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WHA Studio
February 26, 1945
WHA studio, with two women and two men posing around a microphone. The woman to the immediate left of the microphone has been identified as Dorothy Shinstine, who worked in the offices of WHA. In ...
WHA Radio Studio Program
April 27, 1946
Wisconsin School of the Air program, featuring Fanny Steve at the piano leading a group of children in a rhythm game. Her popular show, "Rhythm and Games" was heard in classrooms throughout the state.
Fanny (Mrs. William) Steve with Children
March 28, 1947
Fanny (Mrs. William) Steve, at the piano, and children playing instruments in WHA radio studio. Mrs. Steve was part of the program staff of the School of the Air, WHA. The children are from Oak Ha...
Man Standing at WHA Microphone
April 2, 1944
Mr. Witte, possibly Edwin E. Witte, at a WHA microphone.
Women's Chorus In The WHA's Studio
February 28, 1945
Women's chorus performing in WHA studio.
WHA Radio Station
January 1948
Supervising a WHA radio broadcast are Karl Schmidt, dramatic producer, and Ernest Engberg, studio operator. They are sitting at a desk in front of a window.
