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Haggin, B. H. | January 4, 1947 issue

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In March, 1945, the important news of recording company Victor's imminent resumption of production of a number of the important recordings that it had placed on the inactive list for the duration of the war was published . It was planning to do this because after more than two years of the ban it had almost exhausted its reserve of new recordings. Victor shipments have been older items many of which have long been cut of stock. Victor planned, which could not be definite about, resume production of its pre-war catalogue.

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VICTOR (Company); WAR; SOUND recordings; SOUND recording industry; MUSIC trade

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