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Pearl Harbor attack triggered the importance of radio, and Ohio played a key role in "The Voice of America"

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By Stephanie Michaels, Catalog Librarian
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Editor's Note This story was originally published by the Ohio History Connection on Feb. 24, 2023. It is being republished here as part of a collaborative agreement. MASON -- The 1930s were considered the golden age of radio. During that time, commercial radio broadcasts became a main source of news and entertainment for most Americans; U.S. president (and Ohio native) Warren G. Harding even had one installed in the White House.
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Pearl Harbor attack triggered the importance of radio, and Ohio played a key role in "The Voice of America"

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By Stephanie Michaels, Catalog Librarian
| Knox Pages Verified
Editor’s Note This story was originally published by the Ohio History Connection on Feb. 24, 2023. It is being republished here as part of a collaborative agreement. MASON — The 1930s were considered the golden age of radio. During that time, commercial radio broadcasts became a main source of news and entertainment for most Americans; U.S. president (and Ohio native) Warren G. Harding even had one installed in the White House.
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