Governor Langlie and Sam Crawford on the Radio, December 8, 1941
Entry/Object ID
N071-1
Description
Governor Langlie and Sam Crawford, December 8, 1941. Black and white negative of a print features the two men in a room sitting with a microphone between them on a table. In the back is a piece of equipment, possibly a speaker with a piece of paper attached. A light colored wall and window with blinds is behind them. Sam Crawford, the first state radio's newsman, was interviewing Governor Langlie the day after Pearl Harbor on the statewide news network.
Negative is frame #20A, last on a strip of six. With the image oriented for the viewer, the frame number "20A" is printed upside down at the top. "071" is handwritten directly onto the bottom edge of the negative. On another part of the strip is printed: "Kodak Safety Film" and "Kodak Panatomic X Film."
Made/Created
Date made
1941 - 1941
Place
State/Province
Washington
Country
United States
Continent
North America
Notes
Date: 1941/12/08
Film Size: 35 mm
Lexicon
Search Terms
Radio, Government & Politics, KGY Radio
Dimensions
Dimension Notes
This is one negative image that is part of a strip of six.
