In The Corner With Dan Hughes

"One of the most outstanding programs in radio" - Variety."The boldest and hardest-hitting program of 1944" - New York Times.Words at War ran just two years, from June 1943 to June 1945.  Its theme was World War II.  Novels and short stories were featured, as were non-fiction war correspondents like Ernie Pyle.  In this episode, host Carl Van Doren presents Fair Stood the Wind for France, which is both a war story and a love story, and is considered one of the very best shows of the series.  It first aired on June 27, 1944.