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“We Have Reached Our Manpower Goal of 7,770,000 Men in the Army.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1944.“Eighteen American Flyers Are Missing After an Attack on Palau.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 7, 1944.“This Is Disaster.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 10, 1944.“General MacArthur Is Running up an Impressive Vote Count in Indiana.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1944.“Bulletin Just in, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1944.“Russian Troops Are in the Suburbs of Sevastopol, Or, Only Four Hundred Miles from Winning the War.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1944.“Russians Are Only One Mile from Sevastapol, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 17, 1944.“Ninety Percent of Germans Are Sure Eisenhower Will Soon Invade the Continent.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 18, 1944.“Difficult News - Polo Player Tommy Hancock Has Been Killed.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 19, 1944.“Military Wants Men Classified 4-F to Be Drafted for War-essential Jobs, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 20, 1944.“New Post-war International Finance Plan Has Been Proposed, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 21, 1944.“Old Glory Flies Tonight on Dutch New Guinea.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1944.“Germany Has Bombed Two Towns in England.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 25, 1944.“Values for Ration Stamps for Butter, Margarine and Lamb Have Been Reduced.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 26, 1944.“There's Good News Tonight.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 27, 1944.“There's Not Even a Faint Hope of Conciliation in the Montgomery-Ward Conflict.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1944.“MacArthur and Nimitz Are on the March Again.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1944.“Bombing of Germany Continues Tonight, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 1, 1944.“Early Election Returns.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1944.“PT Boats Have Seen Action off the Coast of Raboul.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 3, 1944.“Twenty-fourth Night of the Bombing of Europe Is Continuing, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 7, 1944.“Storm Continues, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 8, 1944.“There Are New Draft Deferment Rulings.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 11, 1944.“Eisenhower Was Right, This War in Europe Will Be Won This Year.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 12, 1944.“Chinese Troops Have Counter-attacked.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1944.“Twenty Thousand Chinese Troops Are Attacking the Japanese.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1944.“Nazi Planes Have Been Shot Down over Berlin.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“Three Thousand Fighters and Fighter-bombers Were Sent up in One Day.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“There's No Word Yet About the U S Attack on Marquis Island.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“U.S. Advances in Rome.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Vichy French Have Announced That Germany Will Not Defend Rome, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 26, 1944.“Six Thousand Planes Attacked Germany Yesterday.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 29, 1944.“There Has Been Savage Fighting in the Pacific.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 30, 1944.“General Mac Arthur Is Meeting Heavy Opposition on Biak Island.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 1, 1944.“There's Better News Tonight.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1944.“Allied Troops Are Now in Rome.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1944.“Several Japanese Ships Have Been Sunk or Damaged Near Biak Island.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1944.“Bulletin Just in Quotes a Berlin Report That an Allied Force Has Invaded Greece, A.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1944.“First Town in France Has Been Liberated, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1944.“Jap Has Suffered a Disastrous Defeat at Biak Island, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1944.“Hitler's Second Surprise in a Week - Leningrad.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1944.“Words Hitler Never Wrote - 'Churchill Is on the Normandy Beachhead', The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 12, 1944.“We've Had to Yield Ground in Normandy.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 14, 1944.“U.S. Bombers Raided Kyushu Today.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 15, 1944.“Our Chances Are Good.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 16, 1944.“Three Hundred Planes Have Been Shot Down over Saipan.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 19, 1944.“Jap Fleet Has Come Out, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 20, 1944.“Action Is Expected in the Pacific, We've Just Launched an Attack Near Saipan.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 21, 1944.“Our Planes Are on Saipan.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“This Is Germany's Night of Triple Disaster.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.