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Latest comment: 13 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hello, I don't have any problems to report, but just wanted to let you guys know that I uploaded a radio broadcast off of an old shellac disc from 1947 which may be useful for the site. It may be the only surviving copy that I know of. Im not sure if you guys have an article on the S.S. Ulua, which was a Banana ship from United Fruit Company. The actual recording has a lot of neat information about the ship, plus the audio itself is neat, since it was recorded in 1947. Im a fan of Wikipedia and anything I can do to add knowledge to the site, I always try to. Hear is the link to the file of the 78 rpm records I uploaded: