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ערך טוב: 
משפחה מאזינה לשידורים הראשונים בסביבות 1920 עם רדיו קריסטל (אנ'). רדיו קריסטל, מורשת מטרום עידן השידור הנרחב, תוכנן ללא רמקול, ולכן המשפחה הייתה חייבת לחלוק אוזניות.
חזרה לתוכנית הרדיו של מלחמת העולם השנייה "אתה לא יכול לעשות עסקים עם היטלר" (You Can't Do Business with Hitler) עם ג'ון פלין ווירג'יניה מור. סדרת תוכניות זו, שודרה לפחות פעם בשבוע ביותר מ-790 תחנות רדיו בארצות הברית, נכתבה והופקה על ידי מדור הרדיו של משרד מודיעין המלחמה (OWI).
כרזת תעמולה הקשורה לרדיו במלחמת העולם השנייה
פרנק סינטרה ואלידה ואלי משוחחים בשירות הרדיו של הכוחות המזוינים במהלך מלחמת העולם השנייה.
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