Vincent R. Impellitteri

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Mayor Impellitteri welcomes Mayor Petucio of Genoa Italy during his visit to the United States. Speeches by both.

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Mayor Impellitteri welcomes President of Nicaragua, Anastasio Somoza during his visit to the United States. Both Mayor Impellitteri and President Somoza give speeches emphasizing the friendship between Nicaragua and the United ...

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Tommy Cowan reports.
Samuel Hausman, executive vice president of the hospital presides.
Rabbi Israel Goldstein presents the invocation.

The building is named after Charles H. Silver, he gives ...

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Speeches celebrating Governor Dewey's work in "underprivileged and typifying the American way of life." Specific programs mentioned include: New York State Youth Board, New York State Commission Against Discrimination (which work ...

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Opens abruptly with end of song. Grover Whalen opens the event with a short speech about the Democratic way of life, the threat of communism and the "Alert America" Exhibit. He ...

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Opens with reporter describing the event at City Hall - an official ceremony to greet the "Alert America" GI convoy drivers.

Grover Whalen, Coordinator of Recruiting and Public Information for ...

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Testimonial dinner in honor of Nathaniel Goldstein, New York State Attorney General. He chaired the national campaign for the medical college of Yeshiva University. (Which eventually became the Albert Einstein College ...

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From card catalog: Proclamation of May 5 - May 17, 1952, as "Spring Clean-Up Weeks" and the presentation of "Clean City" awards to school children.

Commissioner of Sanitation, ...

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Recording of reactions to Mayor Impellitteri's message of Jan 1952 regarding the city's budget. Responses include topics of taxes, real estate, and transportation. Additional speakers include Paul Wendells and Lefford Holtz.

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Speeches and performances for the rally of the opening of the 1952 March of Dimes campaign on the steps of City Hall.

Earl Wrightson sings the Star Spangled ...

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Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri proclaims the Clothing drive for Korea to take place between November 19 - December 3, 1951. States that there is much distress among UN soldiers because of ...

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WNYC announcer Tommy Cowan describes the parade coming into City Hall Plaza for the Department of Defense inaugural ceremonies. Included are many female members of the military and civil defense effort. ...

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Tommy Cowan reports on the American Legion Parade. Talks about how lucky New Yorkers are to have strangers visit - it helps us to relive the experience of New York. Tommy ...

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Cowan introduces the program. Lucy Monroe sings the Star Spangled Banner. Cowan narrates as a banner is strung across Broadway (it doesn't seem to be going well).

Whalen introduces ...

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Ceremonies marking the dedication and blessing of the new nurses' school and residence of St. Claire's Hospital in Manhattan. Also the 50th anniversary of religious life Sister Mary Alice. Reporter David ...

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Speeches celebrating the new ferry terminal. Focus on transportation in and around Staten Island.

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Speakers: Robert Moses; Vincent Impellitteri,.

A WNYC announcer introduces the program, the unveiling of the statue of the liberator of Argentina, Peru, and Chile, Jose de San Martin at the base of Central Park at 59th st and the newly christened Avenue of the Americans. Attendees include Mayor ...

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Mayor Impelliterri speaks to the Society about civil defense.

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Starts abruptly. Grover A. Whalen, Mayor Impelliterri, Lieutenant Governor Frank C. Moore, Rabbi David de Sola Pool, Bishop Horace Donegan,

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