Radio programs

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks, Harry S. Truman Library Director, as a guest on the WDAF-Radio Program "Conversation" at Bretton's Restaurant. From left to right: Walt Bodine, Jean Glenn, Dr. Brooks, and unnamed technician.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks (right), first director of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, being interviewed by unidentified reporter for the Voice of America.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks (right), first director of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, being interviewed by unidentified reporter for Voice of America.

Dr. Philip C. Brooks (right), first director of the Truman Presidential Library, being interviewed by unidentified reporter for Voice of America.

Drucie Snyder, daughter of Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. John W. Snyder, and her friend Margaret Truman, daughter of the President. Miss Snyder is shown interviewing Miss Truman about her recent concert tour on Miss Snyder's daily radio program. From: Beth Gore

Charles R. Denny, Vice-President, General Counsel for NBC and former Chairman of the FCC, told Senate investigators that "Voice of America" scripts were not as bad as they were painted by some critics. He stated translations of the Spanish language were not accurate. From: Beth Gore.