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“Xavier Cugat, Bim Bam Boom.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, July 24, 1943.“The Young Reporters (2nd Half Only).” War Telescope. Radio broadcast, July 24, 1943.“NBC War Telescope The Young Reporters Second Half.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 24, 1943.“AFRS Spotlight Bands Xavier Cugat.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, July 24, 1943.“B047c03 Futher Information Concerning A Secret Mission Part 1.” One Mans Family. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Dead Men Talk.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Riley Wants To Build A House.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“NBC Story Behind The Headlines Mussolini.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“CBS World News Today.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“The Top News Today Allied Air Action.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“I Don't Want Anybody At All.” Human Side of the Record. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“I Don't Want Anybody At All.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Mussolini.” Story Behind the headlines. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Ep003 Siberia America's Nearest Asiatic Neighbor.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Maurice Shillington Mussolini Resigns.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“World News Today.” News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“G I Don't Want Anybody At All.” Paul Whiteman. Radio broadcast, July 25, 1943.“Concealing Evidense.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Don't Tell About Ellie.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“The Little Guy.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Jubilee.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Once Upon A Honeymoon.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Molly Speaks With The Constable.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Ozzie Nelson, You'll Never Know.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“A Slip of the Lip. Duke Ellington AHO. OPENING 5 MINS. MISSING.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Broadcast of July 26, 1943.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Pacific Huts Seattle Wa.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Diamonds At War.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, July 26, 1943.“Indecision.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“How To Disguise Ellie.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“The Little People.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“The Last Letter of Dr. Bronson.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“Juvenile Deliquency Committee.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“The Show Rome Wasn't Built In A Day.” The Judy Canova Show. Radio broadcast, July 27, 1943.“Feed Room Off Limits.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Ellie Will Go To Wisconsin.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“The Case Of The Angel Of Death.” The Adventures Of Raffles. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Fdr Fireside Chat First Crack In The Axis.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“The Law Without Proof.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Fireside Chat 25 On Progress Of War And Plans For Peace.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Fireside Chat Fdr.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Mussolinis Facist State Express.” This Is Our Enemy. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“Molly Pleads George And Gracie's Case.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, July 28, 1943.“At the Depot.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Ellie Poses As Lum's Niece.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Occupation Of Norway.” Report the Enemy. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Coty 43 07 29 0287 A Swindler Swindled.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Juvenile Deliquency Committee Meeting.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Eden Talks With Mrs Rankin DN.” This Life Is Mine. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.“Broadcast of July 29, 1943.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, July 29, 1943.