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All broadcasts · June 1940

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“Alonzo Craig Artic Explorer.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 1, 1940.“Race With Death.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, June 1, 1940.“CBS - Germans Near Dunkirk.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“Great Britain Prepares For Invasion.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“While Myra's House Cleaning, Luke Tells Her How America's.” American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“And The News Germans Crowd In On Dunkerque.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“Nineveh.” Story of All of Us. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“American While Myra's House Cleaning, Luke Tells Her How America's.” Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“NBC Anthony Eden Dunkirk.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“Teaching Cigar Smoking To Chinbunny.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“Program Hillbilly Feud.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.“The Dark Valley.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, June 2, 1940.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“Mon Jun 3 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“CBS Elmer Davis And The News Germans Bomb Paris.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“Pascal Tyler Rescues Lucretia.” Against the Storm. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“The Pablo And Maria's Rebellion.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“Alexander's Ragtime Band.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“And The News Germans Bomb Paris.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, June 3, 1940.“Spaghetti Dinner For Stag Party.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“Winston Churchill We Shall Never Surrender.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“We Shall Never Surrender.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“Winston Churchill We Shall Never Surrender.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“John Sutter.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“And The News Germans Capture Dunkerque.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“Winston Churchill Fight On The Beaches.” Speeches. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“Don't Hold Everything.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1940.“Murder Seeks Its Victim (Aka Crandall And The Murder Ring).” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“The Senator's Dilemma.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“The Ghost Of Matt Carpenter.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“On Dunkirk.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“J B Priestley On Dunkirk.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“Roughneck.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“The Case of the Woman Who Wasn't Needed, Part 3.” Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“Death Strikes from the East, Parts 1 and 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, June 5, 1940.“Minister Of Shipping Ronald Cross.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1940.“Show.” California Melodies. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1940.“Hiawatha Sketch. Guest Martha Raye, Col Stoopnagle.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1940.“Guest Martha Raye.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, June 6, 1940.“Black Magic.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“Fri Jun 7 1940.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“The Wrong Way To Write.” Campbells Short Short Story. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“Alonzo Craig Arctic Explorer.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“The Bank Currency Scheme.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“Sea Serpent, Parts 1 and 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, June 7, 1940.“Charles Martin Describes Dunkirk.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1940.“Wrong Again.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, June 8, 1940.“Italy Girds Itself For War.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, June 9, 1940.