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Mon, 24 September 2007 Words At War
presents "Der Feuher" 3/21/44 The "true" story of "The Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion" and a history
of "modern" anti-semitism. Martin Wolfson, Norman Lloyd, Dan Ocko,
Berry Kroeger, Edwin Jerome, Kermit Murdock, William Meeder (organ),
Anton M. Leader (director), Jack Costello (host), Sid Cassell, Lisell
Falker, Boris Marshaloff, Conrad Heyden (author), Max Erlich (adaptor),
Gregory Morton, Junius Matthews.NOTE: This is the same antisemitism that exists today among Islam today in countries,such as, Iran, Egypt,Sandi Arabia, and many other Islamic countries. It has been used a propaganda to insight hate of Israel and Jewish people around the world.
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Mon, 17 September 2007 Words At War
presents "Science At War" 3/14/44 How science has improved the art of making war, and defending against
it. The cast credits and program closing have been deleted. Staats
Cotsworth, Bernard Lenrow, Santos Ortega, Jack Costello (host), George
W. Gray (author)
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Mon, 10 September 2007 Words At War
presents "Weeping Wood" 3/7/44 AThe story of rubber. The cast credits and program closing have been
deleted. Vicki Baum (author), Jack Costello (host), Edgar Stehli, Karl
Swenson.
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Mon, 3 September 2007 Words At War
presents "Assignment U.S.A."2/22/44 A wartime trip around the country to
find anti-semitism and isolationism in Boston, poor white trash in the
South, delinquency and the "racial question." Good radio, and very
daring for an NBC show in 1944. The author, Selden Menafee, appears on the program
after the dramatization. John Griggs, Joseph Boland, Norman Lloyd, William Meeder
(organ), Anton M. Leader (director), Jack Costello (host), Walter
Vaughn (narrator), Mildred Clinton, Zamah Cunningham, G. Swain Gordon,
Joe Latham, Seldon Menafee (author, speaker), Richard McDonagh
(adaptor).
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Mon, 27 August 2007 Words At War
presents "The New Sun"2/15/44 A story of the "Bataan Death March." The author was taken prisner by
the Tokoka secret police. Everett Sloane, William Meeder (organ), Taro
Yashima (author, a Japanese painter), Kenneth White (adaptor), Anton M.
Leader (diector), Jack Costello (host)
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Tue, 10 July 2007 Words At War
presents "George Washington Carver"2/8/44 A birthday present for Abraham Lincoln." A well done biography of the
negro former slave who became a world famous scientist. The Juanita
Hall Singers, Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Fredric March, Canada Lee,
Rackham Holt (author), Anton M. Leader (director), Jack Costello
(host), William Meeder (organ).
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Tue, 3 July 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War2/1/44 "White Brigade" A portrait of the underground resistance movement in Nazi occupied
Belgium. Ned Wever, Les Damon, Berry Kroeger, Abby Lewis, Joseph
Boland, Peter Capell, Theo Goetz, Anton M. Leader (director), William
Meeder (organist), Jack Costello (host), Margaret Foster, Dolores
Gillen, Robert Goffen (? author), Ruth Brooks (adaptor), Edward Collin,
Herbert Linard.
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Tue, 26 June 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. 1/25/44 "Condition Red" A story of action in the Pacific aboard a
destroyer. Well done with excellent sound effects. Jack Lloyd,
Frederick Bell (U. S. N. Captain, author), William Meeder (organ),
Gerald Holland (adaptor), Alan Bunce, Jack Costello (host), Anton M.
Leader (director), Jerry Macey, Geoffrey Bryant.
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Tue, 19 June 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. 1/18/44 "War Tide" Lin Taie, the author of the book "War Tide," is
interviewed by host Jack Costello before the drama. The "war tide" is
the spirit uniting the Chinese people against the Japanese. Edith
Sommer (adaptor), Frances Heflin, Patricia Wheel, Rod Hendrickson,
William Meeder (organ), Anton M. Leader (director), Stuart Brady,
Billie Dawsha, Nell Harrison, Kay Renwick, Lin Taie (author), Jack
Costello (host), Edwin Bruce, Alan Devitt, Melvin Elliott, Sanford
Bickart, W. F. Lee (Chinese music).
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Tue, 12 June 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. 1/11/44 "Eighty Three Days" The story of seaman Izzy, the survivor
of a torpedoed freighter who was lost at sea for almost three months. Paul Mann, Lon Clark, Sam Wanamaker, William Meeder
(organ), Anton M. Leader (director), Jack Costello (host), Paul Gordon,
Milton Herman, Tony Burger, Mark Murphy (author), Edith Sommer
(adaptor), Maurice Minnick
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Tue, 5 June 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. 1/4/44 "They Shall Inherit The Earth". What are we doing to the
children of the world? A stark portrait of how the children of the U.
S. and Europe are affecte by the war. Richard Stark, Roger De Koven,
Sarah Fussell, William Meeder (organ), Frank Papp (director), Otto Zoff
(author), Edith Sommer (adaptor).
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Mon, 28 May 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. December 28, 1943 "The Ninth Commandment"A young German boy is saved from
starvation by a Dutch family. In typical Nazi fashion, he violates the
ten commandments and turns into a monster. Henrik Willem Von Loon
(author, narrator), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Elizabeth Morgan,
Raymond Edward Johnson, Ronald Liss, Dayton Allen, William Meeder
(music arranger, performer), Anton M. Leader (director)..
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Mon, 21 May 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. December 28, 1943 "Holland Invasion". Henrik Willem Von Loon
(author, narrator), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Elizabeth Morgan,
Raymond Edward Johnson, Ronald Liss, Dayton Allen, William Meeder
(music arranger, performer), Anton M. Leader (director)..
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Mon, 30 April 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. December 21, 1943 "Log Book". Sustaining. A very well done story about an average British sailor and his experiences before and during the war. Excellent production values with sea chanteys sung by Tom Glazer. Harold Young, Edmund Burnbriar (adaptor), William Meeder (organist), Anton M. Leader (director), Tom Glazer, Frank Lasker (author).
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Wed, 28 March 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. December 14, 1943. "Mother
America" How our country treated the Philippines after
taking possession of the islands. The story of the way the common man
was treated with equality. Carlos Romulo (author), Gerald Holland
(adaptor), Jackson Beck, Joe DeSantis, Roger De Koven, Alan Debit,
Julian Noa, Bernard Lenrow, Frank Papp (director), William Meeder
(composer)
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Sun, 4 March 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. December 7, 1943 "A Book Of War Letters". Dramatizations of letters sent home by G. I.'s on duty overseas. Carl Emory, William Malten, John Griggs, Bartlett Robinson, Alan Debit, Cherry Hardy, Red Evans, Joseph Julian, Ren Ying Yeng, Larry Haines, William Meeder (music adaptor, performer), Anton M. Leader (director), Jack Costello (announcer), Harry E. Mall (editor), Nora Sterling (adaptor)Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy & SAVE 10% Use Promo Code Blu19Comments[0] |
Thu, 22 February 2007 Words At War
presents Words At War. November 30, 1943 "A Disease Called Fascism".
The history of Mussolini's rise to power. Herbert Matthews (author),
George Seldes (author), Reynolds Packard (author), Eleanor Packard
(author), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Grace Copen, Ted Osborne, Roger
De Koven, Gene Leonard, Alexander Scourby, Arnold Moss, Alexander
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Sun, 4 February 2007 Words At War presents Words At War. November 23, 1943"Escape From The Balkans". The true story of a correspondent imprisoned in Bulgaria by the Nazis, and how he finally got out. Robert St. John (narrator), Michael Peddap (? author), Neil Hopkins (adaptor), Les Damon, Morris Mamorsky (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast Go To GoDaddy & SAVE 10% Use Promo Code Blu19Comments[0] |
Tue, 23 January 2007 Words At War presents Words At War. November 9, 1943. "To All Hands". An "amphibious adventure." A flagship bridge announcer describes the invasion of Sicily to the men below decks who can't see the battle. John Mason Brown (author, performer)..Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Thu, 18 January 2007 Words At War presents Words At War. November 2, 1943. "Here Is Your War". Portraits of the common soldier during the North African campaign. Santos Ortega, Ernie Pyle (author), Gerald Holland (adaptor), Harry Belova, Humphrey Davis, David Goddard, Gerald Keane, John Griggs, Richard Keith, Alastair Kyle, William Redfield, Norman Rose, William Zuckert, Morris Mamorsky (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Tue, 21 November 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. October 26, 1943. "Who Dare To Live". The adventures of a captain in the Merchant Marine who has past his prime. House Jameson, Frank Lovejoy, Frederick Watts (author), Neil Hopkins (adaptor), Sarah Burton, Joseph Boland, Richard Gordon, Gilbert Mack, Morris Mamorsky (compser, conductor).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Sun, 5 November 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. October 19, 1943. "Shortcut To Tokyo". Life and death among the airmen stationed in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. . Alan Bunce, Art Carney, Norman Rose, Corey Ford (author), William Welch (adaptor), Les Damon, Ken Lynch, John Gerard, Paul Mann, Ted Reid, Morris Mamorsky (composer, conductor).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Tue, 31 October 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. October 12, 1943. "Paris Underground". Several ladies in France help their countrymen to leave the
country to fight the Nazis with the Free French. The author of the book
appears on the program. Irene Hubbard, Joan Alexander, Adelaide Klein,
Peter Capell, Stefan Schnabel, Bertram Tanswell, Charita Bauer, Jack
Lloyd, Etta Schieber (author), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Morris
Mamorsky (arranger), Max Goberman (conductor), Joseph Losey (director)Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Sat, 14 October 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. October 5, 1943. "Eighty-Three
Days". A fascinating story about a sailor lost at sea on a
raft for almost three months. Paul Mann, Paul Gordon, Tom Hoyer,
Ken Lynch, Myron McCormick, William Quinn, Jackson Beck, Glenn Anders,
Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Losey (director), Max Goberman
(conductor), Mark Murphy (author), Edith Sommer (adaptor).Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast
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Mon, 11 September 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. September 23, 1943. . "They Shall Not
Have Me" A story about Frenchmen in Nazi concentration
camps, and how one of them escaped. Les Damon, Mady Christians, John
Berry, Peter Capell, Lon Clark, Joe DeSantis, Tom Hoyer, Norman Lloyd,
Herbert Ratner, Maurice Tarplin, Jean Helion (author), Kenneth White
(adaptor), Morris Mamorsky (adaptor, conductor), Joseph Losey
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Tue, 5 September 2006 Words At War presents Words At War. September 16, 1943. "Since You Went
Away". Using a script that was later made into an all time
classic motion picture, this is a touching, beautiful story about the
women left behind as the men go off to war. Very well done. Morris
Mamorsky (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Margaret Buhl
Wilder (author), Nora Sterling (adaptor)Comments[0] |
Mon, 31 July 2006 Words At War Presents September 2, 1943. "Dynamite
Cargo" An exciting story of the life of a sailor in
"Torpedo Alley", the London to Murmansk run. Richard McDonagh
(adaptor), John Thomas, Mandel Kramer, Bertram Tanswell, Richard Keith,
Larry Haines, Lon Clark, Will Hare, Morris Mamorsky (composer,
conductor), Joseph Mansefield (director), Jackson Beck, Fred Herman
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Mon, 10 July 2006 Words At War presents "Malta Spitfire". August 21, 1943. A well written story of a young pilot who only lives to
fly, and the difficulties he goes through to get a chance to fight the
Nazis. Kenneth White (adaptor), Don MacLaughlin (narrator), Joseph
Julian, Irene Hubbard, Lon Clark, John Griggs, Peter Hernandez, Maurice
Tarplin, Harold Young, Frank Black (composer, conductor), George F.
Burling (author), Leslie Roberts (author), Ian MacAllaster, Joseph
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Sun, 30 April 2006 Words At War presents August 14, 1943. "Love At First
Flight". A musical and funny portrait of the making of a
naval aviator. Well done! Charles Spaulding (author), Otis Carney
(author), Frank Black (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director),
Lawson Zerbe, Mitzi Gould, Staats Cotsworth, Art Carney, Edmond
Birnbrier (adaptor), Evelyn Varden, Dan McGloughlin, John Griggs,
Gerald Keane, Walter Kinsella, Fran Carlon (billed as "Frances
Carlon").Comments[0] |
Fri, 24 March 2006 Words At War. August 7, 1943. "Prisoner Of The Japs" The story of an American woman journalist in Hong Kong on the day the Japs attacked, and what happened to her as a "prisoner of the Japs." The author appears after the drama and comments about the Japanese during the war. The announcer mentions that this is the seventh program of the series, which may be an error. The system cue has been deleted. Gwen Dew , Nora Sterling (adaptor), John Alexander, Ted Osborne, Lesley Woods, Flora Campbell, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Maurice Tarplin, John O'Connor, Milton Herman, Guy Repp, Sid Cassell. Very good to excellent.Comments[0] |
Sun, 5 March 2006 Words At War. July 24, 1943"From The Land Of Silent People"- An exciting story about the escape of American newsmen from wartime Yugoslavia. Elise Folke, Richard Keith, Peter Capell, John Griggs, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joe DeSantis, Sam Wanamaker, Lotte Stavisky, Gilbert Mack, Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Robert St. John (author, introducer), Don MacLaughlin.Comments[0] |
Tue, 21 February 2006 Words At War. July 31, 1943. "The Ship". Sustaining. An exciting narrative about the British cruiser H. M. S. Artemis as she battles the Italian navy off the coast of Malta. Good radio! C. S. Forester (author), Edmund Burnbriar (adaptor), Alan Bunce, House Jameson, Humphrey Davis, Alfred Shirley, Frank Black (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Victor Beecroft, Sid Cassell, Shirley Oliver, Ian MacAllaster. Comments[0] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 Words At War presents Episode 2 from August 19, 1943 "The Last Days Of Sevastopol". Sustaining. A repeat broadcast of a very well done dramatization of the seige of this valiant city by the Nazis and its brave Russian defenders. Martin Wolfson, Stefan Schnabel, Olive Deering, Charlotte Holland, Hester Sondergaard, Alastair Kyle, Byron McGraff, Jackson Beck, Joe DeSantis, Percy Hemus, John Berry, Frank Black (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Boris Voitikov (? author), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Ralph Parker (translater)Comments[0] |
Sat, 17 December 2005 Words of War was an anthology of war stories, "told by the men and women who have seen them happen." This episode if from 7/10/43 They Call it Pacific All Donations given this month will be divided among our hard working Podcasters. Merry Christmas to AllComments[0] |
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Words At War. August 7, 1943. "Prisoner Of The Japs" The story of an American woman journalist in Hong Kong on the day the Japs attacked, and what happened to her as a "prisoner of the Japs." The author appears after the drama and comments about the Japanese during the war. The announcer mentions that this is the seventh program of the series, which may be an error. The system cue has been deleted. Gwen Dew , Nora Sterling (adaptor), John Alexander, Ted Osborne, Lesley Woods, Flora Campbell, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Maurice Tarplin, John O'Connor, Milton Herman, Guy Repp, Sid Cassell. Very good to excellent.
Words At War. July 24, 1943"From The Land Of Silent People"- An exciting story about the escape of American newsmen from wartime Yugoslavia. Elise Folke, Richard Keith, Peter Capell, John Griggs, Morris Mamorsky (composer), Joe DeSantis, Sam Wanamaker, Lotte Stavisky, Gilbert Mack, Joseph Stopak (conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Robert St. John (author, introducer), Don MacLaughlin.
Words At War. July 31, 1943. "The Ship". Sustaining. An exciting narrative about the British cruiser H. M. S. Artemis as she battles the Italian navy off the coast of Malta. Good radio! C. S. Forester (author), Edmund Burnbriar (adaptor), Alan Bunce, House Jameson, Humphrey Davis, Alfred Shirley, Frank Black (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Victor Beecroft, Sid Cassell, Shirley Oliver, Ian MacAllaster.
Words At War presents Episode 2 from August 19, 1943 "The Last Days Of Sevastopol". Sustaining. A repeat broadcast of a very well done dramatization of the seige of this valiant city by the Nazis and its brave Russian defenders. Martin Wolfson, Stefan Schnabel, Olive Deering, Charlotte Holland, Hester Sondergaard, Alastair Kyle, Byron McGraff, Jackson Beck, Joe DeSantis, Percy Hemus, John Berry, Frank Black (composer, conductor), Joseph Losey (director), Boris Voitikov (? author), Richard McDonagh (adaptor), Ralph Parker (translater)
Words of War was an anthology of war stories, "told by the men and women who have seen them happen." This episode if from 7/10/43 They Call it Pacific
Words of War was an anthology of war stories, "told by the men and women who have seen them happen." This episode if from 6/24/43 Combined OperationsOl