CBS Broadcasting: Zirato Correspondence: Contracts, Programs, Sponsorship, Timings, Mar 28, 1944 - Mar 30, 1945

Zirato correspondence with CBS regarding programs, timings, soloists and their fees, and sponsorship by U. S. Rubber, rental of Carnegie Hall, and intermission speeches; agreement between NYP and CBS regarding broadcasting of concerts; drafts of intermission speeches by Marshall Field (Oct. 8, 1944) and Nelson Eddy (Oct. 29, 1944); LS-James Seward, numerous re radio broadcasts; LS-James Fassett, re radio broadcasts; LS-Floyd G. Blair and others re partisan intermission remarks deemed improper by Quentin Reynolds re General Charles de Gaulle; Timings of radio broadcasts; LS-William G. King, CBS, General Supervisor of Philharmonic radio broadcasts; Suggestion of special radio broadcast "Requests from the Troops"; Radio appeal by Governor Thomas E. Dewey