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1934 09 20 WWJ Ty Tyson NY Yankees Vs Detroit Tigers

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1924–1953
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128

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20141116C

Episodes, in broadcast order page 1 of 2

  1. National Defense Day

    · 2:47

  2. Red Nichols

    · 20 min

  3. Denying Pro-Violence Statement

    · 0:35

  4. Herbert Hoover Nomination Acceptance

    · 1 h 06 min

  5. First Public Appearance As Chancellor

    · 2:52

  6. Discours

    · 0:23

  7. Prete Serment

    · 0:19

  8. A Radio Review of the Years 1914-1934

    · 54 min

  9. NY Yankees vs Detroit Tigers

    · 2 h 23 min

  10. FDR Fireside Chat

    · 28 min

  11. The Threat Of Nazi Germany

    · 4:56

  12. Amelia Earhart

    · 5:42

  13. Benny Goodman

    · 41 min

  14. Highlights of 1934

    · 30 min

  15. If We Supervised Radio

    · 28 min

  16. Huey P. Long Speech

    · 29 min

  17. Huey P. Long VFW Speech

    · 14 min

  18. Joe Louis vs Max Baer

    · 41 min

  19. Italy Invades Ethiopia

    · 0:28

  20. Denonce Les Scandales En Belgique

    · 0:22

  21. White House Christmas Tree Lighting clip

    · 1:58

  22. On Germany

    · 0:43

  23. Will Do His Duty

    · 0:45

  24. Worker's Paradise

    · 0:51

  25. Opening Day of 74th Congress

    · 31 min

  26. Edward VIII

    · 6:46

  27. The Loaded Pause

    · 10 min

  28. Maurice Thorez

    · 0:20

  29. Vincere

    · 1:17

  30. Reports End Of Ethiopian War

    · 0:45

  31. Democratic Convention

    · 1 h 03 min

  32. Jessie Owens Interview

    · 2:52

  33. DNC Pittsburgh

    · 31 min

  34. Chicago Cubs vs Chicago White Sox

    · 2 h 22 min

  35. NY Giants vs NY Yankees

    · 1 h 49 min

  36. Houdinis Last Seance

    · 22 min

  37. The Causes of War

    · 3:46

  38. Abdication Of The Monarchy

    · 6:55

  39. First Coast To Coast Broadcast

    · 57 min

  40. Amelia Earhart

    · 2:03

  41. The German Ambassador

    · 1:35

  42. Lili Marlene

    · 3:10

  43. Opening Day of 75th Congress

    · 2 h 00 min

  44. March of Time

    · 30 min

  45. Flood Coverage

    · 15 min

  46. Second Inaugural Address

    · 3:29

  47. Dinosaur Tracks

    · 31 min

  48. Lakehurst Memorial Service

    · 3:10

  49. Herbert Morrison

    · 7:22

  50. Hindenburg Corrected Speed

    · 39 min

  51. Marconi Memorial Program

    · 14 min

  52. Fireside Address FDR

    · 28 min

  53. Ben Davis Jr

    · 14 min

  54. Colonel Stoopnagle

    · 25 min

  55. Mae West

    · 56 min

  56. NY Yankees vs Chicago Cubs

    · 2 h 11 min

  57. Lucille Ball

    · No. 1 · 30 min

  58. William Bendix

    · No. 2 · 29 min

  59. Madeleine Carroll

    · No. 5 · 29 min

  60. Peter Lorrie

    · No. 6 · 29 min

  61. Arthur Treacher

    · No. 7 · 30 min

  62. John Garfield

    · No. 8 · 30 min

  63. Henry Fonda

    · No. 9 · 29 min

  64. Marilyn Maxwell

    · No. 10 · 29 min

  65. Burl Ives

    · No. 11 · 30 min

  66. Tony Martin

    · No. 12 · 29 min

  67. John Carradine

    · No. 13 · 29 min

  68. Ralph Bellamy

    · No. 14 · 29 min

  69. Frances Langford

    · No. 15 · 29 min

  70. William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy)

    · No. 16 · 29 min

  71. Burt Lancaster

    · No. 17 · 29 min

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