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“Christmas Show Jingle Bells.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Winston Churchill The White House Christmas Tree.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Christmas At San Gabriel.” Romance Of The Ranchos. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“The White House Christmas Tree.” Winston Churchill Speeches And Radio Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Gas Destroys Steel.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Jingle Bells.” Chesterfield Time. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“The Mechanical Man, Part 3 of 10.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“The Annual Christmas Show.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Preparing To See Mrs Way.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“White House Christmas Tree Ceremony.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Jingle Bells.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Christmas Show.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“Christmas Broadcast.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, December 24, 1941.“[PRE_EMPTED].” America's Town Meeting of the Air. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Episode 125.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Pan-Am Highway - Pt 09, The.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“North Dakota River Bottom Revel.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Christmas Present Exchange.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Charlie Is Held Up.” A Barrel of Fun. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Christmas Story.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Still Can't Help.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1941.“Iron Ike.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Christmas Mysteries Collection House Of Bread.” Dark Fantasy. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“The House of Bread.” Dark Fantasy. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“The Mechanical Man, Part 4 of 10.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Churchhill To Congress.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“The Masked Man's Deduction.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“A Revolt Brewing.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Secret Formula Safe.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Broadcast of December 26, 1941.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“John Gunther.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Churchhill To Congress.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Churchill To Congress.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Mousey The Prizefighter.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Churchill To Congress.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, December 26, 1941.“Service Plus.” Knickerbocker Playhouse. Radio broadcast, December 27, 1941.“Here We Go Again.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, December 27, 1941.“Strikes Back.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, December 27, 1941.“Here We Go Again.” Granby's Green Acres. Radio broadcast, December 27, 1941.“Episode 17.” The American Challenge. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“Episode 38.” Joe and Ethel Turp. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“First Tune - One Night of Love.” Chesterfield Presents. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“The Case of the Priceless Pompano.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“RSH Lord Haw Haw Germany Calling.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“Germany Calling Part 1.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“Program Jack Talks About A Christmas Party He Gave.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“Elmers Tune.” Songs By Dinah Shore. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“The Taming Of The Shrew.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.“Broadcast of December 28, 1941.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, December 28, 1941.