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“World News Today.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 6, 1941.“News Bulletins.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Washington Reaction To Pearl Harbor Attack.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1845 - Eleanor Roosevelt.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1400 - Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2100 - Jergens Journal.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Flash Upi Bulletin Reports Attack On Pearl Harbor.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1530 - Listen America.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1449 - In Manilla Cut Off By U S Censors.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1930 - Captain Flagg And Sergeant Quirt.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Fiorello La Guardia.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2100 - Manhattan Merry Go-Round.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2030 - One Man's Family.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Analysis of attack on pearl harbor and manilla.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“World news today.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Declares war on the allies.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Japanese Attacks In The Pacific.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Attempts To Call Honolulu.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1630 - News.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1437 - Speculates On Fdrs Next Steps.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1452 - Burma Bombed.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“American legion special defense message.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1515 - H V Kaltenborn.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1900 - Jack Benny Show.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2200 - Hour Of Charm.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2030 - Inner Sanctum - Island Of Death.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1428 - First Bulletin On Pearl Harbor Attack.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1432 - Bulletin On Pearl Harbor Attack.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1600 - Sylvia Marlowe And Richard Dyer Bennett Show.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Reports Pearl Harbor Attack.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2000 - Chase And Sanborn Program.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2000 - Bible Week.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1439 - Manila Bombed.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1930 - Fitch Bandwagon.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Interrupts Football Game.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2200 - Goodwill Hour.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Ny Philharmonic Concert - War Bulletins.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“Football Broadcast - War Bulletin.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1800 - Catholic Hour With Rev James Gillis.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1600 - National Vespers.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1437 - On British Reaction.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2145 - Dinah Shore.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2130 - Dear John.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2115 - Parker Family.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“2130 - American Album Of Familiar Music.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1830 - Drew Pearson And Robert S. Allen Commentary.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1430 - Univ Of Chicago Roundtable - Canada At War.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1430 - John Daly Reads Bulletin.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1900 - News Roundup.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.“1609 - Kgu Honolulu Report.” Day Of Infamy. Radio broadcast, December 7, 1941.