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KDYL (possibly for the program "People Report") includes such subjects as alcoholism and the drunk farm, vandalism, divorce, and juvenile delinquency.

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Discussion of the United Nations broadcast, alcoholism, and traffic safety.

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Appearances on "Hello, Ladies" on which Bosone spoke of mixing a career with being a wife and mother; on "The Hall of Fame," a tribute to Bosone and short biography; and a salute to Bosone on "Mothers of Today!"

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Appearances on "Auerbach's Breakfast-Time Half Hour" first as a guest speaking of her work and background and then speaking about the San Francisco United Nations Conference.

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From the Program "Her Honor--The Judge" including such subjects as disorderly conduct, juvenile delinquency, vandalism, vagrancy, traffic safety statistics, drunk driving, hit-and-run, pedestrian accidents, alcoholism, assault and battery, and penalties for repeaters of traffic violations.

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From the program "Her Honor--The Judge" including such subjects as auto theft, assault and battery, disturbing the peace, salute to mothers, women alcoholics, and good neighbors.

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On alcoholism and program entitled "How Should The United Nations Progressively Establish International Law," broadcast on "America's Town Meeting of the Air," from Eugene, Oregon.

Scope and Contents Interviews of Bosone and Mary T. Norton covering the liberal-progressive program of the Democratic party and its timetable in the 81st Congress, Bosone's vote against the CIA bill, military expenditures, "Life With Congress" on "KSL Reports The Washington Scene" (Bosone's first months in Congress, her election to the Public Lands Committee, the Colorado River Compact, Central Arizona Project, the Marshall Plan, the Military Establishments Bill, and the Indians), and "What is the Best Answer...

Scope and Contents Bosone's declaration of candidacy for Second Congressional District in Utah (June 17, 1950); Bosone's legislative objectives dealing with peace, economics and reclamation, mining, education, unemployment, the Civil Conservation Corps, wardship of American Indians, and federal expenditures; speeches on national health insurance and socialized medicine, the American Indian, the federal budget and spending of tax dollars, reclamation and Utah water projects, and communism and socialism,...

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Campaign speeches denouncing William A. Dawson's smear tactics and supporting her views, broadcast by Gordon Crowe for reelection of Reva Beck Bosone, speech dealing with Korea and communism, and "Hi, Neighbor" (1956)--a campaign speech extolling women to vote the Democratic ticket.