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“Episode 261.” 10-2-4 Time. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“First Song - I Know What You Want.” Your All Time Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“First Song - People Will Say We're In Love.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Gold Is What You Kill For.” Adventures of the Thin Man. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Mistaken Identity.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Mystery of the Death Plane - Pt 01.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Rattler and the Life-Line of Oil, The.” Chick Carter, Boy Detective. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Turmoil, The.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“In The Blue Of Evening. Tommy Dorsey AHO.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“The Mistaken Identity.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“George Pleads His And Gracie's Case.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, September 17, 1943.“Battle of the Rice Dump, The.” Man Behind the Gun. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Dorothy Lamour.” Blue Ribbon Town. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Episode.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Episode.” It's Maritime. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Episode 20.” Police Headquarters. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Episode 412.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Episode 69.” Abie's Irish Rose. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Fallen Gladiator, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“First Song - The Birth of The Blues`First Song - American Patrol.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Guest - Bonita Granville.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Ina Ray Hutton, First Song - In My Arms.” Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Mayor Speaks About the Spirit of Thomas Jefferson, The.” Fiorello La Guardia. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Return to Death.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Rogue of the Rio Grande.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Yankee Hunch, A.” Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Ronald Colman Lena Horne Jascha Heifetz Rise Stevens.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Kings Ransom.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“Ina Ray Hutton, In My Arms.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1943.“[PRE_EMPTED].” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Cyprian Bees, The.” Murder Clinic. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode.” The James Melton Show. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode.” Heres To Romance. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode 0.” Broadway Bandbox. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode 163.” Crime Doctor. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode 170.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode 2.” Dunninger The Mentalist. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode 41.” Troman Harper, Rumor Detective. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Episode B047C11.” One Mans Family. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Guest - W.C. Fields.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Irma Gonzalez`Guest - Irma Gonzalez.” Chesterfield Presents. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Man from Medicine Bow.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Open Door in Marriage.” Radio Readers Digest. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“PHIL HARRIS.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Saga of a caballero.” Ceiling Unlimited. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Third War Loan Benefit - Each Listener Who Buys a $1000.” General Motors Symphony Of The Air. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Wheeler Resolution deferr Fathers from the Draft, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Would A Military Alliance With Great Britain Contribute To A More Lasting Peace.” Wake Up America. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“Guest W.C. Fields.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.“World War I In The Pacific.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, September 19, 1943.