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“Shark Sends A Telegram To.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Threat To The Daily Planet.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Big Election Held.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Alumni Reunion, Eddie Cantor, Burns And Allen.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“The Food Of The Flood.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“I Must Have One More Kiss, Kiss, Kiss.” Refreshment Time With Singing Sam. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Leo Is On The Air Ziegfeld Girl.” Movie Previews. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“What Is It.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1940.“Baby.” Arch Oboler's Plays. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Case Of Cleveland Owens - Pt 1, The.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Duff, or the French Cook.” Death Valley Days. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Episode 36.” The Bob Crosby Show. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Episode 60.” Renfrew of the Mounted. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“First Song - I've Got My Eyes On You (#10).” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“How Scientists Are Working to Improve the Human Body.” The Human Adventure. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Mermel Denny - Indian pilot makes daring rescue to save.” Sky Blazers. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“The Curse Of Covinga Pass.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Whoa Mule Whoa (Roy Acuff & His Smokey Mountain Boys).” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Surrounded By Pygmy Headhunters.” Speed Gibson. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“The Reign Of Terror.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“6th Annual Santa Anita Handicap.” Horse Racing. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1940.“Communism Accepts Religion.” Father Coughlin. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Edward R Murrow Reports from London - R a F Night Bombing of Germany.” Fifth Row Center. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Episode.” Night Editor. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Episode.” Nick Harris Detective. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Episode 6.” Beat The Band. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Episode 91.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Gracie Allen for President.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Guest - Arthur Treacher.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Guest - Navy Choir.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Lady by Preference, A.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“LARRY STEWART, MARTHA TILTON.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Story Of Radium, The.” The World Is Yours. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Story of Romance and of a Beautiful Contessa in Venice, Italy.” Tom Powers Life Studies. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Whistling Clown, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Scandanavia On The Firing Line.” America Looks Abroad. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Winter In Paris.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Rabble In Arms.” The Campbell Playhouse. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Case Of Monsieur Valdemar.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“The Second Mrs Tanqueray.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Program Gracie Allen For President.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Death On The Bridge.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1940.“Bank Robbers Heading to Town.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Beryl Coronet, The.” Sherlock Holmes. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Brooks Kidnapping - Pt 11.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Cafe Rouge`First Song - Down for the Count.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Episode 14.” Little Old Hollywood. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“I Got Rythmn.” Big Band Remotes. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Savoy Ballroom.” Miscellaneous Bands and Vocals. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.“Two Men In A Lonely Line Cabin (Op Line).” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1940.