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Leopold Stokowski discusses two upcoming concerts at the Museum of Modern Art of modern American orchestral music by young composers.

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6th annual National Antiques Show at ...

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Edward L. Kingsley is interviewed about the foreign motion film industry in the United States. They discuss particular films that Kingsley's company have released in America, including "Torment" and "Fame Is ...

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Victor D'Amico, director of the education ...

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David Alman, president of Contemporary Writers ...

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Seymour Siegel introduces the coverage by announcing the closing of the polls (7pm) and doing a roll call of remote locations: John Savage at Police Headquarters; Ed Jones at the Post ...

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Recording of air show and speeches in honor of Mayor O'Dwyer, as part of New York City's Golden Jubilee and the opening of Idlewild Airport.

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A. Herbert Fedder, member of the ...

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Peter Jacobson, of the newly formed ...

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Interview with Ruth Sylvester, staff recreation ...

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