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“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.“1 Sweet Potatoe Polka 2 Granny's Old Arm Chair 3 Don't You.” Jesters Trio, The. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Blast and Double Blast.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Case Of Irving Charles Chapman, The.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Episode.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“First Song - Skip To My Lou.” 10-2-4 Time. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Luther Cuts His Eye Teeth.” The First Nighter Program. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Mousey's Report.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“Seventy Japanese Ships Have Been Sunk Since the Attack on Pearl Harbor.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, February 27, 1942.“You Made Me Love You`I Remember You.” Harry James And His Music Makers. 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, First Song - Hindustan.” Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.California Melodies. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Charity Takes It on the Chin [not same plot as 390606 # 347].” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Episode.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Episode 6.” Abie's Irish Rose. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Guest - Ona Munson & Eddie Nugent.” Lincoln Highway. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Is This The Perfect Crime.” Front Page Drama. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Old Witch, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, February 28, 1942.“Way Out West In Trouble.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, February 28, 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.“Miz' Applerot's Petition.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, March 1942.“Case Of The Hot Rubber Ring, The.” Bulldog Drummond. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Courtship Of Andy Hardy, The.” Hollywood Is On The Air. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Dead End.” Great Plays. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode.” Walter Winchell. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode 17.” Keep Em Rolling. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode 26.” The American Challenge. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode 76.” Behind the Mike. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode 8.” Easy Money. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Episode 82.” Crime Doctor. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“First Tune - The Eva Waltzes.” Chesterfield Presents. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Ghost Town.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Guest - Louella Parsons.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Guest - Nelson Eddy, Billie Burke.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Has The Profit System Handicapped America's War Production.” Wake Up America. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Jack Starts a Campaign for an Oscar.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“Midnight.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.“SHEP FIELDS.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, March 1, 1942.