Recherche dans la collection - Lancaster Bomber at Dorval Airport and Nylon Factory in Kingston, Ontario

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, RADIO: DISC COLLECTION

1979-0019

Enregistrement sonore

1 of 1

1942

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, J. Frank Willis

This consists of interview and actuality cuts recorded for the CBC radio series Our Canada, telling the story of the ordinary people, events and developments in the railways, wheatlands, waterways, mines, airways, industries, communications, arts, governments, philanthropies and religions that have shaped Canada. A reporter describes an Avro Lancaster bomber that has been flown across the Atlantic Ocean and is now in Number 3 Hangar of the R.A.F. Ferry Command base at Dorval Airport. He came over to Canada on this Lancaster, the first such airplane to cross the Atlantic, as a navigator. The Lancaster is to be manufactured in Canada. Another unidentified reporter describes the scene in the spinning room of a nylon factory in Kingston, Ontario, with background noise of machinery winding nylon thread onto bobbins. There is actuality sound of an unidentified factory.

English

Libre

A1 2006-05-0013

GAD 0FD547

~To be Determined / À déterminer

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