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September 21, 1939 proved to be a momentous and historical day for old time radio. Radio Station WJSV in Washington D.C. transcribed an entire day's worth of broadcasts the same month Germany invaded Poland. It offered listeners across the nation a glimpse behind the scenes of their favorite network station. Thousand miles away, political unrest was brewing in Europe as Heydrich formalized the issuance of several Nazi policies and decrees on the same day that Complete Broadcast Day (September 21, 1939) was aired. Click here to read more about Complete Cbs Broadcast Day D Day


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 06.06.1944 2300

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 06.07.1944 1430 news

 06.07.1944 1415 joyce jordan m d

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 06.07.1944 1400 portia faces life

 06.07.1944 1345 the goldbergs

 06.07.1944 1330 criscos radio newspaper

 06.07.1944 1315 ma perkins

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 06.07.1944 1300 life can be beautiful

 06.07.1944 1245 our gal sunday

 06.07.1944 1230 romance of helen trent

 06.07.1944 1215 big sister

 06.06.1944 1200

 06.07.1944 1200 kate smith speaks

 06.07.1944 1145 aunt jennys real life stories

 06.07.1944 1130 bright horizon

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First is one from 9/21/1939 that begins with WJSV signing on at 0600, and ends with their signoff. At this time Arthur Godfrey was morning disk jockey for this station in Washington, DC, which later became WTOP, and now goes by another name. The second feature is from the end of WWII (JAPAN), beginning from 11:00 am, continuing until 5:00 pm. Both broadcasts feature all programs during recording times.

COMPLETE BROADCAST DAY (WWII)

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Features the broadcast day from the CBS Radio Network on June 26, 1944 as Allied troops attack the shores of Normandy to break Nazi Germany's hold on France, and the turning point of the war that led to the Allied victory in 1945. During the day, regular programs are interrupted with on- the-spot news of what was going on, and there were special newscasts throughout the day at the what was being accomplished.

D-DAY - June 6th, 1944

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