Vincent R. Impellitteri

This recording marks opening of the Simon Baruch Houses (now the Bernard Baruch Houses) in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Bernard Baruch is also honored with a bust and a playground dedication.

Speakers include emcee and Baruch family friend, Herbert Swope; Commissioner Robert Moses; New York ...

Robert Moses, Vincent R. Impellitteri and Captain Harry F. Guggenheim speak on the occasion of the 2000th performance of The Goldman Band, sponsored by the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation.

The Mayor presents two scrolls, one to Captain Harry F. Guggenheim and one to Dr. Edwin Franko ...

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In tribute to world trade, Mayor Impelliteri designated the entire week in celebration of the achievements of friendship, understanding, and service, gained through interchange of the commodities by which nations live ...

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Recording of ceremony honoring the retirement of Admiral Walter S. Delaney. Includes speech by Mayor Vincent Impellitteri and Medal of Honor award ceremony.

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14th Annual American Music Festival opening concert featuring:

Sonata for Piano and Percussion by Peggy Glanville-Hicks
Music for Woodwinds by Arthur Berger and Ivan Langstroth
Suite ...

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WNYC announcer says this is an official air raid drill, take shelter, leave your loud speakers on. Air raid siren sounds. Mayor Impellitteri addresses the listeners. He tells them this is ...

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Mayor Impellitteri thanks the Federal Civil Defense Council for funds provided to the city in order to acquire new fire fighting equipment. He encourages citizens to volunteer for civil defense training ...

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34th Anniversary of the signing of the Armistice.
Robert F. Wagner, Borough President of Manhattan speaks.
Dolores Micheline sings the Star Spangled Banner
Mayor Impellitteri speaks.
Music ...

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Recording of speeches and performances at dedication of Harlem Welfare Center. Includes discussions of public's response to welfare programs.

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John A. Ross, chairman of the Interfaith celebration, introduced Myra Manning to sing the Star Spangled Banner.

Rabbi Israel Goldstein gave the invocation.
Dr. Wendell C. Robert ...

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Opening session of the 71st annual convention of the American Federation of Labor.


Cardinal Spellman delivers the invocation.

Martin Lacey, teamster leader, welcomes ...

On the occasion of the dedication and opening of Battery Park, Robert Moses introduces Robert F. Wagner, Edward F. Cavanaugh Jr. and Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri to speak.

Each speaker comments on the historical significance of the site to early settlers and, more recently, to immigrants processed ...

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Mayor Vincent Impellitteri, Jim Lyons and other city officials speak in honor of the opening of the Hunts Point Sewage Plant. Impellitteri recalls the Owls Head Project in Bay Ridge, and ...