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Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1943.“In Person, Dinah Shore A Touch Of Texas.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1943.“State Executioner Official Killer.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1943.“The Mountain Trap.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1943.“Gregory Ratoff.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1943.“Linda Darnell The Inkspots Abbott And Costello.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“Charles Laughton.” Over Here. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“MC, Cab Calloway Movin' The Boogie. 2nd Half, Only.” Jubilee. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“I Got Wings.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“Take That Night Train To Memphis.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“New Year's Resolutions.” Abie's Irish Rose. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1943.“Russia's Winter Offensive 2.” The Story Behind the Headlines. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Ritmos De Las Americas No. 1.” Hello Americans. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“The Glowing Death.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Rhythms Of The Americas.” Mercury Theater. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“CBS World News Today.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Guest Peter Lorre One Long Pan Vs Mr Moto.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“The Weakling.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“The Missing Shot.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Program Bear Hunting.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“The Wanting To Marry Leila.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“A Summary Of Our Enemys Year.” This Is Our Enemy. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“In These First Days Of 1943.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Rehearsal For January 5 1943.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Crisis In Christendom War Revolution.” The Catholic Hour. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1943.“Anti Submarine Patrol.” Ceiling Unlimited. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“The Suspicion.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“The Betty In Trouble.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“The Russians Are Advancing In The Caucasus.” News of the World Today. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point Long Island Ny.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Mon Jan 4 1943.” Roma Wine News. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“The Bugle Sounds.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Ned Russell The Seige Of Stuka Acres.” Soldiers of the Press. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Wimpy Foster's Testimony.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Honorary Titles For Sale.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Between Them Both.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, January 4, 1943.“Guest Rita Hayworth.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“The Golden Era Club Meets Again.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Guest Milton Berle.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“AFRS Duffys Tavern Guest Milton Berle.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Guest Monte Woolley.” Al Jolson Colgate Program. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Cut Down Old Suit For Molly.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“The Fast One.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Club Discusses Garters.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Nothing Up My Sleeve.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Dr Jekyll And Mr Burns.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“With Monty Wooley.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Al Jolson 14 1st I'm Sitting On Top Of The World. Guest, Monty.” Al Jolson - Lifebuoy Show. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.“Guest Monty Woolley.” Al Jolson Show. Radio broadcast, January 5, 1943.