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“Halloween Adventure.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1944.“Alan Buys A Water Heater.” Alan Young Show. Radio broadcast, October 24, 1944.“Randalls Place.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“44 10 25 Tallulah Bankhead, Danny Kaye, Ethel Smith.” Mail Call. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Von Zells Baby.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Flying Down To Rio.” The Squibb Show. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Harry's New Baby.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Anchors Away.” Nelson Eddy - The Electric Hour. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Lost Train Tickets Problems.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Fame Before Folly.” Dr Christian. Radio broadcast, October 25, 1944.“Abner and Squire Hitchhike Home.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.Radio Superior. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Winged Victory Edition.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Hitchhiking Home.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“It Had To Be You.” Connie Haines. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Sealtest Village Store The New Hairdresser.” Joan Davis. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“The Night Man.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“AFRS Command Performance Winged Victory Edition.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Abbott & Costello Matrimonial Agency.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Louis Armstrong, Louise.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Buster And Bell At Lunch.” Lorenzo Jones. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Hollywood Gossip.” Ona Munson In Hollywood. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby. Host, Joan Davis.” Sealtest Village Store. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“'s Hollywood A Visit To Greer Garson's Home.” Ona Munson Show. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Case History Of A Mountie.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, October 26, 1944.“Sades Thimble Club.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“The Road Trader.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“The Story Of Andreas.” We Came This Way. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“Can A Letter Box.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“Campaign Address At Shibe Park Philadelphia.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“Lili Marlene.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“Madame Queen Marriage.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“WAVES Of The Navy.” The Squibb Show. Radio broadcast, October 27, 1944.“Adventuresbymorse44 10 2843landofthelivingdead4thetreethateatsflesh.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“AFRS Collection 1944.10.28 505 Jerry Wald.” Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“Sweet Georgia Brown.” Eddie Condons Jazz Concert. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“Jim Plans To Attack Jap Garrison.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“Green Mantle.” Adventure Ahead. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“Broadcast of October 28, 1944.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“AFRS Spotlight Bands 505 Jerry Wald.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“Campaign Address At Soldier's Field, Chicago.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 28, 1944.“The Tabernacle At Duke's Place.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“Halloween Show, Guest Orson Welles.” Chase and Sanborn Hour. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“Halloween With Orson Welles.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“Two And One Half Minute Waltz.” Music Depreciation. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“On Train.” The Charlotte Greenwood Show. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“Halloween Haunted House.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“1944.10.29 The Jack Benny Program Allens Alley.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.“March Of The Musketeers.” Hour of Charm. Radio broadcast, October 29, 1944.