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“Casey and the Man Called John Doe.” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Dream Death.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Episode 19.” The Land Of The Lost. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Episode 6.” Here's to Youth. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Episode 90.” Abie's Irish Rose. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“First Song - Jeep Jockey Jump.” Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Great Adventure, The.” Saturday Night Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“He Was a Working Man.” Blue Playhouse. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Pathetique.” The NBC Symphony Orchestra. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Performance Counts.” Skippy Hollywood Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Problem Child, The.” The Adventures of Ellery Queen. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Sing Me A Love Song.” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“City Of The Dead The Ghoul In The Grave.” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Jim's Friend Is Scheduled To Be Executed.” Jungle Jim. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Bob Hope Frank Sinatra Judy Garland.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Prep Joe (Repeat Of May 1943 Program).” Man Behind the Gun. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Remarks On The Transfer Of Destroyer Escort 'Senegalais' To The French.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“A Light In The Dark.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Speak Low.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Nick Carter Missing Harold Ascort.” Nick Carter Master Detective. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Harry Cool Opens With 'Swinging On A Star'.” Something For the Girls. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“ep Jockey Jump.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Glennmiller 440212.” Glenn Miller. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1944.“Anonymous Valentine for Gildy.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Battered Bride, The.” The First Nighter Program. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“CHARLIE SPIVAK.” Fitch Bandwagon. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“E Robert Schmitz.” Chesterfield Presents. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode.” Heres To Romance. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode.” CBS World News Today. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode 184.” Crime Doctor. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode 191.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode 67.” Soldiers of the Press. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Episode 8.” We Deliver The Goods. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Fallen Sparrow, The.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“For the First Time.” Sammy Kaye's Showroom. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“From March Field.” The Jello Program. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Guest - Edward Everett Horton.” Edgar Bergen And Charlie McCarthy. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Guest - Gregory Peck.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Hate (Hitler).” Radio Readers Digest. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Honeymoon Deferred.” The Silver Theater. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Industrial Revolution.” Lands of the Free. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Is America Foming Toward Fascism.” Wake Up America. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Jane Eyre.” Radio Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Pride of the Yankees.” Star and the Story. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Promo.” Creeps By Night. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Remember This Day.” Ceiling Unlimited. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“Russia and Finland Are Discussing Peace Terms.” Gabriel Heatter. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“TCOT Perilous Pigeon.” Adventures of the Thin Man. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“To Have And Hold.” The Mysterious Traveler. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.“The Police Trail Hyde.” Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1944.
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