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Farewell to Studio Nine
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Robert Trout, Don Lang and Toughie Robert Trout (right) with Don Lang and Toughie in 1935.
Some of the most significant sounds of the 20th century emanated from CBS Radio's Studio 9 in New York City and veteran broadcaster Robert Trout remembers them. Trout says that between 1938 and 1964 he presented world events to the nation from that perch high over Manhattan.

Recently when he was preparing to ship more than 100 boxes of his personal papers and broadcasts to the University of Texas at Austin, he found a long forgotten transcription of the program in which he said farewell to Studio Nine -- 35 years ago. In it -- among other things - the last ever chat with Edward R Murrow.


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