In response to an inquiry from someone named Tom, the unidentified speaker is recounting his experience in the Korean War. He begins by explaining a Mosquito strike book as it relates to people named John Fitch and Howe. Cassette recorded on two sides.
Korean War Veteran Tom Bragdon of Waterville, ME, responds to a survey from the Mosquito Control Group to contribute to a forthcoming book. He narrates his experience in the military and in the Korean War.
Veteran Lacy Barnett speaks to a gathering of the Korean War Veterans Association about his research on the 34th Infantry's activities during the Korean War.
Eloise Bell of member station KXCV reports on the newly opened Center for the Study of the Korean War. Located in Independence, MO, on the campus of Graceland University, it opens on the 50th Anniversary of North Korean troops crossing the 38th Parallel into South Korea, beginning the Korean War. Includes interviews with Center for the Study of the Korean War staff member Paul M. Edwards, Korean War veteran David Carmichael, and the Harry S. Truman Library's education staff member Tom Heuertz.
Former president Harry S. Truman is the guest on the interview program, Milwaukee Reports, WXIX-TV. Truman is asked questions by several members of a panel. Panelists include: Mr. Ruben E. Peterson Jr, a member of the Milwaukee Bar Association; Mr. Sam Rizzo, international representative of the UAW CIO; Mr. Richard E. Krug, city librarian; Dr. Anthony T. Bouscarew, head of the Department of Political Science at Marquette University; Mr. Ray W. Taylor, editor of the Milwaukee Labor Press; and Walter S. Davis, member of the Milwaukee Junior Bar Association.
Interview with Sir George Middleton in London regarding Iran, by James F. Goode. Transcript available in manuscript collection.
Interview of George McGhee by James F. Goode, in Washington, DC, regarding Iran. Transcript available in manuscript collection.
James F. Goode interviewed Henry Byroade in Potomac, MD, regarding US policy towards Iran. Transcripts are available in the Goode manuscript collection, including a version with Byroade's corrections.
James F. Goode interviewed E.A. Bayne in New Haven, CT, regarding American policies toward Iran in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Former member of the American University Field Staff, Edward A. Bayne was a scholar in the field of political science. His research included diverse countries, but his most extensive research was in the Middle East. He was an acquaintance of multiple Iranian premiers.
Interview by Monte Poen with Dorothy Rosenman. Mrs. Rosenman and her husband, Samuel I. Rosenman, were close friends with Harry S. and Bess Truman. In addition, Samuel was Harry's personal "New York lawyer." There are several stories cited about the Truman's visits to New York and the get-togethers and parties. She tells of the 1958 trip to France with them and how it was strictly a vacation. There was an interesting anecdote about the couples' visit to meet artist Pablo Picasso's at his house. Mrs. Rosenman says her husband was Mr.