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| Title | : | fdr message to congress |
| Air Date | : | 01.07.1940 ( January 7, 1940) |
| Plot | : | +Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Can Man Master The Machine?"/"The Marriage Feast Of Kanah". The broadcast originates from The Shrine Of The Little Flower, Royal Oak, Michigan. A station playing swing records on an adjacent frequency makes Father Coughlin almost impossible to understand until seventeen minutes into the program, when the source of the signal is retuned. Father Coughlin speaks about modern and government housing. He envisions a "New Frontier" and a "New West." Our problem is not "production," it's "distribution." Father Coughlin urges, "Go west, young man, go west!" |
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| Title | : | fdr message to congress |
| Air Date | : | 01.07.1940 |
| Plot | : | +Father Coughlin network, WHBI, Newark, New Jersey aircheck. "Can Man Master The Machine?"/"The Marriage Feast Of Kanah". The broadcast originates from The Shrine Of The Little Flower, Royal Oak, Michigan. A station playing swing records on an adjacent frequency makes Father Coughlin almost impossible to understand until seventeen minutes into the program, when the source of the signal is retuned. Father Coughlin speaks about modern and government housing. He envisions a "New Frontier" and a "New West." Our problem is not "production," it's "distribution." Father Coughlin urges, "Go west, young man, go west!" |
| File | : | fdr_message_to_congress-1940-01-07.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 7.32Mb |
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