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“Children, Tomorrow Is Yours.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“The Tin Men, Part 11.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“(Lux) 1943.01.18 My Gal Sal.” Your Radio Theater. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“The Live Wire.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“To Be Or Not To Be.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“Soldiers Of The Tide.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.“Eyesaloft430118 0023 Contestwinner.” Eyes Aloft. Radio broadcast, January 18, 1943.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“The Tin Men, Part 12.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Mrs Uppington Joins The WACS.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Has Lum Gone Crazy.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Ina Ray Hutton, Splendid, Tender And Tall.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Guest Monty Wooley.” Al Jolson Colgate Program. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Making George Jealous.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“The Devil’s Saint.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Colgate Show 16 1st My Gal Sal Guest Monty Wooley.” 50 Years of Radio on NBC. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Alley Cat.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.“Red Fights Homesteader Trouble.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, January 19, 1943.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“The Masquerade.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“Guests George Raft And George W Holley.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“Jot 'Em Down Store History.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“Guests George Raft, George W Holley.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“The Tin Men, Part 13.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1943.“Townsfolk Leaving for the Big Cities.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1943.“Jane Is Driving A Bus For The War Effort.” Easy Aces. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1943.“The Tin Men, Part 14.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1943.“Citizens Leaving Pine Ridge.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1943.“Trouble In Athabascus, Part 1.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Broadcast of January 22, 1943.” Comedy Caravan. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Great Safari.” Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“The Sheriff By Proxy.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“In Person, Dinah Shore I Want To Go Back To West Virginia.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Children Tomorrow Is Yours.” Treasury Star Parade. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Kirkland Field.” Hello Mom. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Alfred Hitchcock.” Information Please. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.“Jane And Dorothy Visit Mr Ace.” Easy Aces. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1943.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“Bob Hope Joan Blondell Lena Horne Ginnie Simms.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“Why Don't You Fall In Love With Me.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“The Golden Touch.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“King Midas and the Golden Touch.” Let's Pretend. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“Martha.” The Chicago Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“Robert And Slobert Call Long Distance.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“Leo Reisman, Grieg's Piano Concerto In A Minor.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“The Bob Hawk Show.” Misc. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“VOA Deutschsprachige Nachrichten Der Stimme Amerikas.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“VOA Deutschsprachige Nachrichten Der Stimme Amerikas.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, January 23, 1943.“The Sabotage.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, January 24, 1943.“The Eyes of Death.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 24, 1943.