01-SC-ET Radio Program Discs

RADIO PROGRAM: "America United" Part 1, 01-30-49 [NBC radio - Labor legislation to repeal Taft-Hartley Act, roundtable, hosted by David Brinkley. Speakers are William Isaacson, CIO, William Barton,Thomas H. Burke, Vincent Ahern.

Radio Program" DuPont's Cavalcade Of America - "Dr. Franklin Goes To Court" Part 1 [Episode 200, aired 11-13-40] The adventures of Ben Franklin in the salons of France, and how he brought American diplomacy in through the front door.

Radio Program" DuPont's Cavalcade Of America - "Dr. Franklin Goes To Court" Part 2 [Episode 200, aired 11-13-40] The adventures of Ben Franklin in the salons of France, and how he brought American diplomacy in through the front door.

RADIO PROGRAM: "End Of An Era" [20 years of the New Deal/Fair Deal] 02-14-53, Part II of IV, National Broadcasting Company transcription.

RADIO PROGRAM: "End Of An Era" [20 years of the New Deal / Fair Deal] 02-14-53, Part I of IV, National Broadcasting Company transcription.

RADIO PROGRAM: "End Of An Era" [20 years of the New Deal/Fair Deal] 02-14-53, Part IV of IV, National Broadcasting Company transcription.

RADIO PROGRAM: Side A - brief portions of Phelps-Stokes chimes recorded for use on "Campus Salute" station WLW- tunes include Berea Beloved, My Old Kentucky Home, and an unidentified - 1952.

RADIO PROGRAM: "From Amelia Earhart's International Broadcast in London, 5-22-32, as picked up in New York by Silvertone" Included with first editions of Miss Earhart's book "The Fun of It" [recorded on flexible Durium Junior 4" disc]

Ballad Hunter [Part I] - Cheyenne: Songs from the Range and the Hill Country, D-26969. Produced by Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress Radio Research Project. Distributed by Federal Radio Educ. Comm. U.S. Office of Educ. Washington, D.C.

Radio Program: Ballad Hunter [Part II] - Blues and Hollers: `Being Lonesome' Songs. D-26968. Produced by Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress Radio Research Project. Distributed by Federal Radio Educ. Comm. U.S. Office of Educ. Washington, D.C.

Radio Program: Ballad Hunter [Part VIII] - Railroad Songs: Work Songs for Rail Tamping and Track Laying. D-26971. Produced by Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress Radio Research Project. Distributed by Federal Radio Educ. Comm. U.S. Office of Educ. Washington, D.C.

RADIO PROGRAM: Side A - brief portions of Phelps-Stokes chimes recorded for use on "Campus Salute" station WLW- tunes include Berea Beloved, My Old Kentucky Home, and an unidentified - 1952.

Builders of Destiny (Side 1) WLW 1947. This segment includes dramatization of a debate between John G. Fee and Cassius Clay and the violent resistance to his preaching Fee experienced in Madison County, KY. (Same As SC-ET-014-05)

Builders of Destiny (Side 2) WLW 1947. This segment includes dramatization of a debate between John G. Fee and Cassius Clay and the violent resistance to his preaching Fee experienced in Madison County, KY. (Same As SC-ET-14-06)

RADIO PROGRAM: Builders of Destiny [WLW Cincinnati - June 30, 1947. Dramatization of the life of John G. Fee. - Part 1 of 6, disc 1 of 3]

RADIO PROGRAM: Builders of Destiny [WLW Cincinnati - June 30, 1947. Dramatization of the life of John G. Fee. - Part 3 of 6, disc 2 of 3]

RADIO PROGRAM: Builders of Destiny [WLW Cincinnati - June 30, 1947. Dramatization of the life of John G. Fee. - Part 4 of 6, disc 2 of 3]

RADIO PROGRAM: Builders of Destiny [WLW Cincinnati - June 30, 1947. Dramatization of the life of John G. Fee. - Part 5 of 6, disc 3 of 3] (Same as SC-ET-008-05).

RADIO PROGRAM: Builders of Destiny [WLW Cincinnati - June 30, 1947. Dramatization of the life of John G. Fee. - Part 6 of 6, disc 3 of 3] (Same as SC-ET-008-06).

RADIO PROGRAM: College Salute Part 1 WLW 11-2-52. Featuring Berea College, participants include Dean of Labor Wilson Evans and student Leland "Pappy" Martin. [sponsored by Sal-Fayne headache capsules] (Part One of Two)

Radio Program: Freedom's People - Program No. 1, Part 1 - Contributions to Music. [African-American life, history, and culture series created by Ambrose Caliver]. Sponsored by the U.S. Office of Education with the cooperation of the Julius Rosenwald Fund and the Southern Educational Foundation. [c.1941]