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“Eyesaloft421019 0010 Giveamanabicycle.” Eyes Aloft. Radio broadcast, October 19, 1942.“That They Might Live.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, October 19, 1942.“Bidding for the Property.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Family Tree.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Squire Up To Tricks Again.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“The Black Narcissus, Part 7.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Pooling Resources.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Atomic Engine.” Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Etiquette.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Pensylvania 6 5000.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Fred's Concrete Floor.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Poltergeist.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, October 20, 1942.“Cleaning the Old House.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“Frances Langford Bob Burns.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“To 8th Army Before El Alamein.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“General Montgomery To The 8th Army Befoe El Alamein.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“Miss Lizzies Burglar.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“Sammy Kaye, This Is The Army, Mr. Jones.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“Trying To Move Heavy Box.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“The Abandoned Baby.” Mayor of the Town. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“The Double Exposure.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“The Black Narcisus (8 Of 10).” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 21, 1942.“Meteorologist Supplies.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 22, 1942.“The Black Narcissus, Part 9.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 22, 1942.“Broadcast of October 22, 1942.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, October 22, 1942.“The Case of Clyde William Buchanan.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1942.“The Wedding Show (Not The Same As 42 ).” Ben Bernie. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1942.“The Steel Rails And Gold.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1942.The Wedding Show. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1942.“Linda Darnell Z Mostel R Skelton H Hilliard.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1942.“Sports Newsreel Guest John Whelchel.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1942.“Rehearsal For October 27 1942.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“The Alibi.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“The Mystery Of Madman's Deep.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“1942.10.25 Texaco Time Roy Rogers Courting Of Jenny Sugs.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“Kmbc B25 Doolittle.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“Courtin' Of Jenny Suggs.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“First Joke Box Of Cigars.” Fountain of Fun. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“The Gildy's First Day On The Job.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“Program Tales Of Manhattan.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1942.“Saluting The Coast Guard.” Ben Bernie. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Wake Island.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“News Of The World A M Edition.” CBS News of the World. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Abner's Rocket Ship To Mars.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Eyesaloft421026 0011 Tributetonavyday.” Eyes Aloft. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Broadcast of October 26, 1942.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“In The Best Tradition.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“A Yank In The RAF.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Turnabout.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1942.“Rita Hayworth Cass Daley Frank Morgan Lena Horne.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1942.