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“Bernard Dtubbs On The Bef Advance Into Belgium.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, May 13, 1940.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“The World's.” Fun with the Revuers. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“The World's.” The Reviewers. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“And The News Dutch Army Surrenders.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“1st Spiritual 'Get On Board Little Children'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“When The Morning Glories Wake Up In The Morning.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“Sec State Anthony Eden Calls For Local Defense Volunteers.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“Roger Williams.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“Water's Grass Fight With Gildersleeve.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“German Advance On Antwerp.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“Home Arts.” Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's Own Program. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“I'm Just Wild About Harry.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.“The World's.” Revuers. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1940.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Unfinished Business.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Vic's Picture Totally Mislabeled.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“No Other Girl.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Rah, Rah In Omaha.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Buffalo Hills, Part 2 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“The Campaign Against Sweeney.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Reed Wilson Vs Matrimony.” Against the Storm. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Drug Ring, Parts 1 and 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, May 15, 1940.“Down Yonder.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Reed And Kathy At Train Station.” Against the Storm. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Home Arts.” Mrs. Show. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Show.” California Melodies. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“The Student Prince.” The Chicago Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Jokes For Jack Show Excerpt.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Congress Military Strength Speech.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“Home Arts.” Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt's Own Program. Radio broadcast, May 16, 1940.“The Tornado Justice.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“War Time Blues.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“Fri May 17 1940.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“Buffalo Hills, Part 3 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“You Can Tell If She Comes From Dixie.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“Sabotage and Liquidation, Parts 1 and 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, May 17, 1940.“Last Stand.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, May 18, 1940.“The Final Curtain.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, May 18, 1940.“Bob Crosbys Music Shop.” The Bob Crosby Show. Radio broadcast, May 18, 1940.“Death Ray Blown Up.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, May 18, 1940.“American And European Crisis.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“Winston Churchill First Speech As Prime Minister.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“First Speech As Prime Minister.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“Northwest Passage.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“Winston Churchill First Speech As Prime Minister.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“Be Ye Men of Valor.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“the Battle of France.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“And The Winner Is.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.“The Battle Of France.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1940.
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