Fiorello H. La Guardia

Fiorello H. La Guardia appears in the following:

Victory Book Campaign, 1943

Tuesday, January 05, 1943

Opening ceremonies of the Victory Book Campaign from the New York Public Library at 5th Avenue and 42nd Street. The program was sponsored by the American Red Cross, the American Library Association, and the United Service Organizations. Edward Bernays of the National Campaign Board introduced the mayor, who presented "Wings ...

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January 3, 1943

Sunday, January 03, 1943

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WNYC archives id: 71817

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1943-01-01

Friday, January 01, 1943

VVL Call No.: DB4210. Alternate VVL Number: 01-0937-019
from LaGuardiaF
New Years Day program of city of New York La Guardia delivers New Years message. He reviews Americas position in the world hardship facing U.S. before ultimate victory Gods gift to man greeting to people of New York ...

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La Guardia Christmas Eve Message

Thursday, December 24, 1942

Mayor La Guardia explains World War II. He speaks slowly and deliberately suggesting this portion of the recording is an address for overseas listeners whose native language is not...

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Reception for the President of Ecuador

Monday, November 30, 1942

The President of Ecuador to New York City. The President of Ecuador speaks at length in Spanish responding to La Guardia.

There is no outro.

Library of Congress copy complete.

Municipal Archives copy is just President of Ecuador.


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Reception for the President of Ecuador

Monday, November 30, 1942

WNYC Announcer Tommy Cowan announcing a City Hall ceremony for the arrival of the President of Ecuador. A band plays the Star Spangled Banner and other pieces. Cowan provides 'colo...

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Inauguration of Harry N. Wright

Wednesday, September 30, 1942

"A fundamental obligation" of colleges to prepare "a leadership which will be required when we shall be at peace."

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September 27, 1942

Sunday, September 27, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 71752

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September 20, 1942

Sunday, September 20, 1942

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Civil Defense Equipment Demonstrations; Fuel Oil Situation in N.Y. Food Prices; Collecting Metal Scrap.

The theme song of this episode performed by the New York City Police Department ...

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Police Academy Graduation

Sunday, September 20, 1942

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The Very Reverend Joseph McCaffrey, Catholic chaplain of the NYPD give the invocation, followed by the singing of the Lord's Prayer. Next, Reverend John H. Johnson, Episcopal chaplain for the NYPD ...

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Labor Day Ceremonies in Central Park

Sunday, September 06, 1942

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Connee Boswell sings "This Is Worth Fighting For."

Unnamed speaker (likely Sidney Hillman) speaks about the realities of war and the strength of the nation and labor forces ...

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September 6, 1942

Sunday, September 06, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 71748

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July 26, 1942

Sunday, July 26, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 72875

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Brussels Proclamation

Wednesday, July 22, 1942

Mayor La Guardia reads the Brussels Proclamation.

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July 12, 1942

Sunday, July 12, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 72867

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July 5, 1942

Sunday, July 05, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 72857

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June 28, 1942

Sunday, June 28, 1942

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WNYC archives id: 72800

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June 21, 1942

Sunday, June 21, 1942

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No audio available. Transcript only.


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WNYC archives id: 72789

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June 14, 1942

Sunday, June 14, 1942

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No audio available. Transcript only.


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WNYC archives id: 72786

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June 7, 1942

Sunday, June 07, 1942

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Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection


WNYC archives id: 72785

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