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“End Of Two Trials (Niemoller And The Old Bolsheviks).” Raymond Gram Swing. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1938.“Squire Theatrical Agent.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1938.“MBS Raymond Graham Swing On Russia And Germany.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1938.“MBS Raymond Graham Swing On Russia And Germany.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1938.“Captain Dalton Is Captured.” The Cruise Of The Poll Parrot. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“Everyman.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“Tank Victory.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“The Secret Police Are Jailed.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“Seabiscuit 4th Annual Santa Anita Handicap.” Horse Racing. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“Theodore Newton Vail.” Captains of Industry. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1938.“Jackie Cooper.” Thirty Minutes in Hollywood. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“The Bride of Death.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“King Neptune.” Mickey Mouse Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“Program Don Wilson's Fifteenth Anniversary In Radio.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“Milk Racket.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“Man Against Insects.” The World Is Yours. Radio broadcast, March 6, 1938.“Theres Oil on Abner's Land.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Murder At Haggets Landing Pt 2.” Blair of the Mounties. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Poppy.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Jim Murdock's Mine.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Lum's Movie To Begin Filming.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“The Pawn Broker.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“The Spy.” Trommers Troupers. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Case Of The Firebug Murders.” Dick Tracy. Radio broadcast, March 7, 1938.“Death In The Moonlight.” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, March 8, 1938.“1st 'Hell's Bells'. Guests Ed East and Ralph Dumke, Jean O'neill.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, March 8, 1938.“Guest Gloria Swanson.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1938.“The Last of the Scouts Buffalo Bill.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1938.“Squire's Promotions Oil Well.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 9, 1938.“Chicken Heart.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“1st 'Laugh Your Way Through Life'. Guests Gus Van, Helen Jane Belkey.” Comedy Stars of Broadway. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“Virginia Bruce And Robert Montgomery.” Good News Of 1937 To 1940. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“Ex Prime Minister's Daughter Marries Her Gardener.” The March of Time. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“Guest Virginia Bruce.” Maxwell House Good News. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“Guest Thomas Mitchell.” Rudy Vallee - Royal Gelatin Hour. Radio broadcast, March 10, 1938.“Volcanoes.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1938.“Reports Resignation Of Austrian Chancellor Ku.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1938.“Andy Beechum, Prospector.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1938.“Reports Resignation Of Austrian Chancellor Kurt Von Schuschnigg.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1938.“Volcanoes Rotation Of Earth.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 11, 1938.“Dirk Tries To Sink The Poll Parrot.” The Cruise Of The Poll Parrot. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Jack's Camea.” Jack Haley Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Treasure Secured.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“The Great Magician.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“The Octopus Reaches Secret House.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Rrg Joseph Gobbels Proklamation Hitlers Zumans.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Jack Haley.” Log Cabin Jamboree. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Hassan.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Edward L Doheny.” Captains of Industry. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1938.“Edmund Lowe.” Thirty Minutes in Hollywood. Radio broadcast, March 13, 1938.