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“John Henry.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1944.“Ginger Rogers Virginia OBrien Jimmy Durante.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1944.“Two Years Before The Mast.” Adventure Ahead. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1944.“I Got Rhythm.” Eddie Condons Jazz Concert. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1944.“Adventuresbymorse44 08 0531deadmenprowl5thewalkingdeadcaptured.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1944.“Mac Has Been Captured By Japanese.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, August 5, 1944.“1st Song - I Remininisce - AFRS.” Swing And Sway With Sammy Kaye. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are (Cark Revata).” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“CBS News.” American History Through The Eyes Of Radio. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Ep057 the Amur River C.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Border Ballad.” John Charles Thomas Show. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Cortez The Conquistador.” Dangerously Yours. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“I Reminisce.” Sammy Kaye. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Nor Death Dismay.” Men at Sea. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“CBS World News Today.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Chicago.” Your All Time Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“American Tanks And Men.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Frank Phillips Hiroshima.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Is You Is.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“World News Today.” News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, August 6, 1944.“Amertorp - Torpedo Plant - Forest Park, IL.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“First Tune Border Ballad.” John Charles Thomas Show. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Alias The Deacon.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Abner Walks Out On Lum.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“It could happen to you.” Just For You. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Johnny David Hutchins, Seaman 1st Class.” Treasury Salute. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Edward Everett Horton Is Buying An Engagement Ring.” Sealtest Village Store. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“The Alias The Deacon.” Globe Theater. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Shouts At Coup Defendant Ervin Von Witzleben.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Judge Roland Freisler Shouts At Coup Defendant Ervin Von Witzleben.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Guest Elmer Fain, Tommy Dorsey.” Jubilee. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Vic And Russell Fix Their Own Dinner.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Al Jennings 2.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“A Walk In The Sun.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1944.“Honest And Truly.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Lady Hamilton.” Romance. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Mystery In The Dentist's Office.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“A Very Fine Type Girl.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“1944.08.08 Homemade Ice Cream.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Don't Travel During The War.” The Charlotte Greenwood Show. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Russell Is In Charge Of Howard.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Sammy Asks Dora To Marry Him.” The Goldbergs. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Homemade Ice Cream.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Nazis Go Underground.” Words at War. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“A Very Fine Type Girl.” Columbia Presents. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Abner Minds The Jail.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 8, 1944.“Jot'Em Down Store Split.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1944.“Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (Shep Fields).” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1944.“Pam Keeps Out Of Trouble (Or) Pam Stays Out Of Trouble.” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1944.“Mr And Mrs North Pam Solves It.” Mystery Playhouse. Radio broadcast, August 9, 1944.