The driver adjusts the volume in the car audio system
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1940s - The Leonard Ware trio waits for the go sign from a WQXR station manager before broadcasting a new propaganda song.
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USA - 1940s - Peggy Lee begins singing "It's A Good Day" at a recording studio (narrated in 1956).
1942 - Two men put on a record in an army radio station and make adjustments.
1940s - The Leonard Ware trio records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
1942 - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, animation is used to radio announcers in Nazi Germany, fascist Italy and imperial Japan spreading propaganda.
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1940s - The Leonard Ware trio records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
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1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, records a broadcast about American forces successfully invading North Africa.
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1940s - A WQXR radio station manager and announcer prepare for a broadcast.
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1942 - A man puts a record of a translated FDR speech onto a phonograph and makes adjustments before it plays.
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1940s - Leonard Ware records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
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1942 - Two men put on a record in an army radio station and make adjustments.
Close-up. Female hand presses the control buttons of radio stations in the car
1940s - The Leonard Ware trio waits for the go sign from a WQXR station manager before broadcasting a new propaganda song.
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1942 - A man in a recording booth at the Office of War Information adjusts dials.
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1940s - The Leonard Ware trio records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
Worker communicates via radio stations on offshore oil platform under aurora borealis, managing drilling rig systems to reduce emissions and
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1942 - An FDR speech translated into French is played on a phonograph.
Close up of an old radio receiver with rubbing and white buttons, retro style. Action. Different stations and frequencies of the vintage
1942 - An FDR speech translated into French is concluded on a phonograph.
1942 - Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, records a broadcast about American forces successfully invading North Africa.
1953 - Lebanese representative Edward Rizk records a radio broadcast at the UN.
1940s - The Leonard Ware trio records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
1940s - Men and women are seen working at a radio station.
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USA - 1926 - In this animated film, a leopard and hunter stop to collaborate on a piano duet before their chase resumes.
1938 - An inventor demonstrates the use of his new device which can send facsimiles of newspapers by radio.
1942 - A man in a recording booth at the Office of War Information adjusts dials.
GUAM - 1962 - A USAF airman stationed in Guam sorts through music records after Typhoon Karen.
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EUROPE - 1945 - Myriad programs from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation are transmitted to civilians and Canadian soldiers across Europe.
GUAM - 1962 - USAF airmen record a broadcast in Guam after Typhoon Karen.
1945 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Americans are seen enjoying portable radios as well as radios in their cars and homes, and attending a variety of live music shows.
1940s - A radio tower rises above a station suggesting airwaves and broadcasting.
1940s - POV Footage is shot from the passenger seat of a car as the driver steers, changes radio stations, and drives in New York City.
1940s - A man puts a record on a 78 rpm record player and plays it.
1942 - An FDR speech translated into French is played on a phonograph.
1942 - An FDR speech translated into French is begun on a phonograph.
1942 - A man puts a record of a translated FDR speech onto a phonograph and makes adjustments before it plays.
1940s - A WQXR radio station manager and announcer prepare for a broadcast.
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1942 - An FDR speech translated into French is begun on a phonograph.
1940s - Leonard Ware records a song at a WQXR radio station for the Food for Victory campaign.
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CANADA - 1945 - The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation prepares to transmit a program to Canadian servicemen stationed overseas.
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USA - 1949 - Marian Anderson sings a religious song in a recording studio.
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USA - 1940s - Peggy Lee finishes singing "It's A Good Day" at a recording studio.
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UNITED STATES - 1960s - Ron tinkers with a machine while learning office equipment repair. He also works as a disc jockey at the Job Corps radio station.
Driver playing car radio, stations shifting
transportation and vehicle concept - man using car audio stereo system
A captivating drone video offers a bird's-eye view of the broadcasting tower in Hilversum, the center of the Dutch media landscape.
Vertical Video Worker communicates via radio stations on offshore oil platform under aurora borealis, managing drilling rig systems to