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“By The Waters Of Minnetonka.” Little Old Hollywood. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“And The News Japanese Reorganizing Nanking Govt..” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“April Fools Day.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“My Lucky Summer.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“The Forged Check.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“CBS Japanese Reorganizing Nanking Government.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“The Brentwood Mystery.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“Love Affair.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, April 1, 1940.“Women In Nursing.” Gallant American Women. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“CBS Germans Raid Scapa Flow In Orkneys.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“CBS Elmer Davis And The News Germans Raid Scapa Flow In Orkneys.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Benedict Arnold.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Meredith Willsons Musical Revue.” The Johnson Wax Program. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Memories Of Miller.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Minding Gildersleeves House.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Lewis Gannett.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“I Wanta Go To Tokyo.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“1st Spiritual 'Judgment Day'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“Memories Of Miller.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“And The News Germans Raid Scapa Flow.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1940.“PTT French Premier Paul Reynaud Appeals For Us Aid.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“Till The Cows Come Home.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“PTT Appeals For Us Aid.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“Everything Is Peaches Down In Georgia.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“The Giant Of Brentwood.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“The Laziest Man In The World.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“The Guilty By Family Association.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“The Woodpecker Song.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“Derelicts.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“Elmer Tries To Sell Dental Supplies.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“PTT French Premier Paul Reynaud Appeals For Us Aid.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.“The Woodpecker Song.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, April 3, 1940.American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“Me And The Moon.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“The Johnson Rag.” Glenn Millers Music. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“Rush Must Make A Call On A Girl.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“The Johnson Rag.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“Guest Priscilla Lane.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“April Fools.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“The Johnson Rag.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“John Alden Sketch. Guest Priscilla Lane, Hugh Herbert.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, April 4, 1940.“I Never Knew I Could Love Anybody.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.“Asher Sizemore And Little Jimmie I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven.” WHAS Louisville. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.“Cafe Rouge.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.“Cafe Rouge.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.“The Secret Of Stone House.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.“The Dan Brewer's Overconfidence.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 5, 1940.