Voice of America Moves to Washington Headquarters
In February 1942 the Voice of America launched from a New York studio and now operates round the clock in 38 languages from its Washington home. The move last fall placed 650 staff in the Health and Welfare Building to coordinate with the US Information Agency, with 14 studios and 10 recording rooms for 40 simultaneous discs.
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