New York University Collection. 1935 - 1954. Audio Recordings of "America's Town Meeting of the Air" Radio Programs. 1935 - 1954. HAVE WE GAINED OR LOST IN THE FAR EAST SINCE THE DISMISSAL OF GEN. MAC ARTHUR?

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New York University Collection. 1935 - 1954. Audio Recordings of "America's Town Meeting of the Air" Radio Programs. 1935 - 1954. HAVE WE GAINED OR LOST IN THE FAR EAST SINCE THE DISMISSAL OF GEN. MAC ARTHUR?

1952

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