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“Rommel Has Suffered Another Defeat.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 25, 1943.“General Frank Alexander Has Been Killed in a Plane Crash in Iceland.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 4, 1943.“There Have Been Further Advances in North Africa to Bizerte and Tunis.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 6, 1943.“There Has Been 'A Nazi Disaster at Bizerte and Tunis'.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 7, 1943.“Escape for Axis Troops in Tunisia Has Been Cut Off.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 9, 1943.“We May Be Closer to Drafting Fathers.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 13, 1943.“Tokyo Is Nervous.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 26, 1943.“Coal Strike on June 20th Is a Real Possibility, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1943.“There Was a Heavy Air Battle over Kiel Today, Bremen Also Has Been Bombed.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 13, 1943.“Germany Reports Conversations with Russia for a Separate Peace Treaty.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 17, 1943.“Coal Strike Is Imminent, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 20, 1943.“Detroit Is Under 'Military Rule' After Race Riots.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 21, 1943.“Commentary About the Coal Strike, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1943.“Chester Davis Has Resigned as War Food Administrator.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 27, 1943.“Poor Sound.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 1, 1943.“U. S. Naval Forces Have Opened Fire on Japanese Forces on Kiska.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 7, 1943.“Italy May Be Close to Unconditional Surrender.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Mussolini's Whereabouts Is Unknown.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Germans Have Lost Three U-Boats While Attacking an Allied Convoy, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1943.“Italian Cabinet Seems to Want to Continue Fighting, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1943.“After the Hamburg Raid, What Would Happen to Berlin If It Were Attacked.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1943.“It May Be Zero Hour for Berlin.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1943.“American Troops Are Only Two Miles from Randazza, Sicily - a 'Suicide Point'.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1943.“There Is a Continuing Ban on Pleasure Driving, at Least Through September.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 13, 1943.“Algeria Radio Has Broadcast, 'Prepare for Invasion'.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 17, 1943.“We Are Inside Fortress Europa Tonight.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 18, 1943.“President Will Speak Next Week, After the Quebec Conference Concludes, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 19, 1943.“General Louis Mountbatten Has Been Appointed New Commandant of the British.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1943.“There Has Been a Bad Train Wreck of the Lackawanna Limited in Upstate New York.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1943.“General Montgomery Has Taken His Objectives.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 3, 1943.“Three Italian Warships Have Left Italian Ports, Heading for Allied Forces.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 9, 1943.“Battle of Naples Is Continuing, General Clark May Have Retreated, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 14, 1943.“Wheeler Resolution deferr Fathers from the Draft, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“There Is Fighting Going on in Corsica.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1943.“General Clark Is Driving Ahead Toward Naples.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1943.“Battle for Kiev Is Raging Tonight, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 28, 1943.“General MacArthur Has Struck Again.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, October 1, 1943.“German Radio Reports an Air Raid Has Taken Place on Vienna, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1943.“President Roosevelt Will Take No Action in the Coal Strike Until Monday.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1943.“We Have Landed on Bougainville.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1943.“It's Too Early for Meaningful Election Returns.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1943.“Bulletin Has Been Received from General Mac Arthur, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 5, 1943.“There Is Heavy Fighting for the Second Day Near Raboul.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1943.“Donald Nelson Has Just Announced That Russia Will Repay All Lend-Lease.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 8, 1943.“General Clark Is on the Road to Rome.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 11, 1943.“Two-hundred and Twenty Tons of Bombs Have Been Dropped on Madang.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 14, 1943.“Four Japanese Destroyers Have Been Sunk.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 24, 1943.“Russians May Have Scored Another Great Victory, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 25, 1943.“Berlin Has Been Bombed for the Fifth Night in a Row.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 26, 1943.“Offensive Is Beginning in Italy, An.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, December 5, 1943.