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“French Govt Meets in Vichy.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 9, 1940.“All Star Game At Sportsmans Park St Louis Part 1.” Baseball Games. Radio broadcast, July 9, 1940.“Roosevelt Holds A News Conference.” Fulton Lewis Jr.. Radio broadcast, July 9, 1940.“Happyland Amusement Park, Part 2 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“The Double Masquerade.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“A Struggle for Mastery of the Mediterranean Underway.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“July 10, 1940, Part D.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“Glennmiller 400710 a.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“Savedbyahair Pt 1 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, July 10, 1940.“Guest Milton Berle.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, July 11, 1940.“At The Beach.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, July 11, 1940.“Axis Power Agreements With Russia.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 11, 1940.“Casey Jones Sketch. Guest Milton Berle, Mary Jane Walsh.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, July 11, 1940.“Broadcast of July 12, 1940.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“The Rendezvous With Death.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“Jim And Helen Go To The Second Floor Waiting Room.” Road Of Life. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“Happyland Amusement Park, Part 3 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“Jim And Helen Go To The Second Floor Waiting Room.” Ripley's Believe It or Not. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“British And Italian Ships Continue Battle.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“Reed Learns Of Manuel's Death.” Against the Storm. Radio broadcast, July 12, 1940.“Short Bio Of Little Dipper.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“More German and British Air Raids.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“No Program Tonight, or The Director's Dilemma.” Listeners Playhouse. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“Marooned.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“General Lafayette.” The Human Adventure. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“The Fugitive's Fortune.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1940.“The Jennifer Botts Case.” The Bishop And The Gargoyle. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“The New Order In France.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Winston Churchill War Of The Unknown Warrior.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Chamber Music Society Eccentric.” Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Fish Story.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“MBS Sigrid Schultz From Berlin.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Sun Jul 14 1940.” American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Winston Churchill War Of The Unknown Warrior.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“War of Unknown Warriors 351.” History. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1940.“Happyland Amusement Park, Part 4 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“The Tonto Rides Alone.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“CBS Elmer Davis And The News Democratic Convention Opened Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“CBS Democratic Convention Opened Today.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“American Theater The Gentleman From Indiana.” Forecast. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“Broadcast of July 15, 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“The Rose And Charles Have Dinner DN.” The Guiding Light. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“And The News Democratic Convention Opened Today.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1940.“CBS World News Democratic Convention Swings Into Second Day.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“Democratic Convention Swings Into Second Day.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“And The News FDR To State 3rd Term Policy Shortly.” Elmer Davis and the News. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“Deems Taylor, Monty Woolley.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“Democratic Convention Swings Into Second Day.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“The American Theater The Gentleman From Indiana (Actually ).” Forecast. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.“CBS Elmer Davis And The News Fdr To State 3rd Term Shortly.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1940.