Archival Dispatch: September 1 Calendar Walk — David Harding Counterspy, Evelyn Ankers, and FDR
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Tags: September 1, Calendar Walk, Counterspy, David Harding, Don MacLaughlin, Mandel Kramer, Phillips H Lord, Schutter Candy, Pepsi-Cola, Stars Over Hollywood, Evelyn Ankers, Richard Long, Carnation Evaporated Milk, Captain Starr of Space, John Dehner, Franklin D Roosevelt, Alternate Titles, Original Filenames
September 1 Archival Metadata Enrichment (Increment 557)
This archival dispatch documents the historical provenance, broadcast scheduling, commercial sponsorship, credited cast, production personnel, alternate circulating titles, and pure narrative synopses for broadcasts transmitting on September 1 across counter-espionage investigations, Hollywood starlet dramas, space opera adventures, and presidential addresses, Don MacLaughlin in David Harding, Counterspy for Schutter Candy and Pepsi-Cola (1946, 1949), Evelyn Ankers and Richard Long in Stars Over Hollywood for Carnation Milk (1945, 1951), John Dehner in Captain Starr of Space (1953), and President Roosevelt's 1941 address (1941–1953):
1. September 1 Archival Inventory (Increment 557)
| Original Circulating Filename & Alternate Titles | Canonical Title | Network, Airdate & Showtime | Sponsor & Commercial Ads | Credited Cast & Performers | Director, Writers & Crew | Genres | Story Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Counterspy_1946_Uranium.mp3 Alt: Counterspy 1946 Episode |
"The Case of the Counterfeit Uranium with Don MacLaughlin and Schutter Candy" | ABC (WJZ) 1946-09-01 5:30 PM EDT |
Schutter Candy Co. Bit-O-Honey & Old Nick |
Don MacLaughlin, Kramer | Phillips H. Lord (Creator) | ["Espionage", "Mystery", "Counterspy", "Don MacLaughlin", "Phillips H Lord"] |
Counterspy chief David Harding investigates an international espionage syndicate attempting to sell contaminated uranium ores to foreign agents. |
Counterspy_1949_Professor2.mp3 Alt: Cold Blooded Professor Part 2 |
"The Cold-Blooded Professor (Part 2) with Don MacLaughlin and Pepsi-Cola" | ABC (WJZ) 1949-09-01 8:00 PM EDT |
Pepsi-Cola Company Pepsi-Cola Soft Drinks |
Don MacLaughlin, Kramer | Phillips H. Lord (Creator) | ["Espionage", "Mystery", "Counterspy", "Don MacLaughlin", "Pepsi-Cola"] |
David Harding closes in on a renegade university physics instructor selling classified atomic propulsion formulas to a foreign power. |
Stars_Hwood_1945_Heiress.mp3 Alt: Guest - Evelyn Ankers Stars Over Hollywood |
"The Runaway Heiress with Evelyn Ankers and Carnation Milk" | CBS (KNX) 1945-09-01 12:30 PM EWT |
Carnation Company Carnation Evaporated Milk |
Evelyn Ankers | Hollywood Radio Staff | ["Drama", "Romance", "Stars Over Hollywood", "Evelyn Ankers", "Carnation"] |
A sheltered socialite heiress flees an arranged marriage and assumes a false identity as a waitress in a roadside diner. |
Stars_Hwood_1951_WilderBrown.mp3 Alt: Young Wilder Brown Stars Over Hollywood |
"Young Wilder Brown with Richard Long and Carnation Milk" | CBS (KNX) 1951-09-01 12:30 PM EDT |
Carnation Company Carnation Evaporated Milk |
Richard Long | Hollywood Radio Staff | ["Drama", "Romance", "Stars Over Hollywood", "Richard Long", "Carnation"] |
An ambitious small-town mechanic risks his life savings to build a custom racing automobile for the state speedway championship. |
Captain_Starr_1953_Asteroid.mp3 Alt: Captain Starr Of Space 1953 Episode |
"The Asteroid Pirates (Episode 53) with John Dehner" | ABC 1953-09-01 |
Sustaining Space Sci-Fi |
John Dehner (Starr) | ABC Dramatic Staff | ["Sci-Fi", "Space", "Adventure", "Captain Starr", "John Dehner"] |
Captain Starr navigates his patrol cruiser through deep-space asteroid fields to capture rogue interplanetary raiders. |
FDR_1941_FiresideChat_Alt.mp3 Alt: Labor Day Radio Address FDR Fireside Chat |
"Labor Day Radio Address on Industrial Mobilization (Alternate)" | All Networks 1941-09-01 1:00 PM EDST |
Sustaining Presidential Address |
Franklin D. Roosevelt | Hyde Park Radio Staff | ["Speech", "History", "FDR", "Fireside Chats", "Labor Day"] |
President Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the nation from Hyde Park explaining why American labor solidarity is essential to defeating totalitarian aggression. |
2. Archival Verification Summary
- Target Calendar Day: September 1
- Broadcasts Resolved This Increment: 6
- Cumulative Resolved on September 1: 264 / 389
- Target Repositories Synchronized:
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