Fiorello H. La Guardia appears in the following:
May 24, 1942
Sunday, May 24, 1942
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May 10, 1942
Sunday, May 10, 1942
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April 19, 1942
Sunday, April 19, 1942
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Civil defense; I Am An American Day parade (New York at War); aluminum plant in New York; trade registration.
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La Guardia address to members of NYA Orchestra
Sunday, April 05, 1942
March 15, 1942
Sunday, March 15, 1942
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War news, report on electric and illuminated signs in regard to blackout, speed laws, commendation of Dr. Rappleye, tin can drive.
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February 8, 1942
Sunday, February 08, 1942
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Civilian Defense preparations; Formation of NYC guard patrol. Final C.D. announcement repeated in Italian, German.
Announcements: Police Commissioner Valentine's Messenger Corps in the Air Raid Warden service. Boys ...
Dept of Sanitation : Mayor & Carey
Thursday, January 01, 1942
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4th annual department of Sanitation awards ...
Fiorello H. La Guardia- Sunday talk.
Sunday, December 14, 1941
Part one of recording is missing. ....Whether we have blackout will depend on a decision by the Army. If the present situation in the Atlantic, we will probably not have blackouts. Talks about the difficulties in turning off the street lights for a blackout in great detail. Can't just turn ...
The Problem of German and Italian Nationals in the United States
Thursday, December 11, 1941
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Mayor la Guardia speaks about the prospects for Italian and German immigrants after the declaration of war with the United States from Italy and Germany.
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Mayor La Guardia Election Returns Speech
Wednesday, November 05, 1941
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The Mayor Announces his Directorship of the Office of Civilian Defense
Wednesday, May 21, 1941
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia announces to the people of New York his acceptance of the position of Federal Director of the Office of Civilian Defense.
La Guardia discusses the need for his new position and the reasons he has been tasked with occupying it, including his role as president ...
Transatlantic broadcast to Herbert Morrison, British Minister of Home Security
Wednesday, March 12, 1941
Skating Rink Dedication, New York Building
Sunday, January 12, 1941
New Year's Day Message
Wednesday, January 01, 1941
In this New Year's Day speech, Mayor F. H. La Guardia recalls how wonderful the New Year's Eve celebration was and says how grateful we are for peace and democracy. He reminds WNYC listeners that we also need to be mindful of those who are not as fortunate and that ...
Old Glory Week
Monday, October 21, 1940
Independence Day Speech
Thursday, July 04, 1940
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia waxes patriotic on this Independence Day address to the citizens of New York. He stresses the importance of American ideals and institutions while addressing the expanding world war and emphasizing the necessity of strengthening the military.
La Guardia harkens back to two eras ...
La Guardia Airport Celebrates its first transatlantic flight
Sunday, March 31, 1940
This recording celebrates the first transatlantic flights out of the recently dedicated New York Municipal Airport–LaGuardia Field (LaGuardia Airport)
The first program, captured only in part, includes the ceremony for Pan American World Airways' inaugural flight out of La Guardia Airport to Lisbon, Portugal. It is Emceed ...
More Monkey Business in Promoting Grade A Milk
Saturday, March 23, 1940
Fiorello H. La Guardia talks to the people. Fiorello La Guardia speaks from the Budget Director's office and attacks the dairies of New York City for promoting more expensive Grade A milk. He subtitles his talk, "More monkey business in the plugging of Grade A milk."
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Social Hygiene and the Taxpayer's Dollars
Wednesday, February 07, 1940
Social Hygiene and the Taxpayer's Dollars. Produced by the Chicago Industrial Health Association.
In this broadcast, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia awards prizes for a poster making contest highlighting the dangers and ignorance surrounding syphilis, gonorrhea, and tuberculosis, and the importance of personal health.
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