Collection: Wheeling Steel Radio Program Sound Recordings and Records / Date range: 1938 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Wheeling Steel Radio Program Sound Recordings and Records Date range 1938

Assorted newspaper clippings, magazines and other materials Box 3

Includes Life, Woman's Day & Music Today magazines; Wheeling News-Register and Intelligencer and Martins Ferry, OH newspaper clippings; "FDR The Intimate Presidency;" script from 4th Annual Thanksgiving Day program; broadcast cue sheets for Jungle Jim, Front Page Drama radio programs

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Audio reel for 1938-01-02 Box 9, Item 3470_reel58A

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Audio reel for 1938-01-08 Box 9, Item 3470_reel59A

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Audio reel for 1938-01-08 Box 9, Item 3470_reel59B

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Audio reel for 1938-01-16 Box 9, Item 3470_reel60A

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Audio reel for 1938-01-16 Box 9, Item 3470_reel60B

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Audio reel for 1938-01-23 Box 9, Item 3470_reel61A

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Audio reel for 1938-01-23 Box 9, Item 3470_reel61B

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Audio reel for 1938-01-30 Box 9, Item 3470_reel62A

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Audio reel for 1938-01-30 Box 9, Item 3470_reel62B

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