Radio Index
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“Germans Are Planting Mines in Paris and May Be Preparing to Abandon, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 27, 1944.“Even the Children of Germany Realize It Tonight - the Russians Are Coming.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, June 28, 1944.“One Hundred Twenty-six People Are Reported Dead After a Circus Fire.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 6, 1944.“This Is Black Friday for the Jap.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 7, 1944.“Entire Japanese Cabinet Has Resigned, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 17, 1944.“Roosevelt Has Announced That He'll Be Glad to Run with Either Truman or Douglass.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 20, 1944.“Roads to Hungary and Bulgaria Are Open, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 23, 1944.“Berlin Is Isolated Tonight, After the Attempted Assassination of Adolf Hitler.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1944.“Russians Are Only Eight Miles from Riga, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1944.“All the Japanese on Guam Are Cornered.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Old Glory Will Fly over the Philippines Before Thanksgiving.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 10, 1944.“We're Moving Inland, Twenty-four Hours After Establishing Our New Beachhead.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 15, 1944.“Allies Are Closing in on Paris, but 'Our Goal Is Berlin', The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1944.“We're Halfway Across France.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1944.“There's a New War in Europe Tonight.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1944.“Twenty-five Thousand Nazi Troops Are Trapped Inside Roumania.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1944.“Election Results, Patriotic Words Against the Nazis.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, November 7, 1944.“The Nazis Have Just Surrendered.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, May 8, 1945.“US Waits For Japanese Surrender.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1945.“Discusses The Feelings In Japan.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, August 13, 1945.“Virgil Pinkley.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, December 31, 1955.