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“Molly Sees Jake's Clothes And Screams.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, December 8, 1944.“Lois Uncle John And The Missing Plans.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 8, 1944.“What Kind Of A Person Lives The Longest.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, December 8, 1944.“Voltaire.” We Came This Way. Radio broadcast, December 8, 1944.“Bite Before Christmas, The.” Mayor of the Town. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Death Stops the Show.” Country Sheriff. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Episode.” The Man Called X. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Episode.” Al Pearce and His Gang. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Episode 10.” Results, Inc.. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Episode 62.” The Land Of The Lost. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“First Song - Let Me Love You Tonight.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Insanity Game, The.” The FBI In Peace And War. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Mighty Mites, The.” Favorite Sports Stories Of Grantland Rice. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Mislabeled Dup of 441209.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Murder Without Crime.” The Mysterious Traveler. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Music for Miss Rogers.” Saturday Night Theatre. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Personal Service.” Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Reform of Joey Roznik, The.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Stickpin and the Ring, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Le Pere Goriot.” The Worlds Greatest Novels. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Aboard The Aircraft Carrier.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Branded Wherever I Go (Replacing AFRS National Barn Dance 121).” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Gen George C Marshall With Franchot Tone.” These Are Our Men. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Nazi Bribe.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Fibber McGee And Molly.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Aaron Lieberger Story.” Yellow Cab Storyteller. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Adventuresbymorse44 12 0949landofthelivingdead10theconclusion.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, December 9, 1944.“Arlene Francis.” Quick As a Flash. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Baby Snooks and Daddy get into high finance as Snooks inherits a fortune.” Fanny Brice Frank Morgan Show. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.Blondie. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Casanova Brown.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Death With Reservations.” Mystery House. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Dummy Is Dead, The.” Bill Lance. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 110.” Soldiers of the Press. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 234.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 25.” The Adventures Of Leonidas Witherall. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 328.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 38.” Stop or Go. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Episode 50.” We Deliver The Goods. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“First Anniversary Show.” Radio Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“First Song - Vienna, City of My Dreams.” Music America Loves Best. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“From San Bernardino, California.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Guest - Adolphe Menjou.” Old Gold Comedy Theater. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Guest - Hildegarde.” The James Melton Show. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Guest - Hildegarde.” Texaco Star Theater. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Lily Pons (LAST SUNDAY SHOW).” Chesterfield Presents. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Maccabees, The.” NBC. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Murder by Suicide.” Nick Carter Master Detective. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.“Oliver W Holmes-Sing - Or Is It.” Radio Readers Digest. Radio broadcast, December 10, 1944.