|
|
|
 |
|
News: CBS: Heaviest Bombing
Of England Yet (excerpt highlighted in gray)
|
August 27, 1940
|
4:20
|
[title]
|
|
|
| |
If the
file does not automatically play, try clicking
here.
The full version of this file is 14:57 and is
available on CD0400.
|
|
|
|
From London:
1). Air raid in London lasted six hours. Fires
started in industrial areas. Three of these
planes were destroyed.
2). Hitler's air attacks will get tougher,
and night attacks will increase as prelude
to invasion. British planes now outnumber
German.
3). Londoners in theaters entertained themselves
with song and dance.
|
From Berlin:
1). Report on last night's air raid.
2). Germans claim to have shot down 67 British
planes.
3). Propaganda reporter on what he saw during
an air raid in London.
From Washington:
1). Wendell Willkie charges that the defense
program is being bungled.
2). Issue of how many combat planes have been
ordered.
3). Training planes are vitally important
now.
4). Commentary. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
