
It's kind of like a message in a bottle, only on a record.
It's kind of like it's been bobbing atop the storm-tossed seas for 66 years, only it probably was in someone's basement.
It's definitely a message from 1945, someone committing something he or she thought important to a Presto transcription disc -- someone reaching out to a future and to Omahans then unknown, conveying a slice of what was then into what someday would be.
Message received.
Welcome, fellow survivors of the postmodern age to a time of America triumphant and evil vanquished . . . at least for a brief moment in time. Welcome to Nov. 22, 1945. It's Thanksgiving Day, and this is the world news over radio station WOW, Omaha, Neb.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
A message etched in shellac
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Labels: 1940s, 1945, broadcasting, culture, history, home, journalism, media, Nebraska, Omaha, radio, records, World War II, WOW
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