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| Title | : | an appeal to the laboring man |
| Air Date | : | 07.16.1939 ( July 16, 1939) |
| Plot | : | +Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "An Appeal To The Laboring Man," "The Voice Of Social Justice". The broadcast originates from The Shrine Of The Little Flower, Royal Oak, Michigan. Father Coughlin explains that his criticisms of Communist labor leaders does not mean that he's anti-labor. He says that there's little difference between Communists and Nazis. There is also a news commentary by "The Voice Of Social Justice" implying Elliot Roosevelt is a "Fellow Traveler." The commentator (who sounds like Fred Foy!) demands equal time from the Mutual net to answer Roosevelt. |
| File | : | an_appeal_to_the_laboring_man-1939-07-16.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 14.25Mb |
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| Title | : | an appeal to the laboring man |
| Air Date | : | 07.16.1939 |
| Plot | : | +Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "An Appeal To The Laboring Man," "The Voice Of Social Justice". The broadcast originates from The Shrine Of The Little Flower, Royal Oak, Michigan. Father Coughlin explains that his criticisms of Communist labor leaders does not mean that he's anti-labor. He says that there's little difference between Communists and Nazis. There is also a news commentary by "The Voice Of Social Justice" implying Elliot Roosevelt is a "Fellow Traveler." The commentator (who sounds like Fred Foy!) demands equal time from the Mutual net to answer Roosevelt. |
| File | : | an_appeal_to_the_laboring_man-1939-07-16.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 14.25Mb |
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