In 1938, one radio broadcast made Americans think the world was ending: The incredible true story behind the 'War of the Worlds' panic
- Late on an autumn evening in 1938, many Americans settled down beside their radios expecting an ordinary night of entertainment.
- Radio had become the country's most trusted source of news and information.
- Families relied on it for election results, breaking events and speeches from political leaders.
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- Late on an autumn evening in 1938, many Americans settled down beside their radios expecting an ordinary night of entertainment.
- Radio had become the country's most trusted source of news and information.
- Families relied on it for election results, breaking events and speeches from political leaders.
Sources: Times of India