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“Hillbilly Drama.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, February 24, 1946.“Chicken Surplus.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1946.“Carmen Miranda.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1946.“Doc Rockwell (Last Half).” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 17, 1946.“Candy Anonymous.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 24, 1946.“Brooklyn Pinafore.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1946.“Racing Form Trial.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 28, 1946.“Breakfast Show.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 5, 1946.“Cairo.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 12, 1946.“Fred Makes Phil Harris An Offer.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1946.“King For A Day.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 26, 1946.“The Bowery.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1946.“50th Anniversary Of The Telephone Company.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1946.“1st Q 'Why Are Fewer People Going To The Race Track'; Fred And Guest Charlie Cantor Do A Satire Of 'Honor And Obey'.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 30, 1946.“Tribute To Medical Science.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Radio Mikado.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1946.“British Radio.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1947.“Anti Bribery Legislation.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1947.“Law Busters.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 26, 1947.“Fred Tries To Get Lauritz A Job On Radio.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, February 2, 1947.“Mayhem In The Penthouse.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1947.“Picadilly.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 16, 1947.“Suing Fred Over Copyrights.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 23, 1947.“1st Q 'How Do You Feel About Mayor LaGuardia's Return To Private Life'; Guest Gregory Ratoff (Upcut, 1.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 6, 1947.“The Hollywood Mikado.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 11, 1947.“Gimmick With A Megaphone.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 25, 1947.“Rochester Has His Own Radio Program.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1947.“Renting The Room.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 15, 1947.“The Perfect Crime.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 19, 1947.“The Haley And Allen Show.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1947.“New Year's Eve Plans.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, December 14, 1947.“What's The Most Important Scientific Discovery.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, December 21, 1947.“Fred Tries To Sue To Return His Cuckoo Clock.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1947.“Psychopathic Spectacular.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1948.“Dr Hoppinpepper.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 25, 1948.“Husband And Wife Radio Show.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, March 28, 1948.“One Long Pan Skit.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1948.“Author Meets His Match.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 18, 1948.“Scalping Baseball Tickets.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, April 25, 1948.“JP Morgan Court Of Human Relations.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 2, 1948.“Break The Contestant.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 9, 1948.“Fred Wants To Do Bing's Life Story.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1948.“Quiz Program And Soap Opera.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1948.“Tennessee Newsboy.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, December 22, 1953.“South Of The Border.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1954.“If I Could Be With You.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 12, 1954.“Young At Heart.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1954.“Lean Baby.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1954.“Somebody Loves Me.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 26, 1954.“On the Sunny Side of the Street.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, January 29, 1954.