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“The Foster Family.” Manhattan at Midnight. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“New Air Raids Over England.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“The Easterner.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“New Air Raids Break Lull.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“Miss Hale Has Decided To Marry Phillip.” Against the Storm. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“The Mayan Treasure, Part 5 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“CBS News New Air Raids Break Lull.” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“Dancingghostofrockyhill Pt 1 2.” The Blue Beetle. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1940.“Very Little Air Activity Against England Today.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“Hatfields And McCoys Sketch. Guest Dinah Shore, Walter O'keefe.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“CBS News Very Little Air Activity (Poor Sound).” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“Very Little Air Activity.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“40 08 22 Guest Dinah Shore.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“Convoy Shelled In Straits Of Dover.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, August 22, 1940.“King Of The Prairies.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“Nightime Blitzkreig Opens On London.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“CBS News Nighttime Blitzkrieg Opens On London.” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“Broadcast of August 23, 1940.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“Nighttime Blitzkrieg Opens On London.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“The Mayan Treasure, Part 6 of 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“The Brothers.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 23, 1940.“German Batteries Shell London.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“CBS Murrow On Blackout.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“CBS Murrow On Blackout.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“CBS News German Batteries Shell London.” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“The Story Of Chicago.” The Human Adventure. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“German Bombing Of Southern England.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“Edward Murrow - on Blackout.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“Sat Aug 24 1940.” London After Dark. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“CBS Special Broadcast London After Dark.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“Ships That Pass In The Night.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.“Air Raid.” Edward R Murrow. Radio broadcast, August 24, 1940.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“The Seige Of Britain.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“Luke's Become Too Much Of A Help.” American Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“CBS Blitz Effects.” News from 1940. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“American Aunt Agatha, Myra, And 'The Baron' Go Off On A Hike.” Family Robinson. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“I Followed The Seals.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“CBS Edward R Murrow Blitz Effects.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, August 25, 1940.“British Air Raid On Berlin.” CBS News. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“Elsie Trellafas Is Suing George.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“A Life For Sale.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“Professor Thorpe's Bathysphere, Part 1 of 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“Broadcast of August 26, 1940.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“CBS News British Air Raid On Berlin.” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“British Air Raid On Berlin.” CBS European News. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“Bethel Merriday.” Forecast. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“The Show Summering In The Adirondacks.” Kate Smith. Radio broadcast, August 26, 1940.“Guest Christopher Morley, James Roosevelt.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1940.“1st Folksong 'Reuben And Rachel'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, August 27, 1940.