Fiorello H. La Guardia appears in the following:
September 24, 1944
Sunday, September 24, 1944
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War in Europe, religious freedom, trees.
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WNYC archives id: 71156
Municipal archives id: LT4061
September 10, 1944
Sunday, September 10, 1944
August 27, 1944
Sunday, August 27, 1944
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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 ...
August 20, 1944
Sunday, August 20, 1944
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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 ...
August 13, 1944
Sunday, August 13, 1944
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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 ...
August 6, 1944
Sunday, August 06, 1944
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League of Nations
War in Europe
See also 52479.
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July 30, 1944
Sunday, July 30, 1944
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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' ...
July 23, 1944
Sunday, July 23, 1944
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No audio available. Transcript only.
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WNYC archives id: 72904
July 16, 1944
Sunday, July 16, 1944
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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 ...
July 9, 1944
Sunday, July 09, 1944
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Volunteer services of the City of New York, marketing news, transportation taxes.
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WNYC archives id: 71099
Municipal archives id: LT4052
July 2, 1944
Sunday, July 02, 1944
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No audio available. Transcript only.
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WNYC archives id: 72885
June 25, 1944
Sunday, June 25, 1944
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Food
Federal reserve bank.
City Pensions.
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WNYC archives id: 71107
Municipal archives id: LT4051
June 18, 1944
Sunday, June 18, 1944
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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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June 11, 1944
Sunday, June 11, 1944
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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 ...
June 4, 1944
Sunday, June 04, 1944
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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 ...
May 28, 1944
Sunday, May 28, 1944
May 21, 1944
Sunday, May 21, 1944
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No audio available. Transcript only.
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WNYC archives id: 72751
Municipal archives id: LT4046
May 14, 1944
Sunday, May 14, 1944
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1. Food situation.
2. Selective service.
3. Prison labor.
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WNYC archives id: 71091
Municipal archives id: LT4045
May 7, 1944
Sunday, May 07, 1944
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Audio not available. Transcript only.
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WNYC archives id: 72746
Municipal archives id: LT4044
April 30, 1944
Sunday, April 30, 1944
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H.I.P. medical care
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WNYC archives id: 72643
Municipal archives id: LT4043