Fiorello H. La Guardia

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War in Europe, religious freedom, trees.

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Advances against the "Japs" and Nazis. The taking of Paris brought joy to all around the world. Romania coming over to the Allies side. Young king able to rid his country ...

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Mayor F. H. La Guardia talks about eating roast mutton and the milk shortage. He also discusses a letter from a woman who bought a dozen eggs. Two were rotten and ...

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Thanks to volunteer forces, auxiliary forces, air wardens, and city patrol units on site at the Luna Park fire.

Post-war problems. As of today, we are not prepared ...

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League of Nations
War in Europe

See also 52479.

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Mayor F. H. La Guardia "on this 966th day against the foes of freedom." His honor talks about allied advances and comments on Argentina finally coming around to the 'united nations' ...

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La Guardia reads a war ballot proclamation and explains how family members should get ballots to men and women in the armed forces. Response to recent execution of airmen by Japanese ...

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Volunteer services of the City of New York, marketing news, transportation taxes.

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Food
Federal reserve bank.
City Pensions.

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Sanitation Dept. Wages mentioned. Talks of putting a stop to child labor. Cites examples. Talks about Patrolman Fox who has just received his PhD. War Production Board.

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Salute to infantry, description of the infantry day parade.

Remote broadcast from 82nd Street and Fifth Avenue for the Salute to the Infantry Parade/Fifth War Loan Parade. References ...

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Update on war situation. Short news items in the NY Times. Hitler has refused an appeal to pardon a general who ...

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1. Food situation.
2. Selective service.
3. Prison labor.

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