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“Donahues Doorbell.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, February 25, 1942.“The True Story Of Juan Flaco Brown.” Romance Of The Ranchos. Radio broadcast, February 25, 1942.“Stealing Chickens Show Excerpt.” Baby Snooks. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1942.“Broadcast of February 26, 1942.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1942.“First To Put Up The Porch Swing.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1942.“Mousey, Airplane Watcher.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1942.“The Range War.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1942.“Mousey's Report.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Spawn Of The Subhuman.” Dark Fantasy. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Go To The Cater House.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“The Blast And Double Blast.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Emil Ludwig.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Strange Happenings At Night.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“A Mystery For Superman, Part 1 of 5.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Alvino Rey, Hindustan.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Hunt For A U Boat.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Your Navy With Fredric March And Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (MS &2).” This Is War. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Indians On The Warpath Near The Bonanza Mine.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Eddie Cantor.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Program Jack Starts A Campaign For An Oscar.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“When The Bough Breaks.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Dead Men Tell.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Leo Is On The Air The Courtship Of Andy Hardy.” Movie Previews. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“The Fortune Teller.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Rehearsal For March 3 1942.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“NBC News Roundup John Macvane.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Spirit Vengance.” Hermit's Cave. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Spectators and Actors Drama Cross Vieni.” The Catholic Hour. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Bob Hope Preview.” The Pepsodent Show Starring Bob Hope. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Broadcast of March 2, 1942.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Broadcast of March 2, 1942.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“The Great Lie.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“A Mystery For Superman, Part 2 of 5.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Double Trouble.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Rosalie On Phone With Walter.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Car License Plate Stolen.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 2, 1942.“Guest Babe Ruth.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Red Skelton Raleigh Cigarette Program 420303 Spring Cleaning.” Raleigh Kool Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Trouble At Boullion Bend.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Broadcast of March 3, 1942.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“With Edward Everett Horton.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Spring Cleaning.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Boomers Suitcase.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Accounting For Spondulicks.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Plate Mysteriously Returned.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, March 3, 1942.“Keeping Molly From Secret 1166.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1942.“The Diamond Trail.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1942.“The Music of George M. Cohan Dept of State.” Great Moments in Music. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1942.“A Mystery For Superman, Part 3 of 5.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1942.“The Room Warming.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, March 4, 1942.