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“The Tiny Men, Part 4.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1942.“The Double For An Outlaw.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1942.“Guest Orson Welles, Christopher Morley.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1942.“Fri Sep 18 1942.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1942.“Japs Across Owen Stanley Range In New Guinea.” Fulton Lewis Jr.. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1942.“Prince Gigi and the Magic Ring.” Let's Pretend. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1942.“Murder Traps A Rat.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1942.“Rehearsal For September 22 1942.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1942.“Fog.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1942.“The Dead Walk At Night.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1942.“Amy Lou Goes To War.” Mayor of the Town. Radio broadcast, September 20, 1942.“Molly Can't Sleep.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“The American Emperor.” Lands of the Free. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“Eagle To Britain.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“Penny Weighing Machine.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“How Green Was My Valley.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“The Set A Thief To Catch A Thief.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 21, 1942.“Is Professor Slone a Man.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“Don Ameche.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“The Tiny Men, Part 6.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“The Johnson's Wax Program Hands Across The Sea.” The Johnson Wax Program. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“Everyone At Train Station.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“Is Sloane A He Or A She.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“The Scrap Of Lace.” Murder Clinic. Radio broadcast, September 22, 1942.“Emma Lies To Molly.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“The Guns Across The Border.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“CBS Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade Glenn Miller Joins The Army.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“The Tiny Men (7 Of 10).” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo.” Chesterfield Time. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“Date With Professor Sloane.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“Messerschmitt Cannon Part 3.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“Passage to Benares, A.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“I Got A Gal In Kalamazoo Aka Glenn Miller Joins The Army.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“Lu And Em Clara Is Sick.” Clara, Lu and Em. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“An Artist Comes To Town.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, September 23, 1942.“In The Mood.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“V For Victory Homes.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“The Tiny Men.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“Messerschmitt Cannon Part 4.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“In The Mood.” Chesterfield Time. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“Goes To The Movies.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“In The Mood.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“Molly Believes The Lie.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 24, 1942.“The Tiny Men.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1942.“Jake Tells Molly The Truth.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1942.“In Person, Dinah Shore Blue Skies.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1942.“Leon Henderson.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1942.“The Mystery Of The Night Marauders.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1942.“Last Words Mean Sabotage.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, September 26, 1942.