DescriptionCBS-Listening-Post-Transcription-1941.jpg	Promotional photograph of two staff at a CBS listening station, transcribing propaganda broadcasts from Europe
Date	28 May 1941
Source	Self scan of original promotional glossy photograph date-stamped May 28, 1941 Published in Banking magazine, February 1942, page 51
Author	CBS and photographer unknown
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Photo from the files of The Baltimore Sun, which has noted its use on the reverse side and date-stamped the image May 28, 1941
Text stamped on reverse reads as follows:
CBS LISTENING POST WHERE PROPAGANDA BLASTS FROM EUROPE ARE ANALYZED AND RECORDED

Female staff member is using a Royal typewriter and a dictation machine, transcribing recordings from Ediphone wax dictation cylinders