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“The Death Of Olivia Dekaya.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1941.“Broadcast of April 8, 1941.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1941.“1st Spiritual 'He Took My Sins Away'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1941.“Tribute To Earl Grazer.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1941.“Worlds Greatest Short Stories The Death Of Olivia DeKaya.” WGST. Radio broadcast, April 8, 1941.“Worlds Greatest Short Stories Quality.” WGST. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“Slade Has The Red Book.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“The Workshop Players Perform 'Shortcut To A Nervous Breakdown' (West Coast).” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships Part 16.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“Shortcut To A Nervous Breakdown.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 16 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“The Balkan Situation.” Robert Arden News Commentary. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“The Homesteader's Ruse.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1941.“Guest Virginia Bruce.” Rudy Vallee Varieties. Radio broadcast, April 10, 1941.“The Tribute To Earl Grazer.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 10, 1941.“'Yukon If You Think Yukon'. Guest Virginia Bruce, Susan Miller.” Rudy Vallee - Sealtest Show. Radio broadcast, April 10, 1941.“Trout Fishing.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, April 10, 1941.“Escape In The Night.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 17 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“Broadcast of April 11, 1941.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“Tommy Has Found Princess.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“The Hideout From Badman.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“Philip Merrivale.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, April 11, 1941.“Escape From Death.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1941.“Mustang.” California Melodies. Radio broadcast, April 12, 1941.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“The True Confessions.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“The Servant In The House..” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“A Start In Life.” The Free Company. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“Easter Sunday.” This Is Wichita. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“Death on the Rails.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“Program Jack Prepares For Appearance On The Quiz Kids.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, April 13, 1941.“Dust Be My Destiny.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“A Passage To Georgia.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“The Work And Win.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 18 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“The Truck Is Headed To The Secret Base.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“Broadcast of April 14, 1941.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, April 14, 1941.“Guest Hedda Hopper.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“Worlds Greatest Short Stories What Was It.” WGST. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“1st Folksong 'Careless Love'.” Golden Gate Quartet. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“Fibber Needs Glasses 6th Anniversary Show.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“What Was It.” The Worlds Greatest Short Stories. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“Broadcast of April 15, 1941.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, April 15, 1941.“Last Of The Clipper Ships, Part 19 of 20.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.“Highpitch Is Summoned To The Boss.” Mandrake the Magician. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.“Would You Drink Aqua Fountus.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.“Worlds Greatest Short Stories Markheim.” WGST. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.“Sleep.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.“Sleep (West Coast).” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1941.