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CBS D-Day1000

Complete Broadcast D-Day CBS · June 6, 1944 · 56 min · 8,741 words

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Good morning. This is quite the least inviting you to listen during the next half hour to two outstanding radio programs Valium Lady and light of the world Valium Lady Scott the Valium Lady brought to you by Cheerios a product of General Mills Creators of new foods and new ideas for a better world

Today we are a nation united as perhaps we have never been united before before. In the mind of every one of us, there are the same anxious thoughts, powers of fighting going, and what can I do to help? Compared with the sacrifices that the men of our invasion forces are making now, it doesn't seem very much for us to do, to give money, and yet the

outcome of the battle may be decided by the amount and kind of equipment with which our men are supplied. We can help today by buying more war bonds, war bonds to provide money for equipment that will continue to give our men the overwhelming superiority we want them to have on the invasion fronts. We can help this very minute by getting not just the bonds that we can

well afford, but also those that we may have to pinch and squint to buy. And we can keep on buying war bonds with every penny we can spare, breaking up our invasion armies until the victory is won.

Young lady, only two hours after their return to America, my clipper, Joan Scott and her husband Dr. Truman Scott, find themselves deep in difficulty.

Just when Joan had so hoped that their homecoming would be the start of a new, a happy life in which Truman would forget the bitter disappointments which have dogged his past. And to make matters worse, Joan feels responsible for their present trouble, or it all stems from the bracelets, which has such sentimental value to her,

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