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“Collecting Unpaid Bill From Grandpap.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Ginny Simms Dennis Day.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“The Atom Man.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Guest Diana Lynn.” Our House. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Gracie Pretends To Be Bill Goodwin's Wife, If I Loved You.” The Burns and Allen Show. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Larkspur To Feed The Soul.” Grand Central Station. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Yaaf. Radio Compass.” Your Army Air Forces. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Ballots And Bluff.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Try To Collect Bill.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Bill Won't Stay At Ben's House.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“1st Slowly.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Rudy Vallee.” Birds Eye Open House. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Rudy Vallee 1st; 'Slowly'. Rudy Has A New Rival For Fifi. Guest Don DeFore.” Rudy Vallee The Drene Show. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Latin Americanparty.” Abbott and Costello. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Birds Eye Open House Waitin' For The Train To Come In.” The Dinah Shore Show. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Rudy's New Rival For Fifi.” Rudy Vallee - Rudy Vallee Show. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Radar Compass.” Your AAF. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“The Dunwich Horror.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Mary Disappears.” Boston Blackie. Radio broadcast, November 1, 1945.“Death Meets The Boat.” The Avenger. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“Tosca Partial.” The Chicago Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“Molle Who Took The Corpse AFRS Mystphs 141.” Molle Mystery Theater. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“The Atom Man.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“The Desert Dictator.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“Bill Leaves Ben's House.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“AFRS 127.” Bell Telephone Hour. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“Mrs Dimwitty Visits The Tavern.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, November 2, 1945.“Woody Herman 45 11 03.” Woody Herman Show. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“Clementine.” A Date with the Duke. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“John Daly (S&D).” Report to the Nation. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“CBS Report To The Nation John Daly.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“The Show Judy And The Saxophone.” The Judy Canova Show. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“Roswell Visits.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“Along The Navajo Trail.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“Judy And The Saxophone.” The Judy Canova Show. Radio broadcast, November 3, 1945.“Murder Is a Grave Situation.” The Falcon. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“The Mike Pike Incident Aka A Flying Fish Named Mike.” The Land Of The Lost. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Jack Benny.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Lillian Wald.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Unveiling The New Philco Products.” The Radio Hall Of Fame. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Sgt Frank Foster On Building The Burma Railway.” Radio News. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Building Burma Railway.” World War II News Broadcasts. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Lost Memory.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Ep120 China Worlds Biggest Customer.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“On Building The Burma Railway.” WWII News. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“The Used Car.” Meet Me at Parky's. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Mike Pike Tries To Be A Flying Fish.” The Land Of The Lost. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Spotlight On The Duchess.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Murderforlaughs.” Mystery House. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.“Helping Leroy With His Studies.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, November 4, 1945.