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“Summary of Russian Advances in the Baltic, British Advances, A.” Bill Henry. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Target for Tonight Is Berlin, The.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Twenty Traders of Timbuktu - Pt 19, The.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Lum Trades Bogus Diamonds.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“More Trouble.” Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“The Case Of The Girl Who Sang Too Well.” Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“What Do You Do In The Infantry, Guest Dale Evans.” Kraft Music Hall. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“The Scarecrow And The Snowman.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“News 773rd Day Of The War.” Raymond Gram Swing. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Abbott & Costello Football Game With Harold Peary.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Macbeth's Bloody Knife.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“The Dive Bombers Fight.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“World of Darkness.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, January 20, 1944.“Case Of Carl Barone & Domick Gang, The.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Emporer Franz Joseph's Pen.” Ripley's Believe It or Not. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Episode 145.” Chick Carter, Boy Detective. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Episode 29.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Episode 315.” 10-2-4 Time. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“First Song - Jericho.” Your All Time Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“First Song - San Fernando Valley.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“First Tune - I'll Be Around.” Raymond Scott. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Green Death - Pt 06, The.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Man From #10, The.” Lyn Murray. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Silver Summit.” Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“TCOT Mountain That Came to Mahomet--- (return of 'The Adventures of Nero Wolfe' on the BLUE network)`John's Other Wife's Other Husband.” The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Twenty Traders of Timbuktu - Pt 20, The.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Charles Boyers Valet.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Broadcast of January 21, 1944.” Jimmy Durante. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“The Amos N Andy Show Charles Boyers Valet.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Silver Summit.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“Shot Down.” Captain Midnight. Radio broadcast, January 21, 1944.“[PRE_EMPTED].” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Bulldog Drummond.” Saturday Night Theatre. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Casey Remains to Dance.” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Episode 16.” The Land Of The Lost. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Episode 3.” Here's to Youth. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Episode 69.” Man Behind the Gun. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Episode 87.” Abie's Irish Rose. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“First Song - Paper Doll (#04).” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Gunsmoke.” Red Ryder. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Lionel Barrymore.” Blue Ribbon Town. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Rivers Run Red, The.” Blue Playhouse. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Scarecrow and the Snowman, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Soldier's Farewell.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Song of Doom, The.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Understudy.” Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“The Scarecrow And The Snowman.” Ellery Queen, the Adventures Of. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Nick Carter Records Of Death.” Nick Carter Master Detective. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“Rosalie. Guests, Alec Templeton, Morton Gould.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.“You Were So Right.” GI Journal. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1944.