When radio became a weapon of war
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Norman Corwin, brilliant writer of radio shows, is shown hunched over his typewriter as he ponders over a script for one of his Tuesday night broadcasts, April 21, 1944. Corwin, of Boston, was a poet, ex-newspaperman and ex-press agent.
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