


description:
Kennedy assissination:  Effect of John F Kennedy's assassination on the Japanese and on U.S.-Japan relations.  ABC-TV, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assissination:  Descriptions of preparations of transfer of Oswald from Municipal Jail in Dallas.  Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assissination:  Transfer and shooting of Oswald in basement of police station.   Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assissination:  In an interview, Kennedy's biographer reflects on Kennedy's personality, his dealings with Congress, and his rating by historians.  Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination: on the death of Oswald.  Broadcast on Dallas, WFAA-TV (ABC), November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assassination:  Comments about Kennedy's assassination; on new arrivals in Washington at Dulles Airport.  Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Remarks by Earl Warren and Speaker of the House McCormack at bier of President Kennedy, lying in state at Capitol Rotunda.  Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy Funeral:   Proceedings at the Capitol Rotunda in Washington.  Broadcast on ABC, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy assissination:  Statement by Roy Wilkins to NBC newsman Frank McGee, at the assassination of President Kennedy.  Broadcast on NBC, November 24, 1963.


description:
George Meany says no one should be forced to retire merely because of age, says he
                     will retire when he feels that he can no longer handle his job. On Over Easy with Hugh
                     Downs, PBS 1979


description:
A scene from the movie "Life of Brian", plotting the overthrow of the Roman Empire


description:
Arthur Ashe talks about recovery from a heart-attack, on the Today Show with Tom
                     Brokaw, 1979


description:
Alberta Hunter tells her life as a singer, quitting in 1954 and doing social work and
                     nursing for 20 years before returning to the stage. With Sandy Hill, ABC 1979


description:
Martin Williams talks about the ignorance he sees in critics and keyboard players of
                     classical music, from an address at Duke University titles "Where's the melody", WUNC 1979


description:
Patrick Buchanan debates Floyd Adams on the subject "The Supreme Court vs. the
                     Press", on National Town Meeting of the Air moderated by Walter Pincus, NPR 1979


description:
Aleksandr Godunov gives a press conference, with the voice of Jim Kilpatrick, CBS 1979


description:
F. Marshall talks about unemployment, wages, taxes, ans strikes, on Face the Nation
                     with Fred Graham and Sara Fritz, CBS 1979


description:
William Winpisinger is questioned about his role as chairman of the committee to draft
                     Teddy Kennedy as Presidential candidate in 1980, on Meet the Press with Bill Monroe, NBC 1979


description:
William H. Webster answers questions about the Freedom of Information Act and the
                     protection of informers to the FBI, PBS 1979


description:
Naomi James is interviewed about her circumnavigation of the globe in a borrowed yacht by Del and Sue Clark,  Broadcast on WJBL, Holland, MI, September 13, 1979


description:
Sammy Davis talks about his revision of "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off," includes a tape from the play. On the Today Show with Gene Shalit, NBC 1979


description:
Ari Kiev speaks on suicide, who commits it, what are the signs, audience questions with Phil Donahue, 1979


description:
James Taylor talks about his involvement in the anti-nuclear movement and tells of what other rock stars are doing for this cause. On the Today Show with Jane Pauley, NBC 1979


description:
George Rainford discusses belt-tightening in small independent colleges in the face of reduced enrollments. On the Today Show with Tom Brokaw, NBC 1979


description:
Giamatti, A. Bartlett:  Speech about the pressures of declining enrollments and funding upon the young
professional academic, On the NBC Today Show with Tom Brokaw, 1979


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Flashback of events before and at 1960 Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy speaking, also Lyndon B. Johnson and John B. Connally.   Broadcast on CBS, November 24, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Funeral ceremonies for John F. Kennedy at grave site.  Broadcast on CBS, November 25, 1963.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  Assassination: description of motion picture taken by amateur photographer which included sequence of the assassination.  Broadcast on CBS, November 28, 1963.


description:
Hirschfeld, Al.  Al Hirschfeld tells Gene Shalit about hiding the word "NINA" in his cartoons.   NBC-Today Show, November 15, 1979.


description:
Greenspan, Alan. Alan Greenspan talks about the possibility of economic sanctions against Iran, although
Iran could possibly cause a run on the dollar. On Good Morning America with Steve Bell and David Hartman.  ABC TV, November 15, 1979.


description:
Jimmy Carter calls the actions of the Iranian government "terrorism" on the 12th day that 60 Americans are held hostage in the US Embassy in Teheran.  NPR, November 15, 1979.


description:
Meany, George.  George Meany condemns the federal government for having failed to cope with inflation.  NPR, November 15, 1979.


description:
Arabs in Detroit.  Story on the Arab community in Detroit, with the voice of Scott Simon.  NPR, November 15, 1979.


description:
Germaine Greer talks about women and art, about art as a ruling class privilege, about Michelangelo and Leonardo, and utility and aesthetics.  Donahue Show, November 16, 1979.


description:
Rabi, I. I. (Isidor Isaac),  Isidor Rabi reminisces about physics at Columbia University in a tribute to Heisenberg  "who was a teacher to all of us".  Recorded by F. Blatt, January, 1976.


description:
Lyndon Johnson remarks at a civil rights symposium] [sound
                 recording


description:
The Decade that roared.  Radio in the 1920s.

notes:
G. Prince order.  (Unsure status.  From a record?)


description:
Rock and roll themes of the 1960s.  "Whistling in the Dark". Gift of H. Auslander, 1980.  A thematic analysis with voice of creator Harry Auslander.


description:
Interview and retrospective on the career of James Stewart  … Today show, 1980


description:
Gertrude Lawrence sings "Someday I'll Find You"  No date


description:
George Cohan sings "I Want to Hear a Yanke Doodle Tune"  No date


description:
Maurice Chevalier sings "Ma Pomme"  no date


description:
Louis Armstrong performs his classic "St. James Infirmary" both singing and on trumpet.  n.d.


description:
Maurice Chevalier sings "Paris Je T'Aime".  n.d.


description:
Helen Morgan sings "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man of Mine".  N.d.


description:
Eddie Cantor sings "Makin' Whoopee".  N.d.


description:
Fanny Brice sings "Second Hand Rose".  N.d.


description:
Peter Sellers talks about his favorite roles … Today show, 1980


description:
Red Rodney talks about working with Charlie Parker and Terry Gross … NPR, 1980


description:
Burt Reynolds talks with Tom Brokaw … Today, 1980


description:
Rosalynn Carter talks about saving time for her young daughter … ABC Good Morning America, 1980


description:
Gerald Ford calls on Republicans to stop pulling punches … NBC, 1980

notes:
May be a talk show -- check when segmenting


description:
Henry Jackson predicts a Russian-sponsored coup in Saudi Arabia .. Today Show, 1980


description:
William Paley defends television advertising  Donahue, 1980


description:
Elton Rule talks about White House influence on news broadcasting … Donahue show, 1908


description:
Alfred Kahn discusses the balanced budget … Good Morning America, ABC, 1980


description:
Alan Bates talks about being an actor … Today show, 1980


description:
Vietnamese conflict, 1961-1975.  Flemming, Arthur S. Arthur Flemming appeals for an open debate about Vietnam.  Gift of East Lansing Peace Center, 1968.  Note:  Written text with tape.

notes:
Try to get more provenance or permission info.


description:
Vietnamese conflict, 1961-1975.  Atlee Beechie interview in a narrative for film on Christian service in Vietnam supplied by Vietnam Christian Service.  Gift of East Lansing Peace Center, 1968.


description:
Vietnam Tet offensive summarized by Walter Cronkite.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, February 27, 1968.
Gift of East Lansing Peace Center.


description:
Fred Allen talks with Gilbert Seldes and Clifton Fadiman about how they would live their lives over.  Allen, Seldes and Fadiman had all worked in libraries.    Broadcast by J. Fred McDonald, 1956.


description:
Malcolm X's speech in Detroit after his split with Elijah Muhammed, compares the situation of
                     black Americans withthe "liberty or death" of Patrick Henry, talks about Billy Graham's "white
                     nationalism", 1964


description:
Martin Luther King addresses the Detroit Council of Human Rights at New Bethel Baptist Church. Includes "I Have a Dream" and "Free at Last".  Gift from Social Science Department, May 17, 1963.


description:
Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968.  On free democratic socialism.  Disclaims misuseof his name by Russian critics.  Broadcast on Voice of America, June 22, 1949.


description:
Mauldin, Bill, 1921-  Cartoonists.   Bill Mauldin answers questions on how to create effective cartoons.  Broadcast on Voice of America, May 6, 1967.


description:
Frost, Robert.  Library of Congress Press Conference.  Broadcast on Voice of America, 1958.


description:
Kantor, MacKinlay.  An interview.  Broadcast on Voice of America, 1961.


description:
Roosevelt's Rough Riders, bugle call and taps at the grave of Roosevelt's Rough Riders.  Comments by the army sergeant.  Columbia Test Cylinder, June 24, 1898.


description:
McKinley, William, 1843-1901.  Address at Pan-American Exposition.  Columbia Test Cylinder, 1900.


description:
John F. Kennedy calls on the Democratic Convention to nominate Estes Kefauver unanimously.  Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, 1956.

notes:
the recording had a lot of high frequency noise


description:
John Kennedy accepts the Democratic nomination for President in 1960, with the "New Frontier" speech. Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, 1960.


description:
John Kennedy's speech to Protestant ministers in Houston as a Catholic running for the U.S. Presidency.  Broadcast on Longiness' The Kennedy Years, 1960.


description:
Inaugural Address,  Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, 1961.

notes:
Blanchard order.  The recording had a lot of high frequency noise


description:
John Kennedy's reports to the Crisis in Berlin, Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, Summer of 1961


description:
Address at the Berlin City Hall, "Ich bin ein Berliner", Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, no date.


description:
John Kennedy insists on the right of James Meredith to attend the University of Mississippi, Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, undated.


description:
Address to the nation regarding racial tensions in Birmingham, Alabama, Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, 1962.


description:
Speech on the Cuban Missile Crisis,  Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, undated.


description:
Speech at American University, Kennedy calls for a nuclear test ban and a halt to the arms race to insure world peace. With the voice of Dean Rusk.   Broadcast on Longines' The Kennedy Years, June 1963.


description:
American Indian social songs and folksongs


description:
American Indian ceremonial songs and chants


description:
Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich,  Tells of his feelings about the U.S. and world problems at luncheon in Hotel Commodore in New York City.  Broadcast on CBS, September 17, 1959.


description:
Sandburg, Carl.  Prologue from the book "The People - Yes".  Private collection (Muzak pressing), 1942.


description:
Sandburg, Carl.  "Skyline America" from the book "The People - Yes".  Private collection (Muzak pressing), 1942.


description:
Merle Esmay speaks on rice harvesting, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Harry Hedges speaks on artificial language, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Sociology, Jay Artis, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Dan Chapelle speaks on recreation, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Joseph Spielberg speaks on migrant workers,  MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Jack Kelley speaks on horticulture, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Duncan Case speaks on the energy crisis, MSU WKAR radio 1979


description:
Year in review: 1980 in Lansing MI, Locally broadcast on WJIM-TV


description:
Victor Navasky plays tapes and talks about the witnesses before the Unamerican
                     Activities Committee on its trip to Hollywood, 1980 NPR


description:
Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner report on their tour of China to interviewer Frank
                     Gifford on Good Morning America, ABC 1981


description:
Ann Banks talks about oral history of the depression based on interviews collected by
                     the Federal Writers Project and stored in the Library of Congress, NBC Today Show, 1981


description:
James Van Derzee interview about his photography career in Harlem, by Hugh Downs
                     on Over Easy, PBS 1981


description:
Lees McCann says his whole life has gone into his jazz, gospel and soul, PBS "Over Easy" program, 1980


description:
LaFollette, Philip addresses himself to ways of pulling out of the depression. Introduced by Oliver Owen Kuhn. Broadcast on The national radio forum, March 14, 1932.


description:
LaFollette, Philip speaks the day after launching the new National Progressive Party.  Broadcast over KRNT, Des Moines, Iowa, April 29, 1938.


description:
LaFollette, Philip speaks against the lend-lease bill, salutes Charles Lindbergh, and discusses aid to the British with Harold Ickes.   Broadcast on WJZ Radio (Town Meeting Tonight), January 30, 1941.


description:
LaFollette, Robert M. praises his brother Philip and the Wisconsin Progressive Party, talks about the depression and proposes a National Economic Council.  Introduced by Oliver Owen Kuhn. Recorded March 14, 1932.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s (May be a radio broadcast same as 00757)


description:
Lewis, John Llewellyn.  Wages and hours, a radio lecture.  Broadcast September 11, 1932.  Second in a series on American labor and the nation.  Produced by the National Advisory Council  on Radio in Education.


description:
Miller, Spencer Jr., answers questions on labor and politics, labor and unemployment, etc. following a John L. Lewis radio appearance.  Broadcast September 11, 1932.


description:
Lewis, John L. Industrial democracy, description of the situation of labor in the US.  Recorded December 31, 1936.


description:
The Allies at Bermuda.  discussion of the Bermuda Conference / with Francis Schwartzenberg, Charles Mowat and Quincy Wright. Broadcast on University of Chicago Roundtable, December 6, 1953.


description:
Atoms for peace with the voices of Eugene Rabinowitch, Samuel K. Allison, Cyril Smith and Alan SimpsonBroadcast on University of Chicago Roundtable, December 13, 1953.


description:
Digging up the past.  A discussion / with William Albright, Allen J.B. Wayce, A. Douglas Tushingham, and Charles Kraeling.  Broadcast on University of Chicago Roundtable, December 27, 1953.


description:
Lewis, John Llewellyn.  Labor and the Supreme Court with the voice of Larry Elliott.  Broadcast on WABC, New York (The Columbia Network), May 14, 1937.  From Wisconsin Historical Archives.


description:
Killingsworth, Charles C.   talks about Ronald Reagan's proposed economic reforms, and about the growth of the automobile industry.   Broadcast on WKAR radio East Lansing, Michigan, March 12, 1981.


description:
Godunov, Alexander talks about his American career and his plans with the voice of Joan Lunden.  Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning America), March 19, 1981.


description:
Lantz, Walter talks about Woody Woodpecker and about his wife, Grace Lantz, who is the voice of Woody with High Downs.   Broadcast on PBS (Over Easy), March 19, 1981.


description:
Wills, Garry talks about James Madison with Tom Brokaw.  Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), March 20, 1981.


description:
Watts, Andre and Andre Previn examined and interviewed as adult performers with Frances Cole.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), March 22, 1981.


description:
A profile of the presidency / with two-minute spots by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon ; Charles Collingwood, narrator. Columbia Special Products, 1970s

notes:
Blanchard order (filled) presidents only


description:
Eulogy for Martin Luther King Jr by James Farmer; Recorded April 6, 1968;


description:
Martin Luther King, Sr., eulogizes his murdered son, Martin Luther King, Jr.; Recorded April 6, 1968


description:
Martin Luther King speech on international peace; Broadcast after his death on April 6, 1968.


description:
Al Carmines sings a song he wrote in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.;Recorded April 6, 1968.


description:
Whitney Young eulogizes Martin Luther King Jr.; Recorded in East Lansing, Michigan, April 6, 1968, at the East Lansing Peace Center.


description:
Jackie Robinson eulogy for Martin Luther King, Jr.; Recorded April 6, 1968.


description:
Sermon delivered at Friendship Baptist Church on the death of Martin Luther King, JR.; Recorded April 6, 1968


description:
Eulogy for Martin Luther King Jr. by Sam Williams; Broadcast on April 6, 1968.


description:
Martin Luther King, Jr., memorial service in Memphis; Recorded April 6, 1968.


description:
Carl Stokes eulogy for Martin Luther King, Jr; Broadcast on April 6, 1968


description:
John Lindsay eulogizes Martin Luther King Jr.; Recorded April 6, 1968.


description:
CBS television reports on rioting following the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Broadcast on CBS-TV, April 6, 1968.


description:
Sir Anthony Eden speaks before the League of Nations in support of an embargo on the sale of arms to belligerents.  From the United Nations Archives, recorded 1936.


description:
Anthony Eden supports the entry of the Soviet Union into the League of Nations.  From the United Nations Archives, recorded 1936.


description:
Masaharu Anezaki talks about industrialism, capitalism and John Calvin, and traces the strains between Eastern and Western civilizations.  Recorded in 1936.  Speech in English at the League of Nations, from the UN Archives.


description:
Gertrude Lawrence talks to young people about pursuing a career in the theater.  Broadcast on Careers Forum on WCAU, December 18, 1947.

notes:
If from a radio program, should this be a 5 or 7.


description:
HEAR IT NOW.  Key historical events from the year 1951.  Korea, Reuther, Russia, Iran etc.  CBS News.  March 23, 1951


description:
Frost, Robert.   Robert Frost reads his poetry and talks about it in excerpts from programs produced for
NET.  Broadcast on WQED (NET), 1959.


description:
Willkie, Wendell L.  Future of America (excerpt). Private recording (air check), May 15, 1940.
Summary:  Campaign speech, 1940 Presidential campaign; attacks recovery of U.S from depression.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Are older campaign speeches (before 1963) okay for the web?


description:
World War I:  Sarajevo assassination -- The great generals -- U-boats, Lusitania -- The royal households of Europe -- Belgium -- Woodrow Wilson and the USA -- The Mexican connection.  NET 1976

notes:
Needs special handling.  Quarter track tape = 3 hours of program


description:
Murrow, Edward R.  I can hear it now (radio program)  Various news accounts.  Broadcast on CBS, April 26, 1951


description:
Murrow, Edward R.  I can hear it now (radio program)  Various news accounts.  Broadcast on CBS, April 26, 1951.


description:
Hobart, Garret A. (Garret Augustus), 1844-1899.  Garret Hobart talks from Washington, D.C., to New York City via telephone for the first time, extolling the "electric age" (1898)  Broadcast on CBS, April 26, 1951.


description:
Daniel Roper speaks about current times in 1938.  Broadcast on CBS (Radio), 1938.


description:
Ashurst, Henry Fountain, 1874-1962.  Philosophical outlook in 1938.  Broadcast on CBS (radio), 1938.


description:
Benton, Thomas Hart, 1889-1975.  Thomas Hart Benton meets with Pete Seeger to play some harmonica duets, talk about life and Harry Truman.  Broadcast on ABC-TV, August 18, 1973.


description:
Hoffa, James discusses Richard Nixon and the possibility of impeachment, says George Meany never walked a picket line, talks about the oil shortage and foresees a 20-hour work week.  Broadcast on NET-TV, February 5, 1974


description:
Mike Quill talks during the 1966 New York City subway strike.  Broadcast 1966.  Gift of Tony Janak.


description:
Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933. Calvin Coolidge speaks on the cost of government.  Broadcast on ABC-TV.
Gift from Tony Janak.  Originally recorded in 1928, one of the first sound films ever made.


description:
Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933.  Calvin Coolidge's 1920 Fourth of July speech, delivered before he was nominated to run for Vice President.   Includes coverage of Dempsey beating Willard on July 4, 1919. Recorded July 4, 1919 and July 4, 1920.  (Tony Janak)


description:
Sirhan Sirhan relives the killing of Robert Kennedy under sedation and hypnosis.  with questions by psychiatrists Bernard Diamond and Seymour Pollack, and the voices of Richard Shumacher and John Davenport.  between 1968 and 1988.  (Tony Janak)


description:
Judge's decision on motions by defendants Julius Streicher and
                 Martin Bormann, acquisition of and use of enemy documents as
                 evidence, 1945


description:
War crimes trial in Nuremberg, Germany, 1945


description:
Herbert Hoover on the world situation, 1951


description:
KDKA announces the Harding/Cox election results, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Popular tune Luck Lindy, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Coolidge gives Lindbergh the Distinguished Flying Cross, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Bistromistress "Tex" Guinan greets Australia,  HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Spencer Tracy and Fredric March in scene from Inherit the wind.  HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Al Jolson sings Toot toot Tootsie, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
When the movies learn to talk (song), HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Bessie Smith's St Louis blues, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s

notes:
Springsteen order.  (keep only old stuff), (make no tape)


description:
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke speaks, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne speaks, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Grantland Rice's famous Four horsemen column, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
Dempsey/Tunney long count, HBO hour "Time was, the 1920s


description:
In-depth look at James G. Watt, CBS 60 minutes, 1982


description:
Michael Harrington analyzing the Reagan administration on "CBS Sunday Morning"                           October 1982, 20 minutes.

notes:
No magic record.  Description above taken from shelf list.


description:
Hank Aaron being interviewed the day after being elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, ABC 1982


description:
Edith Piaf biography with interviews and numerous examples of her singing


description:
Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 1904-1967.  The day after trinity


description:
Michael Barnes and Robert Dornan debate US involvement in Central America... Broadcast on NBC-TV, March 14, 1982 … Meet the Press


description:
Lowell Thomas talks about Lawrence of Arabia, gangland moll... Broadcast on Dick Cavett Show, March 15, 1982.


description:
James Stewart talks about his children and stepchildren…Broadcast on ABC-TV (Good Morning, America!), March 1982


description:
Joseph Luns talks about western European reaction to Breznev's offers to "freeze" nuclear arms...Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), March 19, 1982.


description:
West, J. B.  J.B. West discusses former first ladies.  With Dallas Townsend.


description:
Burial service for President Lyndon Johnson at the Johnson ranch, 1973


description:
Quotes, obituaries and services on the occasion of the death of Cardinal Cushing, various networks, 1970


notes:
No Magic record.  Needs description for copyright check.


description:
Charles Kuhl recalls General George Patton's slapping him in an Italian field hospital, David Frost show


description:
Agnew, Spiro T., 1918-  Interviewed while a house guest of Frank Sinatra [with Frank Sinatra and Rona Barrett]


description:
Mamie Eisenhower celebrates her 75th birthday at the
as-yet-unopened Eisenhower Theatre in the Kennedy Centre] [sound
recording] / [with the voices of Marya McLaughlin and Bernard Kalb, 1971


description:
William O. Douglas interviewed upon setting the longevity record in
 the Supreme Court] [sound recording] / [with Fred Graham, Harry
 Reasoner and John Chancellor, 1973


description:
President Truman and General MacArthur state their opposing
 positions on what should be done to prevent war during the Korean Conflict


description:
Jack Anderson says he will always remain usefully
"non-establishment" and that J. Edgar Hoover suffered from flatulence, CBS 1972


description:
Golf.  Portrait of the leading professionals on the golf tour with the voices of Sam Snead, Bob Hope, Jackie Gleason, Jack Nicklaus, Angelo the Caddy, Holly Crenshaw, Ben Crenshaw, David Graham, Jerry Pate, Tom Weisskopf, Tom Kite, and Bob Toski.  (Janak)

notes:
Part of the Tony Janak collection, but with no year or other provenance information.  Probably a "3".


description:
Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich.  Nikita Khrushchev obituaries, including an earlier interview with Cyrus Eaton.  With the voices of Richard Nixon and Averell Harriman.  Broadcast on various networks, September 11, 1971.  Gift of Tony Janak.


description:
West, Mae.  Mae West interviewed on her eightieth birthday.  Broadcast on Group W News, August 18, 1973.  Gift of Tony Janak.


description:
Kuralt, Charles.  Anecdote about Nixon resolving animosity by bringing former President Truman a drink.  Gift of T. Janak.  No date.

notes:
Listen to see if from news show.  Otherwise probably a "3".


description:
Kissinger, Paula.  Mrs. Louis Kissinger, speaks with pride of her son Henry, with Gabe Pressman.  Broadcast on October 24, 1972.  Gift from Tony Janak.


description:
Hussein, King of Jordan.  King Hussein interviewed a week after his country was terrorized by members of the Palestine Liberation Organization.  Broadcast on September 26, 1970.  Gift from Tony Janak.


description:
Louis, Joe.  Joe Louis and Max Schmeling recall their famous heavyweight fight before a talk show audience.  Broadcast on the Merv Griffin Show, May 14 and May 20, 1971.  Gift of Tony Janak.


description:
Presidents of the United States in theTwentieth-century.  Contributions reviewed are FDR  through R.M. Nixon with actual voices from the inaugurations.  Tony Janak, 1972

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s Presidents voices okay for the web.  Any other narration should not be included on the web.


description:
Charles Sweeny and Takuo Matsumoto interviewed together with Joseph Marx, NBC Today, 1970


description:
Martin Luther King, Sr., Coretta King, Andrew Young, Leslie Stahl and Charles Kuralt
                     talk about civil rights in a program preceding the inauguration of Jimmy Carter], CBS 1977


description:
Mark Miller describes his vineyard and winery operation in upstate New York


description:
Stewart Alsop talks about the "baiting" of Secretary of State Rogers after Henry
                     Kissinger started upstaging him, CBS 1972


description:
Lowell Thomas upon being named skier of the year at age 87


description:
Bernice Gera, ex-professional baseball umpire, interviewed along with Nolan Campbell, NBC Today 1972


description:
Death of Jack E. Leonard, including analysis of his style, various networks 1973


description:
Kissinger, Henry and McGeorge Bundy debate arms control, especially the "no first use" promise which Bundy proposes with Ted Koppel.  Broadcast on ABC-TV (Nightline), April 22, 1982.  Gift from Tony Janak.


description:
Horne, Lena.  Biographical potrait with example of her singing style tracing her through 50 years in show business.  CBS (60 Minutes).  April 25, 1982.


description:
U.A.W. strike at GM, national guard at Chevrolet strike in Flint, Michigan, January 12, 1937 remembered by participants.  Broadcast on PBS (With banners and babies).

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  Use only old 1937 material.


description:
Falkland Islands War, 1982.  News and analysis of British "hit-and-run" attack on the Falkland Islands.  Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), May 21, 1982.


description:
Roberts, Oral and Phil Donahue in a confrontation as Christian and secular humanist.    Broadcast on the Phil Donahue Show, May 21, 1982.


description:
Taft, Robert A.  Robert Taft talks about the National Vocarium (predecessor of the VVL).  Recorded by G.R. Vincent, June 14, 1939.


description:
Watrous, Richard B.  Richard Watrous talks about the National Vocarium (predecessor of the VVL). Watrous tells of his feelings of the past coming to life, of his reflections with T.R. Roosevelt, P.T. Barnum.  Recorded by G. R. Vincent, May 12, 1939.


description:
Schulte, Paul.  Schulte tells of his career as "The Flying Priest".  Schulte was later sentenced as a German spy and sent to a concentration camp.  Recorded by G. R. Vincent, June 14, 1939.


description:
Collier, John,  John Collier talks about Indian affairs during FDR's administration.  Collier tells of the recording made by Woodrow Wilson to greet Indians on their reservations.  Recorded by G. R. Vincent, June 14, 1939.


description:
Coughlin, Charles E.  New Year's speech, 1937.  Broadcast on Coughlin's Special Radio Network, January 1, 1937.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  What about use on web?


description:
Cohan, George M.  Origin of famous curtain speech; his outlook on life ("my mother thanks you, my father thanks you…")  Private recording, April 24, 1939.


description:
Maxwell, Elsa.  Elsa Maxwell speaks on the outbreak of the war in Europe.   A description of Elsa Maxwell's experiences on her return from Europe with Grace Moore and  Norma Shearer.  
Original G. Robert Vincent recording, September, 1939.


description:
Harrison, Mary Lord: Harrison looks at world of late '30's, recalls life in 1880's and 90's, compares statement of two centuries, describes what America needs now, younger generation, descibes value of collection of Voice Library.  VVL studio, 1938


description:
Eugene v. Debbs The Socialist movement.  Edison cylinder recording, 1904


description:
George VI, King of Great Britain, 1895-1952.  1940


description:
Speech to Tribune Women's Club of Chicago on modern communication.  Broadcast WKOR, 1937

notes:
Copyright status could be in pub domain, but should be checked.


description:
Trevor Nunn, Gillian Lynn and Andrew Lloyd Webber discuss CATS; broadcast on CBS Sunday Morning, 1982


description:
Joe Kapp interview on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), October 17, 1982


description:
Kelly Johnson talks about the U-2 spy plane and what it could do on CBS Sixty Minutes, Oct 17, 1982.


description:
The story of the atomic bomb (with the voices of all the principal participants ) Broadcast on NET, August 3, 1970


description:
Eric Hoffer talks about the fradulence of the concept of "identity crisis"; broadcast on CBS-TV (Wednesday morning), February 23, 1983.


description:
Alexander Godunov talks about his life in dance with Claire Carter; Broadcast on WFSL-TV (Cable Television), February 23, 1983


description:
Harold Washington speaks to citizens of Chicago; Broadcast on CBS-TV (Thursday Morning), February 24, 1983


description:
portrait of Alan Alda; Broadcast on CBS-TV (Friday Morning), February 25, 1983.


description:
Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline on ABC-TV (Good Morning America), February 25, 1983


description:
Connie Francis talks with Claire Carter; Broadcast on INN News, February 24, 1983


description:
Robert Merrill interviewed by Marvin Scott; Broadcast on INN (Midday News), February 25, 1983


description:
David Garth answers students' questions; Broadcast on NET, February 25, 1983.


description:
Rita Lavelle interview on ABC-TV (Good Morning, America!), February 28, 1983


description:
Portrait of Frank Stella on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), February 27, 1983.


description:
A study of neighborhoods with reporter David Culhane on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), February 27, 1983


description:
Bobby Seale in 1983, with tapes of his Black Panther days;  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), February 27, 1983

notes:
no band 13 in MAGIC; are there salvagable parts?


description:
Toni Morrison interviewed at rehearsal of her musical,… Sunday CBS, 1983


description:
Truman Capote talks about the origins of his writing career … PBS Dick Cavett, 1983


description:
Charles Aznavour talks about his career … INN, 1983


description:
Michael Flannery explains his position on the outlawed Irish Republican Army … NBC Today, 1883


description:
James Scheuer accuses the Reagan Environmental Protection Agency … Wed morning, 1983


description:
Milo O'Shea discusses his role as a venal Boston Judge … CBS Pat Collins, 1983


description:
Arthur Godfrey obituary … CBS morning show, 1983


description:
Richard Lee Stroud talks about Presidents Harding and Franklin Roosevelt … CBS morning, 1983


description:
Broadcast on CBS-TV (Face the Nation), March 20, 1983.


description:
Interview/portrait of ballet photographer Harvey Edwards.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), March 20, 1983


description:
World War I:  With voices of Margot Asquith, Kaiser Wilhelm, Von Hindenburg, Franz Joseph I, Von Tirpitz,
Lenin, General Joffre, and the Prince of Wales; includes many songs of the era.  Narrated by Charles Collingwood.

notes:
No production date or other provenance.  May need to remove narration.


description:
Charles Kuralt visits superstar shoe salesman Larry Jolton at Reyer's Shoe Store in Sharon, Pa., a Williams' Patent Medicine Warehouse in Grand Rapids, Mi., etc.  CBS-TV (On the Road), June 28, 1983.


description:
Moses Asch talks about Folkways Records, tells of recording Bob Dylan under the pseudonym Blind Boy Grunt.  Broadcast on NBC-TV, June 29, 1983.


description:
Steve Ellington gives the gift of the class of 1983 to Michigan State University.  Broadcast on WKAR-TV, June 11, 1983.


description:
Gary Naertz speaks at graduation on behalf of the class of 1983.  Broadcast on WKAR-TV, East Lansing, Michigan, June 11, 1983.


description:
A portrait-interview of Henry Moore, British sculptor, including a formal speech at the Art Institute of Chicago.  Broadcast on WKAR-TV, June 29, 1983.


description:
Buscaglia, Leo F.  A time to live.  WKAR-TV, August 24, 1983.


description:
John Knowles reads from his novel, A separate peace, CMS phonorecording


description:
William Styron reads from his novel, Lie down in darkness


description:
Malcolm X in question-and-answer format explaining his opposition to non-violence and
marches on Washington, discussing solutions through the UN and through voting blocks, Paul Winley records, late 1960s


description:
James Stewart talks about several of the motion pictures in which he starred]  … CBS Morning news, 1983


description:
Sharon Theissman discusses divorce with Robert Lipsyte on CBS-TV, March 3, 1985


description:
Heywood Hale Broun interview with Glenda Jackson; CBS-TV, March 3, 1985.


description:
D. Douglas Roth (Lutheran minister) interviewed by Bill Kurtis on CBS-TV News, March 5, 1985.


description:
Theodore H. White, talks about his Watergate book, "Breach of Faith", with David Susskind; Metromedia, May 25, 1975; gift of Anthony Janak


description:
Phyllis George interviews Andres Lloyd Webber, Sarah Brightman & Pacido Domingo and portions of Webber's requieum mass, 1985

notes:
broadcast on CBS-TV Morning News; contains music.  Not broadcast news


description:
Contemporary Black nationalism] [sound recording] : [with speeches of Malcolm X and
                     Martin Luther King, Jr., discussion of their influence, and an analysis of the Kerner
                     Commission report


description:
Ralph Forbes, captain of the American Nazi party, speaks to and answers questions at the University of California, Berkeley.  Pacifica Tape Library.  Gift of Phyllis Evans.  Recorded on May 22, 1964.

notes:
Wichwert order.  Only one band listed in Magic.


description:
Strip mining.  Karen Mulloy and Joe Mulley, leaders of the Southern Conference Educational Fund in Peke County, TN, talk about their fight against strip mining.  From Pacifica Tape Library, 1960s.


description:
Ali, Muhammad,  In a speech at Michigan State University, Muhammad Ali expounds on his theory that
the solution to racial tension in America is racial separation.  WKAR Radio, March 2, 1970.


description:
Thomas, John Hunter.   Thomas lectures on the interrelated problems of overpopulation and pollution to a
Michigan State University audience.  WKAR Radio, October 13, 1970.


description:
President Reagan's off-the-cuff remarks during a microphone check that he will outlaw Russia and start bombing in five minutes draw quick reaction from Soviet radio and from Democrats, Mondale and Hart.  CBS TV, August 19, 1984.


description:
De Lorean the Industrialist is acquitted of charges of trafficking in cocaine, jurors describe  their distaste for the FBI sting provocation.  CBS TV News, 1984


description:
Holocaust victims reunion from the ghetto of Lodz, Poland.  Dr. Duberzinski, only survivor of the eight editor/authors of the recently published  "Chronicles of the Lodz Ghetto".  Broadcast on Sunday Morning, CBSTV, August 19 1984


description:
Delaney and Powers, who grew up in Hannibal, Missouri, celebrate the 100th anniversary of the publication of Huckleberry Finn.  Broadcast on Sunday Morning, CBS-TV, August 19, 1984.


description:
David McClone, Chief of neuro-surgery at Children' Memorial Hospital in Chicago, talks about spina bifida, the second most common birth defect and the number one crippler of children in the United States. Sunday Morning, CBSTV, August 19, 1984.


description:
Hemingway conference at Northwestern Michigan College.  The host is Bob Allen.  Broadcast on WIAA Radio, November 9, 1983.


description:
George Romney discusses the Reagan presidency, the 1984 elections and the decline in American moral, and other issues.  Dennis Wholey, interviewer.  Broadcast on Late Night America, PBS-TV, August 20, 1984.


description:
Runkel, Philip E.  Michigan's State Superintendent of Public Instruction discusses his possible candidacy for the Presidency of Michigan State University, discipline, student input and more with Irene Doyle on Phone-in Radio.  WKAR, 1984


description:
Carson, Joanne; Allen Schwartz.  Speaks at the funeral of celebrity author, Truman Capote. CBS-TV on August 28, 1984.


description:
Steinem, Gloria. Steinem talks about abortion, answers questions about why women coerce men into marriage,  circumcision, Geraldine Ferraro's nomination as Vice Presidential candidate, and equal rights. Late Night America, PBS on August 23, 1984


description:
Bush, George.  George Bush accepts the vice presidential nomination at the 1984 GOP convention in Dallas. CBS-TV on August 23, 1984.


description:
Cousteau, Jacques Yves.  George Lewis reports on Jacques Cousteau's new voyages of discovery and research into the future of the world's waters.  Summer Sunday, NBC-TV on August 26, 1984


description:
Galvin, Martin.  American attorney and fundraiser for the Irish Republican Army at a press conference.


description:
Truman Capote.  John Knowles, George Plimpton, and Gerald Clarke talk about the life and character of their late friend, Truman Capote. CBS-TV on August 27, 1984.


description:
Bogdanovich, Peter.  Playboy philosophy as seen by Peter Bogdanovich.  Today Show, NBC-TV on August 27, 1984.


description:
Rabol, Ed.  Patriotism in America. Sunday Morning, CBS-TV on August 26, 1984.


description:
Falwell, Jerry.  Debates the proposed Reagan amendment allowing for prayer in the public schools with Robert Drinan. Originally broadcast on "Freeman Reports" on August 28, 1984.


description:
Atlantic charter,  World War, 1939-1945, Murrow, Edward R.


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  NBC announcers set the stage for the only FDR fireside chat ever delivered before a live audience, 1941.  FDR asks for broader powers to protect all of the Americas from the growing war in Europe


description:
John J. Quinn, Director of Aeronautics for the state of Pennsylvania, in an interview, Originally broadcast over WRAW, Reading, Pa. on August 1, 1941.   Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
Tutu, Desmond.  Winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, Tutu is interviewed by Dan Rather.  CBS Evening News on October 16, 1984.


description:
Anderson, Marian.  Marian Anderson sings "Carry me back to old Virginny"  
                     Originally heard in August, 1948.
                     Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
Babe Ruth.  ABC interrupts its regular programming to announce the death of Babe Ruth, August 15, 1948.  Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
Shields, Walter B.  Lt. Col. Walter B. Shields recites a litany of heroic deeds performed by the U.S. Marines.  July 4, 1941.   Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
Red Barber and Dave Driscoll interview the Brooklyn Dodgers on their arrival in New York after winning the National League pennant.  WOR Mutual, Sept. 24, 1941.  Gift from Robert Ripps


description:
In his first press conference in six months, President Reagan...CBS-TV News Special on January 9, 1985


description:
Merv Griffin's special on the creator of the Peanuts comic strip...the Merv Griffin Show in 1985.


description:
Press agent Sid Garfield...reminisce about the grand old days of Broadway...Sunday Morning, CBS-TV on December 30, 1984.


description:
Ickes, Harold L. (Harold LeClair), 1874-1952.   FDR's Secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes, campaigns against Wendell Wilkie's record late in the 1940 Presidential campaign.  October 18, 1940.  Gift from Robert Ripps.  25 min.


description:
Murphy, R. J.  Part of a campaign speech by Bert Murphy on behalf of Franklin D. Roosevelt.  October 11, 1940.  Gift from Robert Ripps.  (5 min)


description:
Conscription quotas by areas of the United States are described on the October 18, 1940 evening news.  Includes other WWII reports, Spain seeks influence in Latin America and the campaign of Roosevelt and Willkie intensifies.


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  Roosevelt's campaign speech in Brooklyn includes a rebuff of the G.O.P. for taking out a full page ad in the "Daily Worker"  November 1, 1940.  Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
False invasion of Europe notice. Report explains the false report of the invasion of Europe on June 3, 1944. Also includes news of the GIs in Russia and their insult of curvaceous dancer with whistles and the fall of Rome. Gift of R. Ripps.


description:
WWII news.  Setup in a field outside the city of Rome, Eric Sevareid reports on the fall of that city.  June 3, 1944.  Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
Desmond Tutu: Speaking at the African-American Institute Awards Dinner, Bishop Tutu presents the
                     Institute's award to the late Robert F. Kennedy and Edward Kennedy accepts on his
                     behalf, November 28, 1984


description:
KAL 007, Radio Kiev, Russian radio's English language broadcast reporting the
                     shooting down of Korean airliner that inadvertently entered Soviet air space, WBAI-FM Pacifica Radio, 1983

notes:
Must have been dubbed from another tape with sticky shed.  Has ss noise signiture.


description:
Obituaries, biographical sketches and comments about the 87-years old Chinese leader,
                     Chiang Kai-shek, various networks, April 1975

notes:
Only partially done (20 of 55 min).  Insufficient space on drive D.


description:
Vandercook, John W. (John Womack), Vandercook outlines German atrocities, including a description of Buchenwald; April 28, 1945.  Gift from Robert Ripps.


description:
World War II: German surrender.  Events leading up to the surrender of The Germans at 4:33pm Pacific War time.  April 28, 1945.


description:
U.S.A.F. pilot describes flying the channel in the lead squadron landing paratroops in Europe on D-Day.  June 6, 1944.


description:
Von Kaltenborn announces the invasion of Europe at 4:35am on June 6, 1944


description:
D-Day.  Minute-by-minute details of the Normandy invasion.  Broadcast on KYW, Philadelphia on June 6, 1944.


description:
Vandercook and Richard Harkness announce the landings in Europe on D-Day and a statement from General John J. Pershing is read.  June 6, 1944.


description:
James Wethered reports on his trip aboard a bomber during the invasion of Europe.  June 6, 1944.


description:
D-Day bulletins including an eyewitness account from a bomber, ElmerDavis's warning to beware of German news broadcasts of Allied losses, and makes quip, "Mr. Goebbels is interested in his health, not ours".  June 6, 1944.


description:
London on D-Day, Ed Murrow converses with Paul White in New York. Quentin Reynolds tells of the importance of Eisenhower's message to European civilians and to expect German counterattacks.   June 6, 1944


description:
Murphy recounts his adventures while recording D-Day newscasts for four hours.  June 6, 1944.  Gift from Bertram J. Murphy to Robert Ripps, who gave tapes to the Voice Library.


description:
Trout reports on Churchill's speech to the House of Commons in which he reported on the progress of the invasion.  June 6, 1944.


description:
A prayer by Archbishop Spellman for the D-Day invasion forces is read in a service broadcast over WOR radio by his secretary, Rev. Francis X. Shays.  June 6, 1944.


description:
Kump, Ernest head of one of the most active and awarded architectural offices of the Pacific Coast is interviewed by John Peter on "The Future of Architecture".   Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Bunshaft, Gordon partner and chief designer with Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill, is interviewed by John Peter on "The Future of Architecture". Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Eero Saarinen and Phillip Johnson discuss great modern architects Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe. 
Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Van der Rohe, Ludwig generally acknowledged as one of the great architects on the world scene,
talks about his own roots and about the future of architecture. Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Gropius, Walter founder of Germany's Bauhaus and retired Dean of Architecture at Harvard, discusses the future of architecture. Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Richard Neutra, renown modern architect, discusses the future of architecture.  Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Gropius, Walter talks about the impact of the machine on the future of architecture.  Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metals, 1956.


description:
Neutra, Richard talks about human elements in architecture. Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metals Company, 1956.


description:
Mies Van der Rohe, Ludwig talks about the language of architecture and cites Aquinas on the centrality of reason.  Conversations Regarding the Future of Architecture, Reynolds Metal Company, 1956.


description:
Town meeting of the air.   "Politics, U.S.A.", Columbia Masterworks, ML 5123.  Gift from the Library of Michigan.  Performer:  Will Rogers, narrator


description:
Bob Considine narrates a documentary on the life of President Eisenhower


description:
Cable News Network reporter Jeremy Levin, recently escaped from Lebanon, pleads for the release of the four Americans still held captive


description:
Lenin delivers a speech entitled "Non-party members and Soviet power"


description:
Pat Nixon, the untold story.  Broadcast on ABC-TV (20/20), November 6, 1986.


description:
St. John. Bonnie:  And no excuses:   Story of a one-legged Black woman, a scholarship student at Harvard, a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, and a medalist skier at Innsbruck.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), November 9, 1986.


description:
Caine, Michael.  Interview with Michael Caine, Broadcast on CBS-TV (60 Minutes), November 9, 1986.


description:
Butler, Henry.  Interview of Henry Butler, who has become the great jazz pianist discovery of 1986, and
although blind has become an outstanding photograher, Broadcast on PBS, November 11, 1986.


description:
Reagan, Ronald.  President Reagan's speech denying that U.S. shipments of parts for Iranian armaments
was an attempt to smooth relations between the two countries.  Broadcast on CBS-TV, November 13, 1986.


description:
Iran-Contra Affair: The secret talks.  Negative reaction to the news that the US has been secretly dealing in arms with the Iranians while condemning our allies for the same behavior.  CNN (Big Story), November 15, 1986.


description:
News of the week ending November 17, 1986.  CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), November 16, 1986.


description:
King Gustaf V of Sweden opens the 1912 Olympic Games.   Recorded in 1912.  From Arnie's Archives.


description:
An eyewitness account of the events of December 17, 1903, at Kitty Hawk, N.C., when the Wrights tested their first airplane.  1903.  From Arnie's Archives.


description:
An eyewitness account of the discovery of King Tut's tomb as read by an actor.  No date.  From Arnie's Archives.

notes:
Magic record is the first part of magic record for band 5


description:
Felix Frankfurter speaks about Charles Evans Hughes and the U.S. Constitution at Hughes' funeral.  
Recorded in 1948.  From Arnie's Archives.


description:
Howard K. Smith announces the death of John Foster Dulles with the voice of Christian Herter, who announces that there will be no change in US foreign policy.  Arnie's Archives, May 24, 1959.


description:
Marshal Joffre greets American troops, the AEF, as they arrive on French soil in World War I.  Arnie's Archives, 1917.


description:
George V speaks at the Indian conference as it meets in London.  1930.

notes:
Would foreign conferences or other international govt. officials speaking overseas be public domain in the U.S. and fair game for the web?


description:
WW!:  Attorney-General Palmer says that World War I was not the war of the party in power, but was a courageous bi-partisan effort.  Arnie's Archives, 1917.


description:
Former mobster Vallachi tells about Mafia initiation ritual to Senate Committee on Crime.  Arnie's Archives, 1960s.

notes:
Not sure if this could be a "1".  Are most U.S. Senate committees and hearings to be considered part of the public domain??


description:
Humor of American politics: Sargent Shriver gives a speech about Kennedy nepotism, Brook Hays tells a joke about etiquette and tales about a character named Randall J. Hearn and of several little old ladies in England and in Arkansas,w Chet Huntley,19--?

notes:
No other date.  From Arnie's Archives.  Date is probably 1960s or earlier.  Listen to find out if its news or other.


description:
Nick LaRocca talks about founding and leading the original Dixieland Jazz Band in New Orleans, even though he could not read a note.  Published 1940.  Recorded [19--?].  Arnie's Archives.


description:
Gamal Abdel Nasser talks about the future of Egyptian/United States relations following the Nasser led revolution against King Faruk.   Recorded February 7, 1956.  Arnie's Archives.


description:
Starr, Floyd tells a Christmas tale which has become traditional at the Starr Boys Republic, "The Little Builder of Christmas Fires".  From Arnie's Archives. N.D.

notes:
no magic record, description came from self list.


description:
Michigan State University Board of Trustee's women's rights hearings, MSU IMC 1972


description:
The Bork nomination, reaction to President Reagan's third nomination to the Supreme Court, CNN 1987


description:
News of the week ending July 4, 1987, CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), July 5, 1987.


description:
News of the week ending September 14, 1987, CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), September 13, 1987.


description:
New York Ballet international competition for new young talent, CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), July 5, 1987.


description:
You can't print that, crusading journalist George Seldes talks about his adventures with Hindenberg,
Lenin, Trotsky, Mussolini, and Martin Dies.  Discovery Channel, July 5, 1987.


description:
Catherine Wyler talks about her Hollywood director father, William Wyler.  NBC-TV (Today Show), July 7, 1987.


description:
Maurice Crane talks about the Michigan State University Voice Library.  WJR, Detroit (Focus), May 14, 1987.


description:
Read, Leonard Edward.  The essence of Americanism.  The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc.


description:
Read, Leonard Edward,  The cliches of socialism [sound recording] : a debunking of liberal attitudes enshrined in current definitions of democracy.  The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc. between 1950 and 1985.


description:
The Stanford Spirit. Jordan, David Starr. 1916.


description:
Review of the news week ending July 18, 1987 CBS Sunday Morning


description:
Ron Powers explains the popularity of Oliver North by contrasting his diction with the passionless rhetoric of contemporary political figures.


description:
Margaret Thatcher says the Iran/Contra revelations will not damage the US' reputation overseas


description:
Review of the news of the week ending June 6, 1987 CBS Sunday Morning


description:
Broadway puts on a one-night vaudeville all-star performance to bring donations in to New York's Lincoln Center


description:
Celebration of The Prairie Home Companion and Keillor's story-telling, as Keillor prepares to take leave of the program


description:
Story of the father of the classical guitar, played on the occasion of his death


description:
Gregorio Honasan interviewed on CBS-TV (Sixty Minutes), September 14, 1987


description:
Interview with Herbie Hancock on NBC-TV (Today Show), September 16, 1987.


description:
Ronald Reagan addresses the United Nations; Broadcast on CBS-TV, September 21, 1987


description:
Interview with Germaine Greer on ABC-TV (Good Morning, America!), September 25, 1987


description:
Babies M and M with Mike Wallace, 1987; Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sixty Minutes), September 20, 1987.


description:
The Iran Ajr incident; Broadcast on CNN (Big Story), September 26, 1987.


description:
Actors talk about their early years in show business with David Hartman… Good Morning America, ABC TV, 1985


description:
Vietnam War:  Revolutionary Party takes over Saigon radio station and announces coup on November 11; troops loyal to President Diem retake radio Saigon and announce restoration of order on November 12.  1960.


description:
Garvey, Marcus: Explanation of the objectives of the Universal Negro Improvement Association,          Gift of the Marcus Garvey Papers, UCLA, July 1921


description:
Garvey, Marcus: Marcus Garvey outlines the principles of the Universal Negro Improvement Association,
 which he founded, Gift of the Marcus Garvey Papers, UCLA, July 1921


description:
Baptist church:  Hostile takeover by fundamentalists of the traditionally liberal/moderate Baptist seminary at Wake Forest University stirs debate at North Carolina's Southern Baptist Convention, CBS Sunday Morning, 1987


description:
Women and love:  a look at the controversial sex authority, Shere Hite, and her obnoxious style / with Ron Powers ; and the voices of Hite and Frank Nicoletti, CBS Sunday Morning, 198?


description:
Silver, Horace:  Portrait/interview of Horace Silver, jazz composer/pianist, CBS Sunday Morning, 1987


description:
Group therapy on the loss of love ones, CBS Sunday Morning, 1987


description:
Arthur Miller talks about his career as a playwright, his political activities, and his marriage to Marilyn Monroe, CBS Sixty Minutes, 1987


description:
Michigan Public Radio looks at labor oratory at the Vincent Voice Library with Sally Eisele and Maurice Crane.  Includes the voices of Jimmy Hoffa, John L. Lewis and Walter Reuther.  Broadcast on WKAR (East Lansing, Mich.), September 1987.


description:
Eric Delvalle calls on his followers to go on strike and promises that he will remain inside Panama, leading the cause to restore democracy.  Broadcast on CNN news hour, March 1, 1988.


description:
I.F. Stone, speaking at the 120th anniversary of the Nation, talks about American colonialism.  Recorded March 19, 1986.  Gift of Andy Lanset.


description:
Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945.   Hitler and Benito Mussolini pledge loyalty to one another (with introduction in English by Bernhard Wichert).  Roetgen West Germany Archives, September 28, 1937.


description:
Adenauer, Konrad, 1876-1967.   Speech at the laying of a foundation stone at a new building at the University of Cologne [with introduction, in English, by Bernhard Wichert.]  Roetgen West Germany Archives, October 26, 1929.


description:
Dönitz, Karl, 1891-   Karl Dönitz announces that Hitler is dead.  with introduction, in English, by Bernhard Wichert.  Roetgen West Germany Archives, May 1, 1945.  In German.


description:
No magic record but coould be bd5, pt.1: The death of Flight 665  pt. 1.  Broadcast on CNN (Big Story), July 10, 1988.

notes:
If this is not bd5, pt.1, digitize and take notes.


description:
The death of Flight 665  pt. 1&2.  Broadcast on CNN (Big Story), July 10, 1988.


description:
Kuralt, Charles, 1934-  Charles Kuralt comments on the shooting down of Iran Airline Flight 655 in the Persian Gulf. Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), July 10, 1988.


description:
Byrd, Charlie, 1925-   Portrait/interview of America's greatest jazz guitarist.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), July 10, 1988.


description:
Loretta Lynn conducts a tour of her home, now open to formal tours
with Rollin Smith.  CBS "This Morning" 1988


description:
Jane Fonda speaks about the anti-war movement before a relatively hostile Dayton,
                     Ohio audience, following her return from Hanoi.  Donahue Show, 1972


description:
Tariq Azi:  A chance for peace after the7 year war in the Middle East, Iran/Iraq, UN on CNN's Big Story, 7/31/88, 26 minutes, includes voices of Frank Carlucci and Patrick Leahy


description:
The depression, PBS 1980, 60 minutes long with many historical voices

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s (keep recorded voices only - not the program.  Must be segmented before loan).


description:
Mussolini, Benito, 1883-1945.  Benito Mussolini speaks to America, especially to Italian-Americans, explaining his hopes for Italy.  1930 (in Italian).  Gift of Bernhard Wichert.


description:
Braun, Otto.  Otto Braun announces a pact between the government of Prussia and the Protestant Church.  1931, Gift of Bernhard Wichert.


description:
Schirach, Baldur von, 1907- Celebration of the twelfth anniversary of Hitler's original Munich putsch.  1935, Gift of Bernhard Wichert


description:
BBC interviews made by Patrick Gordon Walker on the day that British troops liberated the inmates of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camps in Germany.  Recorded April 15, 1945.  Gift of Bernard Wichert.


description:
Eli Mann tells how he captured war criminal Adolf Eichman; Broadcast on German television, February 2, 1981

notes:
get Michael's opinion (digitized pre queue)


description:
Robert Stimpson announces the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi (in 1948) and answers questions about the event (in 1969); Broadcast on BBC, 1969. Gift


description:
Lord Norman Birkett, recalls one day of the Nuremberg Trials; Broadcast on BBC, August 1946


description:
P.T. Barnum thanks his English audience, 1890


description:
Oscar Wilde reads from his poem The ballad of Reading Gaol, [1890]


description:
Buscaglia, Leo F.  The art of being fully human.  Gift of D.L. Buehler, 1986


description:
Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901.  The only known recording of President Harrison, presumably made after his presidency, sometime between 1894 and 1899, by Giuseppe Bettini.

notes:
Early recording.  Also available at: "www.lib.msu.edu/vincent/presidents" (may be the only recording of Harrison).


description:
Mikhail Gorbachev apologizes for cutting short his America visit, expressing gratitude for expressions of sympathy as he departs from Kennedy Airport to oversee the earthquake damage in Armenia.  NBC-TV, December 8, 1988.


description:
Lou Holtz, Notre Dame football coach, talks about player motivation including the concepts of trust, commitment and goalsetting which can also be utilized by other individuals.  ABC-TV (Good Morning America), December 9, 1988.


description:
Ronald Reagan answers questions at his 48th press conference as president.  CBS-TV, December 8, 1988


description:
Turtle Island String Quartet plays Sidewinder, with improvised choruses by all members.  NBC-TV (Today Show), December 9, 1988.


description:
Biography of Mahatma Gandhi including the voices of Winston Churchill and Ramsay MacDonald.
Broadcast on the Discovery Channel (Portraits of Power), December 9, 1988.

notes:
Order filled analog.   Can we take the voices of Gandhi and Churchill?


description:
Gorbachev's speech before the UN announces a unilateral troop and armament deduction.  CNN, December 10, 1988


description:
Humphery, Hubert:  VP addressed MSU on policy in Vietnam, WKAR, June 1965, 60 min. in length.


description:
Urie Bronfenner delivers the April 1967 MSU Provost's lecture on children in
                     contemporary society, WKAR 1967


description:
Hoover, Herbert.  Address to the American Steel Institute.  Recorded October 25, 1927.  Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-68/077.


description:
George V, King of Great Britain,  George V addresses the Five Power Naval Conference.  Recorded January 21, 1936.   Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-72/106.


description:
Hoover, Herbert.  Sound track of a film showing Hoover's visit to the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico including a portion of Hoover's speech in San Juan, 1931.  Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-75/169.


description:
Hoover, Lou Henry.  Lou Henry Hoover speaks on 4-H Club Achievement Day.  with an introduction by C.W. Orbiton.  Broadcast on the Farm and Home Hour, November 7, 1931.  Gift of the Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-72/109.


description:
Hoover, Herbert,  Herbert Hoover gives a readio address, from Elko, Nevada, on election eve 1932.  Recorded November 7, 1932, Eliko, Nevada.   Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-68/076.


description:
Nye, Gerald Prentice.  Gerald P. Nye talks about the neutrality bill, introduced by John t.Flynn.  Recorded December 27, 1935.  Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-75/224.


description:
Hoover, Herbert,  Herbert Hoover speaks on the outbreak of World War II in Europe.  Gift from the Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-72/129.  Recorded September 1, 1939.


description:
Nye, Gerald Prentice,  Gerald P. Nye endorses Wendell Willkie for president, listing a litany of FDR's foreign and domestic policy failures.  Recorded October 24, 1940.  Gift of Herbert Hoover Library, SRT-75/227.


description:
Hoover, Herbert.  Herbert Hoover speaks to the GOP National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, on the subject The road to freedom, attacking the four-year record of Roosevelt's New Deal. Recorded June 10, 1936.


description:
Von Braun, Wernher addresses a military/industrial conference in Chicago on the subject of thermo-nuclear warheads.  Recorded at Chicago, February 17, 1958.


description:
Ko Wang Mei talks about gerilla warfare in China to the MSU Delta Phi Epsilon Honorary Society.  Recorded East Lansing, Michigan, October 15, 1964.  Gift of Rolin Dasen, WKAR.


description:
Wesley Fishel and George Cann debate the Vietnamese Conflict [sound recording] : at  American University, Washington, D.C., during the National Teach-in on Vietnam.  Broadcast on NPR, late 1960s.


description:
Noonday news in Lansing, Michigan: Governor Romney prepares to hand over Michigan to Govermor Milliken, Apollo VIII takes and transmits first pictures of the moon and other news stories as broadcast on CBS,  December 24, 1969.


description:
Opening of the new medical school at Michigan State University,  … MSU 1966


description:
Edison, Thomas A.  One of the first recordings ever made, a full ten years before Edison patented his gramophone, this German language cylinder documents the sounds of lambs, cows,  cuckoos, and other fauna.  Recorded 1878


description:
Emile Berliner wishes good luck to his friend Mrs. Hahn from across the Atlantic.  Recorded November 18, 1899.


description:
Emile Berliner speaks about his experimentation.  Recorded 1908


description:
Thomas Edison greets 49 young men competing for college scholarships.  Recorded 1908


description:
Ramsay MacDonald speaking in Germany.  Recorded October 7, 1925.


description:
Hindenburg, Paul von.  New Year's Eve speech, the last one in pre-Hitler Germany, 1932


description:
Paul von Hindenberg addresses a rally of young people.  Recorded May 1, 1933.


description:
German newsreel reporting the destruction of the Spanish city of Guernica.  Recorded April 26, 1937.


description:
Francisco Franco, in his last wartime communique, declares that the Spainsh Civil War is over.  1939


description:
World War II: Adolf Hitler declares war in Europe.  WJR (Detroit, Mich.), September 1, 1939


description:
World War II: Benito Mussolini declares war on Britain and France.  June 1940


description:
WWII:  Announcement of the US landing in Africa.  Broadcast on Armed Forces Radio (This is New York), November 8, 1942.


description:
World War II: Invasion of Normandy announcement.  Broadcast on Armed Forces Radio ( This is New York), June 6, 1944


description:
World War II: Announcement of the fall of Aachen.  Broadcast on German radio (Radio Annie), 1944.


description:
World War II:  The Archbishop of Canterbury speaks in German over radio to Germans during World War II.  Broadcast October 20, 1942.


description:
Charlie Chaplin speaks in English to a French audience about saving the little children.  Broadcast on Voice of America, October 30, 1942


description:
World War II ends.  Japan surrenders,  and General MacArthur is appointed to head the occupation forces.  Recorded August 14, 1945.


description:
The last English broadcast from Radio Hamburg announces that Lord Haw Haw has fled and that the BBC has taken over in the traitor's place.  Broadcast on May 4, 1945.


description:
Newsreel from Germany immediately after the European war ended. 1945


description:
Hier spricht Ilse.  Two broadcasts featuring Major Glenn Miller's Air Force Band.  Broadcast April 15, 1944 and June 10, 1944.


description:
Auschwitz and the Allies.  Oral history documentary, in several languages, of persons involved with the Auschwitz death camp in World War II; former prisoners, guards, liberators, and others.  Broadcast on BBC-TV, 1984.  100 minutes.


description:
Television biography of James Baldwin, in his words and the world of friends, colleagues,
                     critics, and his biographer, PBS 1989


description:
Earnley Bradford painstakingly follows the route of Odysseus back home from Troy,
                     following the guidelines of Homer's Odyssey] [sound recording] / [with John Hart and
                     Walter Cronkite, 1966


description:
Monica de Greiff discusses international efforts to stem the Medellin Drug Cartel]
                     [sound recording, 1989]


description:
T.S. Eliot reads his poem "The wasteland"


description:
William Butler Yeats reads his poems The song of the old mother,
                 Innisfree, and Coole and Ballylee


description:
W.H. Auden reads his poem In memory of W.B. Yeats


description:
Edith Sitwell reads her poem Still falls the rain


description:
Dylan Thomas reads his poems A refusal to mourn the death by fire of
                 a child in London and Fern Hill


description:
Louis MacNeice reads his poems Turfstacks and Refugees


description:
Robert Graves reads his poem Poem to my son (To Juan at the winter
                 solstice)


description:
Gertrude Stein reads her poem If I told him


description:
Archibald MacLeish reads his poem Epistle to be left in the earth


description:
e. e. cummings reads his poems What if a much of a which of a wind
                 and Sweet spring


description:
Marianne Moore reads her poems What are years


description:
William Empson reads his poem Missing dates


description:
Stephen Spender reads his poems I think continually and Seascape


description:
William Carlos Williams reads his poem The seafarer


description:
Wallace Stevens reads his poem The idea of order at Key West


description:
Richard Eberhart reads his poem The groundhog


description:
Elizabeth Bishop reads her poem Manuel Zinho


description:
Richard Wilbur reads his poem Love calls us to things of this world


description:
Remember 1945.  Mel Tormé reminisces about the year 1945, playing and singing the tunes Sentimental journey, It's been a long, long time, If I loved you, One meat ball, A little on the lonely side.  Broadcast 1971.


description:
Remember 1933.  Mel Tormé, Mae West, Jimmy Walker, Franklin Roosevelt, Amos and Andy, Ed Wynn.  Tormé presents the year 1933, discusses the rise of FDR and Hitler, the birth of the Dionne Quintuplets, and plays performances.  Broadcast 1971.


description:
Remember 1949.  Mel Tormé, Dave Garroway, William Faulkner, Cecil Smith.  recalls 1949: square dancing, roller and soapbox derbies, Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, Garroway at large, Faulkner's Nobel acceptance, Mao's revolution in China, etc.  Broadcast 1971.


description:
Remember 1947.  Tormé remembers the Tucker automobile, Jackie Robinson entering major league baseball, the wedding of Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth, the baby boom, stock market bargains, the birth of Israel, etc.  Broadcast 1971.


description:
Remember 1927.  Torme recalls 1927: Lindberghs solo transatlantic flight, Babe Ruth's 60th homerun, Stalin's ousting Trotsky, Wings winning the very first Oscar, 48 new makes of automobile, songs of the era, etc.  Broadcast 1971.


description:
American chorus sings songs of the Spanish Civil War in Spanish and English, many dealing with the fighting of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.  Recorded 1939.  Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Butch Hawes, Bess Lomax.


description:
Seeger, Pete and the Almanac Singers.  Recorded 1941.  Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Butch Hawes, Bess Lomax.


description:
Seeger, Pete sings Round and round Hitler's grave with the Almanac Singers.  Broadcast May 14, 1942.


description:
Lenya, Lotte sings Lied einer deutschen Mutter/ [written by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht].  Broadcast on Voice of America, 1943.  In German.


description:
Clayton, Dr. sings Pearl Harbor blues. With Blind John Davis, Ransom Knowling.  Recorded 1941.


description:
Williamson, Sonny Boy sings Win the war blues.  Sonny Boy Williamson, singer; Blind John Davis, harmonica; Ted Summit, guitar; J. Jackson, piano.  Recorded 1944.


description:
House, Son sings This war will last for years.  Recorded 1942.


description:
Richardson, Charles. Dialogue sent from England to Germany during World War II.  Recorded August 14, 1945.  Includes short cuts from Hitler and is pieced together to sound like an interview.


description:
Mann, Thomas broadcasts to Germans during World War II.  Broadcast on Deutscher Hörer, December 6, 1941.


description:
Broadcast in German beamed at Germany with private messages from German prisoners of war speaking to the homefolks from a camp in Britain.  Broadcast between 1940 and 1945.


description:
Eisenstein, Sergei speaks about how the USSR is uniting to save culture in the fight against Germany.  Broadcast on Radio Moscow, 1941.


description:
Eisenhower, Dwight.  Eisenhowers' orders for military government in occupied Germany.  Recorded September 23, 1944.


description:
Vaughan-Thomas, Wynford.  Description of the surrender of Luneberg (in English).  In German, speech to assembled Germans of the significance of the day, and instructing about further conduct.  BBC.  May 4, 1945.


description:
Lord Haw Haw.  BBC announcer appears at Lord Haw Haw's old microphone to announce that after six years of broadcasting, the propagandist/traitor has left the airwaves for good.  Broadcast May 4, 1945.


description:
Germany's Surrender. European service of the BBC, with the night news in English, announcing the surrender of German forces in Holland, Belgium, Northern Germany, and Denmark that day to General Montgomery.  Broadcast May 1945.


description:
Montgomery, Bernard accepts the surrender of the German armies of Northern Europe.  Recorded May 7, 1945.


description:
Japanese surrender.  News at seven announces the Japanese surrender at the end of  World War II.  Broadcast August 1945.


description:
Cadett, Thomas describes the surrender of the German army signed by General Jodl to General Bedell Smith.  Broadcast May 7, 1945.


description:
Queen Wilhelmina announces with joy the end of World War II. In Dutch. Broadcast May 8, 1945.


description:
Tenno announces that he has decided to end World War II.  Recorded August 14, 1945.  In Japanese.


description:
Bülow, Bernhard von.   Recorded November 30, 1907; re-recorded in 1917.


description:
Woodrow Wilson talks about the rights of the American Indians, and very optimistically about their living conditions. Recorded April 4, 1915.


description:
Chancellor Brüning says that Germany has in fact disarmed in compliance with the Versailles Treaty with Willian Ward.  Broadcast February 13, 1932.


description:
German invasion. Report of Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland.  Broadcast October 3, 1938.  In German.


description:
MSU: Di Biaggio, John A.  State of the University address.  Broadcast on WKAR-TV (East Lansing, MI), February 12, 1990.


description:
Wallace, Mike  Mike Wallace notes the three-month suspension of Andy Rooney from 60 Minutes after a newspaper claimed he had made a racist remark.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sixty Minutes), February 11, 1990.


description:
Mandela, Nelson  Nelson Mandela speaks to his townsmen upon his return to the Johannesburg black suburb of Soweto and calls for discipline and restraint from his followers.  Broadcast on CNN, February 13, 1990.


description:
Mandela, Nelson.  CNN's BIG STORY:  The Promise and The Peril.  Mandela's release after 27 years in prison. With the voices of George Bush, Margaret Thatcher and Fatima Meer.  CNN February 17, 1990.

notes:
** These notes came from the shelf list.  Maybe keep some voices?


description:
Lambert,  Drexel Burnham went broke.  Reported by Charles Kuralt.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), February 18, 1990.


description:
South Africa.  Reaction to new freedom in South Africa.  CBS-TV Sunday Morning.  February 18, 1990.


description:
Crawford, Michael.  David Browning interviews Crawford,  the star of long running "Phantom of the Opera".  CBS-TV Sunday Morning.  February 18, 1990.


description:
Jagger, Mick and Keith Richards talk about their twenty-five years in British rock and roll in two-way communication with their frantic audiences with Rona Elliott.  Broadcast on NBC-TV (Today Show), February 15, 1990.


description:
Mandela, Nelson answers questions about his 27 years in prison, including the movies he watched in the early years.  With Dan Rather.   Broadcast on CBS-TV, February 14, 1990.


description:
Mandela, Nelson, released ANC president, is interviewed about the political struggle against apartheid and the effect the struggle has had on his life.  With Ted Koppel. Broadcast on ABC-TV, February 14, 1990.


description:
Bush, George.  Press Conference at the Columbia airport following the Drug War Summit.  CNN February 15, 1990.


description:
Welty, Eudora talks about her career as a photographer for the WPA project documenting rural Mississippi during the depression. With Charles Kuralt.  Broadcast on CBS-TV (Sunday Morning), February 18, 1990.


description:
Steve Prophet's portrait-interview with James Stewart, … NPR interview, 1985

notes:
incl scene from It's a wonderful life.  Is that PD?


description:
Josephine Baker, American superstar of Paris night clubs is interviewed in New York,
                     and singing many of her best known hits, WNBC Today Show 1973


description:
Meryl Streep, Steve Kometko, Shirley MacLaine, and Harry Smith discuss the movie Postcards from the Edge on CBS-TV (Morning Show), September 18, 1990.


description:
Agnes De Mille talks about her career on CBS-TV (Morning Show), September 19, 1990.


description:
Hershad, Hussain Muhammad.  President of Bangla-desh talks about severe losses from crisis in Kuwait following Iraqi invasion.  CNN, September 26, 1990.  About 3 minutes.

notes:
No magic record.  Check shelf list, send notes and info to Michael.


description:
George Bush answers reporters' questions about the standoff with Iraq in Kuwait and the progress of committee work on the upcoming budget, CNN 1990


description:
Bush, George.  "Operation Just Cause",  the U.S. invasion of Panama.  CBS-TV 60 minutes, September 30, 1990.  About 20 minutes.

notes:
No magic record.  Check shelf list, send notes and info to Michael. Didn't digitized because shelf list said this was '60 minutes'


description:
Slandered celebrities sue the National enquirer, CBS 60 Minutes, 1990


description:
Mariette Hartley talks about teenage sex in the suburban Westport, Connecticut, …  with Sally Jessy Raphael.  Broadcast on Sally!, October 9, 1990.


description:
Marcus Garvey:  History of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and its founder.  Horizons, 1990


description:
Robert Mugabe speaks at a special convocation …  MSU, 1990


description:
Yasir Arafat talks about an increase of the Intifada uprising in Israel … CNN, 1990


description:
Jackie Collins talks about why she inserts goodly portions of sex into her novels … Home Show, 1990


description:
Lee Iacocca tells what he thinks is wrong with American politics.  CBS-TV, October 18, 1990.


description:
George Bush talks about the budget-reduction process … CNN 1990


description:
career of Edward R. Murrow, including clips of his most famous radio and television broadcasts  PBS 1991 incl clips of Murrow broadcasts

notes:
Clips may be salvagable, depending on length, age.  Discuss before segmenting.


description:
Oprah Winfrey interviews Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn; taken from ABC TV; May 19, 1992

notes:
uncataloged (not in MAGIC); description provided by John


description:
Stickney, Dorothy: A Lovely Night.  From Festival of Performing Arts; dramatization of poems and letters of Edna St. Vincent Millay, 1962


description:
Beard, Daniel CarterOn formation of the Boy Scouts of America.  
                 Recorded by GRV, June 21, 1939


description:
Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor Day message to joint session of Congress asking for a declaration of war with Japan, CBS 1941


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Pearl Harbor Day fireside chat: message to the American people on the implications and plans for the war, CBS 1941

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s Originally MN Public Radio (filled).


description:
Long, Huey Pierce.  Excerpt from political speech regarding homesteads for every American family.  Broadcast on CBS (radio), 1934.


description:
Churchill, Winston, Sir,  Message regarding Britain's state of war with Japan.  Broadcast on CBS (RADIO), December 8, 1941.


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  Asking Congress to recognize a state of war between U.S., Germany and Italy.  Broadcast on CBS (RADIO), December 11, 1941.


description:
Kaltenborn, H. v. (Hans)  Review of proceedings in Congress on declaration of war with Germany and Italy.  Broadcast on CBS (radio), December 11, 1941.


description:
Murrow, Edward R.  "London calling" broadcast.  Broadcast on CBS, October, 1941.


description:
Edward R. Murrow speaks on the initiation of new anti-aircraft gun installations in London, British tactics against German cities.   Broadcast on CBS, August, 1940.

notes:
MN Pubilc Radio (filled); still has m#, digitized pre-queue


description:
WWII: George VI, King of Great Britain on the Blitzkrieg of England.  Broadcast on CBS, September 23, 1940.


description:
Haakon VII, King of Norway Speaks from his exile headquarters in London.  Broadcast on CBS, 1940


description:
De Wolf Hopper reads "Casey at the Bat".  Victor Talking machine Co., 1912.


description:
Phelps, William Lyon.  Interlude on cats; the joy of teaching.   Recorded by Linguaphone, 1939.


description:
Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945.  Final major Reichstag speech.  Translation by Dr. Paul Schmit (Hitler's official translator).  Broadcast on CBS, July 19, 1940.

notes:
M529 bd01 is done and on the CD, M527 and M528 are not done.


description:
President McPherso: State of the University address, MSU


description:
MLK speech:  "I Have a Dream"  from LP owned by VVL


description:
Daladier, Edouard, 1884-1970.  Announcement of war with Germany.  Broadcast on Shortwave, Paris Mondial, September 3, 1939.   In French.


description:
Palmer, Alexander Mitchell, 1876-1936.  The Democratic Party and the conclusion of World War I.  Broadcast on Nation's Forum, 1920.


description:
Meryl Streep interviewed by Harry Smith on CBS TV Morning Show; April 4, 1994

notes:
uncataloged; description provided by John.


description:
Churchill, Winston, Sir,  In a Solemn Hour.  Churchill's first speech as Prime Minister; review of Britian's current war position.  Broadcast on BBC, May 19, 1940.


description:
Churchill, Winston, Sir,  Broadcast to the nation on the death of King George VI.  Broadcast on BBC, February 7, 1952.


description:
Adolf Hitler reviews German problems following World War I.  Telefunken recordings, 1932.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s   J. Camlot order (pre-Q)


description:
Shackleton, Ernest Henry, Sir, 1874-1922.  Dash to the South Pole.  Shackleton describes the trip and exploration of Antarctica, loyalty of his men, reads a poem on exploration.  Recorded by H.M.V. Recording, 1909.


description:
Harding, Warren G. (Warren Gamaliel), 1865-1923.   Liberty under the law (1920 campaign speech).  Broadcast on Nation's Forum, 1920.


description:
Washington, Booker T., 1856-1915.  The American Negro (Atlanta Exposition address).   Washington speaks on the improvement of race relations, and conditions in the South.  Recorded by Columbia Gramophone Company, 1906.


description:
Gay Nineties Revue (Radio program)  The talking machine; skit with Joe Howard, Al Rinker, and Beatrice Kay concerning Edison's talking machine.  Broadcast on CBS, 1940.  Simulated voices of P.T. Barnum and Florence Nightengale.


description:
Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931.  Liver Story.  A humorous story related by Edison. Introduced by Walter H. Miller.  National Vocarium, 1906.


description:
Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931.  First recording ever made: "Mary had a little lamb"  
Thomas Edison Laboratories, 1927.


description:
Smith, Alfred Emanuel.  Christmas party at Beckham Street Hospital for children; gives presents to children.  Broadcast by Fox Movietone News, 1929.


description:
Smith, Alfred Emanuel,  accepts honors from Notre Dame University at alumni meeting.  Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1930.


description:
Gershwin, George,  Strike Up the Band rehearsal.   Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1927.


description:
Rockne, Knute.  Notre Dame football.  Spring football talk before team of South Bend, Indiana.   Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1929.


description:
Jones, Bobby.   Welcoming in New York City by Mayor Jimmy Walker; Mayor Walker replies.   Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1930.


description:
James Walker is welcomed to Chicago by Mayor Anton Cermak.  Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1931.


description:
Prohibition:  Ella Boole speaks on the advantages for prohibition for all Americans.  Broadcast by Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
Prohibition:  C.H. Sabin attacks the 19th amendment, saying God did not intend grapes to be made into jelly.  Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
Prohibition:  La Guardia speaks about Prohibition.   Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
Crime in the 1930s:  Crowley, One-Gun.  Sale of guns to criminals; use of guns; includes additional comments on crime of the period, narcotics.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
War:  Kellog-Briand Pact.  Futility of war, building of international confidence.  Recorded by Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
India.   Willingdon, Freeman Freeman-Thomas, 1st earl of, 1866-,  Swearing-in ceremonies as Viceroy of India.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932.


description:
Rockefeller, John D.  Building a better American.   Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Hoover, Herbert.  1932 campaign speech.  Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s (already on presidents web site, no notes)


description:
Cobb, Ty.  Baseball.  Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Dempsey, Jack.  Sports and boxing.  Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Prohibition.  McPherson, Aimee Semple.    Broadcast on Fox Movieton, 1932.


description:
Walker, James John.  Address to Grand Street Boys' Club,  reviews his record and denies misdeeds.  
Broadcast on Fox Movietone, 1932


description:
Addams, Jane.  Signatures obtained from public on disarmament.  Fox Movietone, 1932.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s recording (already on Matrix's Expo98 web site…)


description:
Gibson, Hugh,  First world conference on disarmament.  Broadcast on Fox Movieton, 1933.


description:
Chamberlain, Neville.  Freedom for India from British rule.  Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Gandhi, Mahatma,  Gandhi speaks on independence for India.  Fox Movietone, 1933.


description:
Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920.   Address to Peary Arctic Club in New York.  Recorded by Thomas A. Edison, 1909.  Log of voyage of S.S. "Roosevelt" and adventures in discovery of the North Pole.


description:
Cantor, Eddie, 1892-1964.  Documentary program for U.S. Treasury Department.  Broadcast on WABC-NY, January 25, 1952.  Introduction by Deems Taylor.


description:
Two senators speak for and against U.S. participation in the League of Nations.  Broadcast on Nation's Forum, 1919.


description:
Women's place in aviation.  GRV, Frebruary 11, 1936.  A review of Amelia Earhart's career in aviation and air transportation.


description:
Meryl Streep interviewed by Harry Brown on CBS TV Morning Show; Feb. 23, 1996; uncataloged


description:
United Nations conference.  Recorded by G. R. Vincent, June 23, 1945.


description:
McPherson, Aimee Semple, 1890-1944.  Sermon "Come unto Me'.  Recorded by Columbia Phonograph Company, 1933.   McPherson sings "I ain't a gonna grieve" accompanied by a choir.


description:
Howard, Joseph E. (Joseph Edgar), 1878-1961.  Joseph Howard sings a medley of his own songs.  
Recorded by Vocalion Records, 1933.


description:
Meryl Streep interviewed by Harry Smith on CBS TV Sunday Morning; September 13, 1998


description:
Anna Quindien interviewed by Pamela Wallin on CBC; Oct. 15, 1998; uncataloged


description:
Mercury Theater on the Air: "War of the Worlds" … Broadcast on CBS, October 30, 1938


description:
Zeljko Raznatovic (a.k.a. "Arkan") talks about NATO bombing; Broadcast on ABC-TV, Morning News, April 6, 1999


description:
Beverly Sills holds a press conference at Lansing airport; Interviewed by M.S.U. Information Services, January 29, 1973


description:
Bruce Dayton talks at Michigan State University, October 2, 1972.


description:
Pope Paul VI announces the canonization of Mother Seton, September 14 and September 15, 1975.


description:
Kenneth Clark interviews Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin about the state             of race relations in America, and gets three very different analyses. Malcolm X regards King as a traitor and a dupe. PBS News Special July l0, l963


description:
G. Robert Vincent talks to Rick Krepela.  G. Robert Vincent talks about his history of voice collecting, about "Hark, The Years," and about Richard Chapin's offer to bring him to MSU.


description:
Ernest Hemingway talks about "The Fifth Column.  Gift from the estate of Rick Krepala. Recorded in 1937.


description:
Mamie Eisenhower reminisces with Ed Bearss.  Recorded at Gettysburg in August 1963 by Fred Palm and given to Rick Krepela, whose estate presented it to the voice library.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.   World War II and New York City.   Broadcast on WNYC, September 2, 1939.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  La Guardia welcomes DeGaulle to New York City in his office in City Hall. La Guardia's welcome is repeated later for the public on the steps of City Hall. Broadcast on WNYC, July 10, 1944.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  "The People's Prayer"  Broadcast on WNYC, January 1, 1940.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Fiorello La Guardia gives his Christmas greetings.  Broadcast on WNYC, December 25, 1938.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Police Department commencement address.  Broadcast on WNYC, December 30, 1938.


description:
Warnow, Mark.  Allied marching songs, with orchestra and Lyn Murray chorus.  V-disc, 1943.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.   New Year's Day program of city of New York; La Guardia delivers New Year's message.  Broadcast on WNYC, January 1, 1943.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Brussels proclamation.  Broadcast on WNYC, June 30, 1941.


description:
Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.  Will of the people.  Recorded by Thomas A. Edison, 1904.


description:
Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.  William Taft speaks on the rights of labor.  Recorded by Thomas A. Edison, 1906.


description:
Over There, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1917


description:
Enrico Caruso sings George M. Cohan's World War I song, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1917


description:
I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1916.


description:
War song medley from World War I], Broadcast on Columbia Gramaphone Co., 1917


description:
Keep your head down, Fritzie Boy, Victor Talking Maching Co., 1918.


description:
Let's All Be American's Now, Victor Talking Machine Co., 1917.


description:
America, Here's My Boy, Victor Talking Maching Company, 1917


description:
Life in a trench in Belgium, Broadcast on Columbia Gramophone Co., 1917


description:
Shaw, Bernard.  Speaks of President not being able to feed starving Americans.  1930s Radio.   NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Crosby, Bing.  Sings "Once I built a Railroad".  1930s Radio. NVL, April, 1964.

notes:
Are things like this worth getting permission (from the Crosby estate) or should the file be dumped?


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  With the voices of Alben William Barkley and Herbert Hoover at FDRs nomination for the 1932 Election.  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin.  Speaks to the public about the Bank Holiday/Crisis.  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s  This may be part of the Fireside Chat 'On the Bank Crisis' given on March 12, 1933.


description:
Long, Huey Pierce.  Speech on his Share the Wealth Program.  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Townsend, Francis E.  Talks about pension plans. 1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.

notes:
Townsend was the maker of the Townsend Plan which addressed the problem of poverty among the elderly.


description:
Coughlin, Charles.  Speaking out against capitalism and communism.  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Rogers, Will.  Humorist Will Rogers makes remarks about the political parties and candidates including FDR.  1930s radio excerpt.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Pope Pius XII.  Giving his blessing in the US.  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.

notes:
Sounds like he is addressing a college or university.  Heavy Italian accent makes it difficult to understand.


description:
Edward, Duke of Windsor.  Address where he announces his resignation as King of England.  1930s Radio.   NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Barrymore, John.  Short 30 second excerpt of Barrymore reciting in a play.  1930s  Radio variety program.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Woollcott, Alexander.  "The Town Crier"  1930s radio program.   NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Allen, Fred.  Comedy-variety radio show from the 1930s:  Skit about a trained catapillar.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Benchley, Robert.  Performs comedy routine about the development of swing music.  1930s Radio.    NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Radio in the 1930's (Part II).  Broken down into separate call numbers: VVL 00723-00735, March 31, 2000 from VVL 00262.   NVL 1964

notes:
G. Prince order.  (from a record?)  Broken down into separate call numbers: VVL 00723-00735


description:
Allen, Fred.  "Allen's Alley".  Excerpt from The Fred Allen Show with the voices of Kenny Delmar, Peter Donald, Minerva Pious, Parker Fennelly, CBS radio 1930s.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
DeMille, Cecil B.  Lux Radio Theatre radio program.   "Love Affair" with the voices of Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne.  First heard on the Blue Network in 1937.   NVL, April, 1964.


description:
West, Mae.  Singing "I'm no angel".  1930s Radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Dafoe, Dr. Allan Ray.  Excerpt from 1930s radio program features Dionne quintuplets singing.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Byrd, Admiral Richard E.  Adventures of Admiral Byrd with the voice of Santos Ortega.  Robert Vincent Radio Productions.  1930's radio program.  NVL, April, 1964.

notes:
Produced by G. Robert Vincent.  Program was never sold or aired.


description:
War of the Worlds.  Short clip of Orson Welles radio program.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Ives, Burl.  Singing "The Lonesome Train" by Earl Robinson.  From "Columbia Presents Corwin" radio program dedicated to Carl Sanburg.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Temple, Shirley.  Singing "What Did The Bluejay Say" on 1930s radio prgram.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Earhart, Amelia.  Speaks about flying and aviation on the radio in the 1930s.  Exact year unknown.   NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Lawrence, Gertrude.  With the voice of George M. Cohan making tribute to King George VI.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Shaw, Bernard.  Speaking about young and old soldiers going off to war.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Hitler, Adolf.  Short one minute clip of Hitler speaking in German on 1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Chamberlain, Neville.  Speaking to Britain from #10 Downing Street about rumor of German troop withdrawal from Poland and inevitable state of war with Germany.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D.  Addresses the American nation from the Oval Office about the invasion of Poland and US stance on entry into  WWII.  1930s radio.  NVL, April, 1964.


description:
Norman Corwin presents Earl Robinson and Millard Lampell's "Lonesome Train", … CBS, 1940


description:
Fiorello La Guardia talks to the people.  Christmas program featuring Mayor La Guardia reading from the Scriptures.  Broadcast on WNYC, December 24, 1944.


description:
Author Edison, Thomas A.  Edison reviews World Wawr I and calls for Americans not to forget.  Recorded by Edison Laboratories, 1918.


description:
MacDonald, James Ramsey, 1866-1937.  "A man against men"  Eulogy for Robert Burns, poet.  Broadcast on BBC, January 25, 1928.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Fiorello La Guardia talks to the people (excerpt).  Broadcast on WNYC, March 4, 1945.


description:
La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Fiorello La Guardia talks to the people (excerpt).  Broadcast on WNYC, Broadcast on WNYC, January 21, 1945.


description:
Impellitteri, Vincent R. (Vincent Richard), 1900-1987.  Vincent Impellitteri officiates at the unveiling of portrait of Fiorello H. La Guardia at New York city Hall.  Broadcast on WNYC, December 11, 1950.


description:
Edison, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva), 1847-1931. Fiftieth anniversary of laying of Atlantic cable. Recorded by GRV (Edison Labs), 1908.


description:
Read, Susan.  Susan Read sings: "I Know My Love", "Greensleeves"  Recorded by V-Discs, 1943.


description:
Willkie, Wendell L. (Wendell Lewis), 1892-1944.  Excepts from speeches made by Willkie between 1940 and 1946.  20th Century program, CBS, June 7, 1964.

notes:
Uses first two bands on the tape.  Should probably only keep Wilkie voices.


description:
Sinatra, Frank, 1915- At luncheon for Khruschev for the movie "CanCan".  Very short excerpt of Sinatra speaking.  No other speakers.  Broadcast on CBS, September 19, 1959.

notes:
Actually begins with band three on the tape.  Sinatra explains singing to pre-recorded music without an orchestra.


description:
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.  Interview with Daniel Schorr following her tour through Russia.  Very short excerpt.  Broadcast on CBS, September 29, 1957


description:
Castro, Fidel, 1927-  Castro and Cuban rebels speaking from Cuban hills on U.S. newsman's recorder.  Broadcast on CBS, May 19, 1957.


description:
Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971.  Talks about W.C. Handy.  Broadcast on CBS, March 28, 1958.


description:
Barkley, Alben William, 1877-1956.  Campaign wind-up speech.  Broadcast on CBS, November 1, 1948.


description:
Khrushchev, Nina Petrovna.  Comments in a Paris department store.  Broadcast on CBS, September 21, 1959.


description:
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.  Speech on occasion of his 80th birthday at West Branch, Iowa.  Broadcast on CBS, August 10, 1954.


description:
Anderson, W. R. (William Robert), 1921-  Voice taped aboard the "Nautilus", four to ten miles from the North Pole under the ice cap; addressed to crew on this historic occasion.  Broadcast on CBS, August 8, 1958.


description:
Baruch, Bernard M.  Recession and danger of inflation.  Broadcast on CBS, April 1, 1958.


description:
Chamberlain, Neville, 1869-1940.   Neville Chamberlain speaks at England airport.  Chamberlain speaks about his talk with Hitler, making his "Peace in our times" remark.  Broadcast on CBS, September 27, 1938.


description:
Earhart, Amelia, 1898-1937.  Spoken before her take-off on her ill-fated globe-girdling trip.  Broadcast on CBS, 1937.


description:
Kennedy, John F.  John F. Kennedy announces his Presidential candidacy.  Broadcast on CBS, January 2, 1960.


description:
McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957.   Campaign speech in Chicago.  Broadcast on CBS, October 27, 1952.


description:
De Seversky, Alexander Procofieff, 1894-  Significance of shooting a rocket around the moon.  Broadcast on CBS, August 16, 1958.


description:
Bradley, Omar Nelson.  Omar Bradley states that the U.S. does not want war; our problems and responsibilities pertaining to this policy.  Broadcast on CBS, no date.


description:
Casals, Pablo, 1876-1973.  Pablo Casals accepts an invitation to participate in concert on United Nations Day.  Broadcast on CBS, October 23, 1958.


description:
Cassini, Oleg, 1913-  Oleg Cassini discusses Jackie Kennedy's wardrobe with New York fashion editors.  Broadcast on CBS, January 12, 1960.


description:
Luce, Clare Boothe, 1903-1987.  When Clare Luce resigned as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil.  Broadcast on CBS, May 1, 1950.


description:
Franco, Francisco, 1892-1975.   Interview with David Schoenbrun, explaining his political philosophy for Spain.  Broadcast on CBS, December, 6, 1950.


description:
MacArthur, Douglas, 1880-1964.  Speech to Australians after his escape from Bataan.  Broadcast on CBS, 1944.


description:
Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967.   Address to Congress on 150th anniversary of Lincon's birthday.  Broadcast on CBS, February 12, 1959.


description:
Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972.  Acceptance speech for Vice-Presidential nomination.  Broadcast on CBS, July 2, 1944.


description:
Coughlin, Charles E.  Excerpts of Charles Coughlin's interview when he was 71 years old.   Church of the Little Flower, Royal Oak, Michigan, 1962.


description:
Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. 
 [Irish humor], 1911


description:
Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. 
 Prosperity, 1912


description:
William H. Taft, The Protective Tariff, 1912


description:
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919.  Why the bosses oppose the Progressive Party, 1912


description:
Author   Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925. 
 Title      William Jennings Bryan discusses the labor question, 1912


description:
Author   Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925. 
 Title       William Jennings Bryan discusses the railroad question, 1912


description:
Author   Baker, Newton Diehl, 1871-1937. 
 Title      [Choice and opportunity]


description:
Author     Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924. 
 Title         [The third party], 1912


description:
Author       Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924. 
 Title           [The tariff question : tariff as a political and economic issue], 1912


description:
Memorial program for Dr. De Forest … WWJ, July 3, 1961


description:
Broadcast by Dr. DeForest reviewing his career … Recorded by Mrs. DeForest, November 30, 1958. (short wave)


description:
Air collision diaster, worst aircrash in history, 1960 CBS news


description:
Fire on super-aircraft-carrier "Constellation" in the Brooklyn Navy Yard


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945. 
Title   First fireside chat

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s recording  J. Richardson order (Order filled. Do not make analogue tape)


description:
Adenauer, Konrad, 1876-1967. 
 Title      Interview with West German Chancellor, CBS

notes:
digitize to obtain more information about program origin


description:
Recollecting events in preparing the first "Fireside chat" with Franklin D. Roosevelt, CBS 1963

notes:
J. Richardson order (analog fill.  Make no tape)


description:
Eric Sevareid describes the French soldier during the early days of World War II


description:
German Radio, May 18, 1940
 Summary:    News broadcast of the capture of Antwerp with English translation


description:
Benito Mussolini speaks in broadcast from Rome, Italy announcing Italy's entrance into
                     World War II on the side of the Axis, 1940


description:
Part one of four: Philippe Petain announcing his assumption as head of state of France. Churchill replies to France's predicament, 1940

notes:
Band has four parts. Digitize each with separate VVL No.


description:
Part two of four: Philippe Pétain explains the reason for France's surrender, WWII 1940


description:
Part three of four:  Speaking from England against capitulation to Germany, 1940


description:
Part four of four: Winston Churchill speaking about France's surrender in World War II, 1940


description:
Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945. 
 Title        Fireside chat about changes needed in the U.S. Supreme court

notes:
NGSW prototype. 1930s Originally J. Richardson order.  (Analog fill.  Make no tape).


description:
Barkley, Alben William,  Excerpt from address reviewing his career  
Broadcast on CBS, May 4, 1956.


description:
Yankee Go Home; a musical jingle.  Except from shortwave broadcast of jingle in Spanish, praising Cuban revolution.  Broadcast on CBS, April 28, 1960.


description:
Cronkite, Walter.  Excerpt from "20th Century" TV program on race conditions in South Africa.  Broadcast on CBS, 1961.


description:
Nehru, Jawaharlal,  Excerpt from All-India broadcast on the assassination of Gandhi.  Broadcast on CBS, January 3, 1948.


description:
Nehru, Jawaharlal,  Excepts from speech given in the New Delhi commemorating January 6, 1950, the birth of independence for India  Broadcast on CBS, January 3, 1959.


description:
Margaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon,  Excerpt from "The Children's Hour" radio broadcast  Broadcast on BBC, 1940.


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MacArthur, Douglas,  Excerpts of remarks made in Australia pledging to liberate Philippines. Speech includes famous quote "I shall return."   Broadcast on CBS, 1944.


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MacArthur reviews steps toward liberation of Philippines.   Broadcast on CBS, 1944.   MacArthur states "My country has kept the faith."


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MacArthur, Douglas,  Excerpt of shortwave broadcast congratulating America on VE-Day.  Broadcast on CBS, 1944.


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Trout, Robert.  News flash announcing termination of World War II and promotion of General MacArthur to Supreme Commander.  CBS 1945


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MacArthur, Douglas, 1880-1964.  Excerpt of ceremonies on U.S. Battleship Missouri.  CBS 1945


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MacArthur, Douglas.   Excerpt of shortwave address to U.N. Security Council.  CBS 1946


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MacArthur, Douglas, 1880-1964.  Excerpt of remarks at celebration of Philippine independence.  Broadcast on CBS, July 4, 1946.


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MacArthur, Douglas.  Excerpt of address upon arrival in San Francisco after being relieved of U.N. command in Japan.  CBS, April, 1951.


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MacArthur, Douglas.  Excerpts of address to combined session of U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C., after being relieved from active duty.  CBS, April 19, 1951.


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MacArthur, Douglas.  Excerpt from speech to Philippine Congress reviewing his past association with Philippines.  CBS 1961


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MacArthur, Douglas.  Excerpt from address bidding farewell to Philippine people.  CBS, 1961.


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MacArthur, Douglas.  Excerpts of Douglas MacArthur's address at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. Speech, entitled "Duty, Honor, Country" eulogizes the American soldier.  CBS 1962


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Civil rights march on Montgomery, Alabama, CBS 1965


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King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968.  Title:  Address at Civil rights rally at Montgomery, Alabama, CBS 1965


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La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Fiorello La Guardia talks to the people.  Broadcast on WNYC, April 22, 1945.

notes:
M755 bd01 already digitized: 6 minutes to be combined..


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La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882-1947.  Radio talk to N.Y. longshoremen against their strike and work shortage.   Broadcast on WNYC, 1945.


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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930. Rise and progress of the Negro.  VTM, 1908.


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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.   Democratic policy prevents restoration of prosperity.  VTM, 1908.


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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.  Our army and navy.  VTM, 1908.


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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.  America's responsibilities in the extension of civilization.  VTM, 1909.


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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.  Postal Savings Bank vs. Enforced Insurance of Deposits.  Broadcast on VTM, 1910.


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Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  Immortality.  Bryan gives examples of resurrection in plant and animal life, giving proof that there is a life hereafter.Recorded by Columbia, 1910.


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Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  "Mysteries"  Excerpt from "The Prince of Peace" stressing the point that science does not explain the origin of life.  Recorded by VTM, 1910


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Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  The trust question.  Bryan explains the evils of monopolies.  Recorded by VTM, 1910.


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Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  The tariff question.  Bryan explains the burdens of the protective tariff on the public.  Recorded by VTM, 1910.


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Booth, William, 1829-1912.   Don't forget.  An address by the late General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army.Recorded by VTM, 1910.


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Booth, William, 1829-1912.   Rope wanted.  An address by the late General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army.  Recorded by VTM, 1910.


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Booth, William, 1829-1912. Through Jordan.  An address in verse by the late General Booth, founder of the Salvation Army.  Recorded by VTM, 1910.


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Booth, William, 1829-1912.  Please, sir, save me!  An address by the late General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army.  Broadcast on VTM, 1910.


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Conwell, Russell Herman
 Title: Acres of Diamonds 1916

notes:
Digitized pre-queue : 5/21/1999, no notes.


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Gerard, James Watson, 1867- 
 Title       Loyalty


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Pershing, John J. (John Joseph), 1860-1948. 
 Title          Message from the battlefields of France requesting support of
                 American public in the war effort


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Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), Westinghouse 1964.                                                     Dom Serulli discusses three biggest factors in the establishment of the "swing" era, also his reason
for decline of big bands.


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Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), 1964
Benny Goodman relates the early period of his life when he was just starting, and the different places the band played; including song "Let's Dance", theme song of Goodman organization.


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Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), 1964
                     Willard Alexander comments on Goodman's success, disappearance of swing bands.


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Chuck Goldstein comments how each band had their own style.  Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), 1964


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Paul Whiteman comments on Bing Crosby at the beginning of his career, including song by Crosby,
                     "Pennies from Heaven." Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), 1964


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Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 6), 1964
                     Bob Austin's reasons for demise of big bands.


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Al Perado discusses importance of music in bringing out emotions of actors.  Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 7), 1964


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Doug McClelland comments how music was used in the production of the movie even before the advent of sound.  Excerpt from "The Scope of Jazz" (Program 7), 1964


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Guthrie, Woody.  Dust Bowl songs and conversation with Woody Guthrie.  With the voice of Alan Lomax.  Library of Congress, March 21, 1940.


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Guthrie, Woody.  Dust Bowl songs and conversation with Woody Guthrie.  With the voice of Alan Lomax.  Library of Congress, March 22, 1940.


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Guthrie, Woodie with Bess Lomax: Dust Bowl refugees.  Library of Congress, March 27, 1940.


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Paul Robeson's testimony before the U.S. Senate's Mundt Bill Hearings … WOL, 1948


description:
Paul Robeson sings various selections during the 1920's.  1920-1929.  Includes "Ol' Man River" from Showboat, "Deep River" etc.


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Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971.  Mop, Mop.  Musical selection from jam session at Metropolitan Opera House, New York.  V-discs, April 4, 1944.


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Miller, Glenn, 1909-1944.  Glenn Miller greets American Armed forces followed by "St. Louis blues" in march tempo, recorded especially for V-discs.


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Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925.  William Jennings Bryan narrates "23rd Psalm".  Recorded by Gennett, 1920.


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Merman, Ethel.  Introductory greeting to Armed Forces, followed by a musical selection composed by Private Frank Loesser, "Why Do They Call a Private a Private?"  V-Disc, 1943.


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Edgar Wallace telling his mystery thriller "The Man in the Ditch".  Broadcast on HMV, 1929.


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An appreciation of the City of Paris at her 200th birthday anniversary  Vox 1951


description:
Roosevelt's fireside chat on national defense program, giving reasons for American aid to Britain


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Roosevelt, Franklin D.  Address on the necessity of our full aid to Britain.  Broadcast on CBS, March 15, 1941.


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Roosevelt, Franklin D. Fireside talk discussing necessity of speed-up in national defense and reviewing accomplishments of military and economic preparedness so far


description:
Located on Jaz cart (except bd5 = VVL 00062)

notes:
Located on Jaz cart (except bd 5 = VVL 00062)


description:
First sound effect record made by technicians at Edison House, London, of Big Ben Striking


description:
Tugwell, Rexford G.  Memoirs of the New Deal.  An informal talk with Dean Zelman Cowen at Center for the Study of the Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara, California. CSDI 1962.


description:
Hutchins, Robert.  An interview of his life including experiences during  law school at Yale, Dean of Yale, and Pres. of University of Chicago.  CSDI, 1962.


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Sinclair, Upton reminiscences during interview with Harry W. Flannery.  Broadcast on ABC, October 16, 1966.


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Chevalier, Maurice singing "Nobody's Using It Now" from Paramount Pictures' "The Love Parade".  Broadcast by Victor, 1927.


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Chevalier, Maurice singing "My Love Parade" from Paramount Pictures' "The Love Parade".  Broadcast by Victor, 1927.


description:
Huston, Walter reading prose poem by Vachel Lindsay, "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight".  Decca Specialty, 1930.


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Huston, Walter reads Walt Whitman's poem "O Captain, My Captain".  Broadcast on Decca, specialty, 1930.


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Evans, Robley gives a farewell address to the U.S. Navy.  Broadcast on N.V., 1910.


description:
Bernard, Al.  Comedy song selection "The Preacher and the Bear".  Recorded by Perfect Records, 1912.


description:
Coogan, Jackie in a dialogue with his father.  Broadcast on N.V., 1926.  Made in England.


description:
Willkie, Wendell L.  Excerpt of address about peace and one-world unity, after his trip abroad.  N.V., 1943.


description:
Stilwell, Joseph Warren. Excerpt of short-wave radio message about conditions and the welfare of American troops in the Pacific during World War II.  Broadcast on NV, 1944.


description:
Wilson, Woodrow gives an address from his home on S Street, Washington, D.C., on November 10, 1923, to a gathering of admirers on Armistice Day.  Recorded by Frank L. Capp, 1923.


description:
Haddad, Yvonne Yazbeck, 1935- 
 Title   Islamic women of the Middle East [sound recording] / [Jorie Lueloff interviews Yvonne
          Yazbeck Haddad and Audrey Shabbas].


description:
Brazelton, T. Berry, 1918- 
 Title  The risk of being a child [sound recording] / [T. Berry Brazelton, participant ; Alan
          Bickley, moderator].


description:
Hovannisian, Richard G. 
The Armenian genocide [sound recording] / [Richard G. Hovannisian, participant ; Alan
  Bickley, moderator


description:
Balance of power vs international organization … gift of publisher, 1973


description:
Everett, Beverly B.  Deals with the U.S.-Latin American relationship in the areas of agriculture, food and rural  development.  Beverly B. Everett and Charles Prejeun, participants ; Dan Price, moderator.  Conversations from Wingspread ; 1976


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Lindner, Eileen.  America's children.  Rev. Eileen Lindner and Carol Tice, participants ; Warner Saunders, moderator.  A meeting convened by the National Commission on the International Year of the Child, 1979. Conversations from Wingspread, 1979


description:
Loucks, Orie L.  Acid rain and air pollution [sound recording] / [Orie Loucks, Mary Lou Munts,  participants; Rick Rosenthal, moderator.  Conversations from Wingspread, 28 min., 20 sec. The Johnson Foundation, 1981.


description:
Ley, Robert, d. 1945. Speech at the Second Workers Congress of the German Workers "Front", which succeeded the earlier trade unions. Recorded by F. Peteler, May 16, 1934.


description:
Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945. Address to DAF, second workers conference.  Recorded by F. Peteler, May 16, 1934.


description:
Sankey, Ira David, 1840-1908. Musical evangelist Ira Sankey singing excerpt from hymn "God be with you 'til we meet again". Moody Institute, 1899.


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Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978. Commencement address at MSU spring term, 1966. Broadcast on WKAR-NVL, June 12, 1966.


