This broadcast suffered more broadcast interference and media damage than other broadcasts of this period, but though not completely remastered, it has instead been specially enhanced digitally for optimum volume and RealAudio playback. This broadcast was lost in the maze of entries on the shelves of the National Archives until I chanced on it. One of her best, though the original was in terrible condition. This soundfile was made from a partially restored version of my fully remastered broadcast - a good third of it was nearly inaudible in the original, while most of the rest was quite overmodulated. It's an extremely topical historical artifact - it handles the Battle of Saipan during some of the worst of the fighting with a skit that Iva makes into one of her most memorable sabotages.
Reception too is better than average.
Though the source media was nearly all inaudible, this broadcast too has been brought back to life after having been digitally enhanced for optimum volume and RealAudio playback. It is also representative of the show's format during this period, which has adopted a more plaintive tone and overt propaganda message. Iva, however, continues to keep her honor without stain - this is the first recording available of her broadcasting after having been forced from her virtual asylum at Sophia University Church College. The show is even more plaintive than that of June 15th, and sounds both rushed and threadbare. Listen to her voice during this segue.