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“Great Day.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“GI Journal - Bing Crosby and Phyllis Brooks.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“Fri May 19 1944.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“Teddy Roosevelt, No 1.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“What Is Worse Then Raining Cats And Dogs.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, May 19, 1944.“Paulette Goddard Jimmy Durante Louis Armstrong.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Sweet Georgia Brown.” Eddie Condons Jazz Concert. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Everybody Loves My Baby.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Sweet Georgia Brown.” The Eddie Cantor Show. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“NBC War Telescope The Zimmerman Twins.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“I'm Making Believe, By Sammy Kaye's Serenade (Voc. Nancy Norman).” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Cobra King Strikes Back 7 The Face Of The Beast.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Japanese Shipment Of Rice Hijacked.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Of Dive Brother, Dive.” Favorite Sports Stories Of Grantland Rice. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Mal Hallett, Margie.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“I'll Be Seeing You.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Guest The Zimmerman Twins.” War Telescope. Radio broadcast, May 20, 1944.“Blue Fantasy.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“The Commonwealth of the Philippines.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Split Personality.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“City Employees Picnic Complete Open.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Time To Reminisce.” Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Times Square.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“The Middle Toe Of The Right Foot.” The Weird Circle. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“The Story of James Pearson.” New World A'Coming. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Today In Italy Allied Troops Of The 5th Army Have Occupied Fondi.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Guest Eleanor Steber.” The Andre Kostelanetz Show. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“Prologue From Pagliacci.” John Charles Thomas Show. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1944.“It's Sand, Man (Count Basie).” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Paper Salvage Drive - Philadelphia, PA.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Tell Elizabeth About Phinus.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Up In Mabel's Room.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Adventure Of The Superfluous Pearl.” Sherlock Holmes. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Teddy Roosevelt, No 2.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Russ Morgan, Flower Of Dawn.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Up In Mabel's Room.” Front Line Theater. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Sherlock Holmes Adventure Of The Superfluous Pearl.” Mystery Playhouse. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Springtime in the Rockies.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“A Ship To Remember.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, May 22, 1944.“Lizabeth Finds Out.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Paul Lukas Archie Uses Paul For Publicity.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Quality Street.” Everything for the Boys. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Tel Aviv.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Tel Aviv.” Columbia Presents. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“One For The Books.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Burns and Allen - George Jessel.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“The Strange Burial Of Alexander Jordan.” Creeps By Night. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Old Muley Fishing Licenses.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.“Love Song.” Theater Of Romance. Radio broadcast, May 23, 1944.