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“History Of Plant.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“The Niche Of Doom.” The Weird Circle. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Nick Carter The Corpse In The Cab.” Nick Carter Master Detective. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“The City Of The Dead 5 (The Skeleton Walks In).” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Bent Paper Matches.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Sat Feb 5 1944.” Skelly News with Alex Drier. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Of Second Wind.” Favorite Sports Stories Of Grantland Rice. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“At Flag Raising Ceremony On Manila.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1944.“Newspaper Headline.” Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Susan Hayward.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Program From Terminal Island.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“German Elite Troops Have Been Thrown Into The Bridgehead.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Guest Susan Hayward.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Beso Mucho.” Philco Summer Hour. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“A Pass To Death.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Chase And Sanborn Hour 44 02 06 Guest Susan Hayward.” Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“World News Today.” News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Sleigh Ride.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“World News Today.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“And So They Married.” Radio Readers Digest. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Ep031 the Mighty Carolines Secret Stronghold of the Japanese.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“The Crimson Hand.” Hermit's Cave. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Beso Mucho.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Riley Rents A House And Moves From The Hotel.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“The Niche of Doom.” The Weird Circle. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Domestic Conditions World Laude Sion.” The Catholic Hour. Radio broadcast, February 6, 1944.“Grandpap's After Lum.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Grandpap On The Prowl.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Why Is A Watchdog Smaller In The Daytime.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“True To Life.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Broadcast of February 7, 1944.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“His Butler's Sister.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Boot Hill Secret.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“NBC War Bond Parade.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Ronald Colman, Kay Kyser.” NBC War Bond Parade. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“The Berlin Adventure.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Prologue to Glory.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, February 7, 1944.“Guest Ginger Rogers.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“George Washington Carver.” Words at War. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Home Made Ice Cream.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Guest Adolphe Menjou.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Lum Disguises Himself.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Noble Sissle, The Skaters Waltz.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Berkeley Square.” Everything for the Boys. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“Happy Birthday.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1944.“D'ye Ken John Peel.” The Squibb Show. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1944.“With George Murphy.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1944.“Adolphe Menjou, Williams Brothers, Irene Manning, Dennis Day.” Mail Call. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1944.