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“Studies In Jealousy.” Columbia Workshop. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“Tony Martin Part 1.” The Bourgeois Show. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“The Case Of The Liquor Hi Jackers.” Gangbusters. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“The Flying Dutchman.” Let's Go to the Opera. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“Length Of The Fingers.” Dont Cheat Uncle Sam. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“The Miser's Gold.” Strange Wills. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“The Riddle Of The Wrong Answers.” Adventures of Frank Merriwell. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“I Got The Sun In The Morning.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, October 5, 1946.“You'll Be Dead In A Week 2 (Two Hundred Thousand Dollars To Lose).” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Paul Whiteman Hour 02 Now I Know Your Face By Heart.” Paul Whiteman Forever Tops. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Broadcast of October 6, 1946.” Orson Welles Commentaries. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Talking To Myself About You.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Bob's Prize Hog Winston Has Been Kidnapped.” The Bob Burns Show. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“The Box Of Earth.” Meet Me at Parky's. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Tribute To Medical Science.” Franklin D. Roosevelt. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Program Jack Listens To The World Series.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Charlie McCarthy 413 Guest Jack Benny.” Edgar Bergen. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Ep168 the Seebees Conflict in Indonesia.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Dr Danfield Danger Doctor Danfield Red Jacoby.” Danger, Dr. Danfield. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Hour 02 Now I Know Your Face By Heart.” Paul Whiteman. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Guest Jack Benny.” Chase and Sanborn Program. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Tribute To Medical Science.” The Fred Allen Show. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“The Town Of The Little People.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Billy The Kid With Tex Ritter.” All-Star Western Theater. Radio broadcast, October 6, 1946.“Carver Alibis Freddie.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Wherever I Go.” Murder At Midnight. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“The Listener.” Inner Sanctum. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Talks To Mario.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“The Melody Hour Guest Duke Ellington.” The American Melody Hour. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“The The Old Lady Shows Her Medals.” Screen Guild Theater. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“That They May Live.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“The Dead Voice, Part 8 of 15.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Build House For Childers.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Dragonwyckafrs.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“The Sad Clown.” Casebook of Gregory Hood. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Windy Hanks.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“A Present For Ricky.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, October 7, 1946.“Blueprints.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Carver Has Left Hospital.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“The Fishing Rod.” Mel Blanc Show. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“If You Have A Beef Dont Air It Eat It.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“The Dead Voice, Part 9 of 15.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Golden Boy.” Hollywood Players. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Tinker With Blueprint.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Guest Georgia Gibbs Part 1.” Listen to a Love Song. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Dynamite.” Adventures in Research. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“South Side Ymca Disabled Vets St Louis Mo.” Vox Pop. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“Muskrat Ramble.” Jills All Time Juke Box. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.“The Sally And Marylou.” Mel Blanc Show. Radio broadcast, October 8, 1946.