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“Discussion Of Lend Lease.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Ezio Pinza.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“First Song - Kellafena.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“News About General MacArthur's Policies in Japan, the Moscow Conference.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“News About General MacArthur's Policies in Japan, the Moscow Conference.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Prince of Spear Throwers.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Guest - Eddie Cantor.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, 1939.“Germans Have Brought the 'City of Flint' to Murmansk, The.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, January 27, 1939.“Neville Henderson To Give Britains Reply To Germany Tomorrow.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1939.“Romania Installs A Military Government.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1939.“Senate Foreign Relations Committee Recesses.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1939.“Warsaw Surrenders.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, September 27, 1939.“FDR Repeats Determination To Stay Out Of The War.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, September 29, 1939.“Cardinal Mundelein Dies.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 2, 1939.“Axis Peace Proposals (From Pakersburg, W. Va).” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 3, 1939.“Axis Peace Proposals.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 3, 1939.“Hitler To Address Reichstag On Friday.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 4, 1939.“Chances Of Peace Slight Following Hitler Address.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1939.“Senate To Vote On Tobey Motion.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 9, 1939.“Analysis Of Yet Another Hitler Speech.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 10, 1939.“Berlin Announces Conference With Russia.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 11, 1939.“Berlin Announces Conf. With Russia (Upcut).” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 11, 1939.“Britain Reports 3 German Subs Destroyed.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1939.“German Air Raid On Scotland.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1939.“Auto Workers On Strike.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1939.“Auto Workers On Strike (From Detroit, Mich).” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1939.“Kirkwall, Scotland Has Multiple Air Alerts.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 18, 1939.“Slurs Against The NY World Fair.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1939.“Slurs Against The N Y World Fair.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1939.“Potential For New Deal Between US And Japan.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1939.“Potential For New Deal Between USAnd Japan.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1939.“Germans Seize 'City Of Flint'.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1939.“City Of Flint' Mystery Deepens.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1939.“Critical Of The Neutrality Bill Debate Process.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1939.“City Of Flint' Whereabouts Still Unknown.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 30, 1939.“German Subs Hit British Convoy Hard.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, October 31, 1939.“British Freighter Has Been Sunk by the Germans Six Hundred, A.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1939.“Congress Has Finally Passed the Neutrality Bill.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1939.“One German Plane Has Flown over England.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1940.“FDR And The Reporters.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, January 26, 1940.“Report That German Liner Bremen Sunk.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1940.“FDR To Appoint New Defence Council.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, December 19, 1940.“New Congress Starts Tomorrow.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1941.“Convoy Issue Dominant Tonight.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, February 24, 1941.“President Roosevelt Plans to Quietly Implement a Policy of Using`President Roosevelt Plans to Implement Convoys to Britain`Using Convoys for Transatlantic Shipments.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, April 24, 1941.“President Conferred With Defence Advisers Today.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, May 6, 1941.“He Praises Mayor La Guardia and Allows the Nazis to Describe Themselves.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, May 18, 1941.“Comments On The Sinking Of The Battleship Bismark.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, May 27, 1941.“Commercials Deleted.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, June 1, 1941.“First News of Germany's Action Broke at 11 -40 P M Moscow Has Made No, The`Russia and Germany Have Been at War for Five Hours.” H.V. Kaltenborn. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1941.