WW2 Radio News: 1944 (Part 4)
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- The Allies continue their successful push into mainland Europe in the long struggle to push Germany back. The Battle of the Bulge traps American paratroopers in the Ardennes Forest as the thick of winter begins to set in. Meanwhile, in the Pacific, General MacArthur returns to the Philippines after fleeing two years earlier to Australia.
0:00 - World News Today (CBS) - 10/01/1944
25:31 - World News Today (CBS) - 10/08/1944
50:34 - World News Today (CBS) - 10/15/1944
1:15:39 - Richard C. Hottelet On The Battle Of Aachen (CBS) - 10/16/1944
1:18:22 - Shirley Temple Rings In Canada's Victory Loan (CBC) - 10/21/1944
1:24:32 - World News Today (CBS) - 10/22/1944
1:49:54 - World News Today (CBS) - 10/29/1944
2:14:56 - Audrey Russel Interviews Bomb Victim (BBC) - 11/01/1944
2:15:28 - World News Today (CBS) - 11/05/1944
2:40:44 - FDR Returns To Washington (NBC) - 11/10/1944
2:56:39 - World News Today (CBS) - 11/12/1944
3:20:33 - World News Today (CBS) - 11/19/1944
3:45:54 - World News Today (CBS) - 12/03/1944
4:11:07 - Christmas Dinner In The Field (CBC) - 12/04/1944
4:14:34 - Tea Time On The Battlefront (CBC) - 12/04/1944
4:17:56 - War News (NBC) - 12/19/1944
4:32:52 - War News (NBC) - 12/20/1944
4:47:33 - Frank Singiser And The News (MBS) - 12/23/1944
5:02:20 - Glenn Miller Is Missing (BBC) - 12/24/1944
5:02:41 - World News Today (CBS) - 12/31/1944
I love this. I feel like I'm living in the 1940s following WW2 as it unfolds. Thank you.
The clarity of the broadcast recordings is great. I listen through a good set of Bose and it's that warm WW2 voices and sound is amazing.
You know it’s a really great recording if you can make something out with anything from bose!
It's called proper audio storage
@@Thetrueking-gr2ss Thanks!
This really takes you back in time.
How does this channel not have at least 100k subs yet? Somehow it’s not getting the exposure it needs.
Great VIDEO . PLEASE ADD MORE. GREAT HISTORY
Douglas Edwards. He used to do Newsbreaks at the end of the Price is Right and soap operas in the 70’s and early 80’s on CBS.
That was Johnny Olsen
I can’t wait to get one of those Admiral refrigerators and radios after we beat Hitler and Tojo in 1950
Fascinating! Thanks for uploading!
Glad you liked it!
Add it to the playlist, please? Tsk a lot
@@oldisbest470 you running a "word filter" to eliminate comments ???
Listen to this, they really put a lot of spice and build up the supply lines full of everything in an endless line back to America. The German population hearts had to melt hearing that.
Wonderful History !
Those first reports of the battle of the bulge must have been terrifying to hear live especially considering how little information they had to work with. Without context it sounds like the Germans made it much closer to Antwerp than they ever did.
9:40 Another recognition of the Coast Guard ! Semper Paratus !
Man i miss my great grandpa
Anybody know more about the shortwave broadcasts? Never knew CBS had one.
I want an Admiral radio !
You can find vintage Admiral radios for sale. Sadly, Admiral got hammered by low price imports and pretty much disappeared. I vaguely recall having a few Admiral products in our house - cannot recall what - probably a radio and maybe a TV.
Mom had a Zenith for years. I think granny had an admiral refrigerator.
We forget, unfortunately, the superb job that our American radio and newspaper networks did in aiding our war effort. This great set of recordings demonstrates, once again, that the ability for radio and to hear, is much better than the ability to see also--though televised is great also. These days, our military restricts journalists too much--they learned after America became so horrified watching Vietnam play out (I was a kid in the sixties and my parents often sent me from the room when our news came on every evening). I still hope that one day the American people will remove GOP hate-based radio interspersed with ethnic music, and will return at least part of our airways to this most-democratic form of journalism. For probably about five Dollars, every American could afford a small radio...
Amazing
Good video. Important history
This is amazing
I realize everything had to go through censorship, but did the office of war information write some of these scripts? It seemed obvious that some of the combat soldiers being interviewed hadn't seen the script they were reading before they read it into the microphone because they stumbled over many of the words.
@2:51:07 -- Wow! You can really hear how much FDR's health had deteriorated in the slurring of his voice. I wonder how many people listening at the time noticed it.
At 9:45 a reporter is interviewing a Lt. John Mitchell of the Coast Guard. There is a good chance this is the same John Mitchell who would eventually become Attorney General of the US. in the Nixon administration and would be engulfed in the Watergate Scandal.
Mitchell was a Lt. JG in the Navy in WW2, not the Coast Guard.
Dam that was before I was born
is there.....ANY......WAY.........POSSIBLE !......that I can get this exact same thing, ( BUT WITH MUSIC IF POSSIBLE, GERMANY MUSIC ) for as close to the same time duration as possibe....( as many hours as possible )....world war 2 radio, only coming solely from GERMANY ?? Would that be possible ?
Sure, go right ahead and make it! 🤣🤣🤣
@@Billthebaker420 wish I had it 🤷♂️
Only a filthy, disgusting, Jew hater would want Nazi radio broadcasts,so piss off
Greece Athens 29 9 1944 a city called Egaleo the Germans killed 215 greeks.
What a difference how they treated Presidents then as compared to now ! What a shame on today’s media.
Fdr was a venerated by the media because he was a communist and globalist and aided the communist agenda which the media has always endorsed.
Contemporary personalities who were equally famous/popular for their role in winning the war like general MacArthur and Paton were trashed by the media because while they risked their lives and their Men’s lives to fight the axis (and so had great credibility) they also knew and said publicly that communists were just as big a threat to humanity as the axis and they were shunned and derided by the media for It.
@@tyqwdybijo Yeah that FDR, fighting against the Japanese Empire and Hitler's fascist Third Reich. You would have enjoyed a slave labor camp I'm guessing.
FDR… “ The gravedigger of Europe” .. US should have Allied with the Reich
@@tyqwdybijo Dugout Doug was the most overrated general of the war. Patton was admired and celebrated by the media - he constantly used them to promote himself. Commies were no threat to anybody - they were too dumb to accomplish anything - anybody with 10 cents worth of brains knew communism would fail. FDR was a commie? lmao
Everyone hates the media now and has no respect for them.
Greece 9 10 1944 a city called Koropi the Germans murder 47 civilians
My mother had graduated nursing school in Big Two and was in The Army Cadet Nurse Corps, serving this bitched-up, divided nation. Thank you,Mom, and THANK YOU ALL VETERANS....BTW, my mom was a wee slip of a girl at age 17 as this happened
Mentioned at 1:08:54, did Photographer's Mate Lawrence Smith ever get his lead?