Radio IndexAll broadcasts · June 1944
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“The Story Of Ponce De Leon.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“(There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest George Murphy.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“The Ten Grand.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“Liza Liza.” Aunt Jemima. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“Design For Murder Aka Killing Sullivan.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“Sade Beats The Christmas Card Rap.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, June 22, 1944.“Keep The Home Fires Burning (Charlie Barnet).” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Vanishing Herd (2 Of 2).” Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooters. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Ridge Lawton.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Sweet Alie.” Aunt Jemima. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Does An After Dinner Speaker Speak Before Or After Dinner.” It Pays to Be Ignorant. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Ina Ray Hutton.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“The Rockwell Diamond.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Fri Jun 23 1944.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Vanishing Herd Part 3 Finale.” Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooters. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Blue.” Breakfast at Sardis. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Lodge Telescope Wanted.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Indians In D Day.” Yankee Yarns. Radio broadcast, June 23, 1944.“Aloysius Has a Son.” Blue Playhouse. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Episode 381.” 10-2-4 Time. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Mislabeled Dup of 440624.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Bob Hope Andrews Sisters.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“A Traitor Gets What's Coming To Him.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Four For The Fifth High Command.” Arch Oboler's Plays. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Dick Haymes Opens With 'How Many Hearts Have You Broken.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“The Champ (Glen Gray).” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“I Found a New Baby.” Eddie Condons Jazz Concert. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Command Performance All Western Program.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Girl On Shipwreck Island 2 The Pirate Is A Fighting Man.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Of Little Poison Ivy.” Favorite Sports Stories Of Grantland Rice. Radio broadcast, June 24, 1944.“Episode.” Bill Lance. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Will The Wagner Act Help Or Hinder Post-War Employment.” Wake Up America. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“The Chinese Puppet Government.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Election Day Gildy Loses.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“A' Coming The Story Of Negro Music.” New World A'Coming. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Riley the Matchmaker. Includes War News..” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Virgil Pinkney Invasion.” Soldiers of the Press. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“I've Got You Under My Skin.” Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Basin Street I've Got You Under My Skin.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Cherbourg Has Possibly Fallen.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Don't Sweetheart Me.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1944.“Lum Wants to Attend Meeting.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Guest Jimmie Lunceford, Nat King Cole.” Jubilee. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Opens With An Instrumental Tune. Alexander And The Spooks.” Blondie. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Goodnight wherever you are.” Just For You. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Bj's Business Meeting.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“The Boys Avoid Instructions.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Christmas in July.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.“Carolina Moon Keep Shining.” Aunt Jemima. Radio broadcast, June 26, 1944.
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