Try  the archives of the New York County Clerk, Joe BVan Nostrand,
archivist. DBAs are filed with County Clerks. Might also try the
archives of the NeEw York City Department of Records and Information
Services, Ken Cobb, archivist.

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Happy New Year! to all,

I received the following request for informtion a few days ago.

I am looking for any information on a recording stuido that was located
at
395 Broadway in New York (in 1946) and I came across your name as
possibly
knowing some information that could help. If you are able to share any
information concerning a company called 'The RecorDisc Corp'.  Thank
you,
Cathy D.

I Googled the various terms every which way and searched the back
issues of
the New York Times (including advertising), but came up with nothing
for
the company name or any recording studio at that address.

I'm suggesting to her that she try the NY Public Library and ASCAP.
Any
others suggestions I can pass along to Cathy Dufour (yes, I did
searches on
that last name as well, in case there's a family connection).

Thanks in advance for any help,

David Minor

David Minor
Eagles Byte Historical Research
Pittsford, New York
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