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“Dick the Peacemaker.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Wants Information About Jerri.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Jack Victor Questions Vivian.” Myrt and Marge. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“The Secret Menace Strikes, Part 1 of 15.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Commuter’s Ticket.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“The Silver Fox.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Lily To Have Dinner With David.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“My What A Fry.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Zero Minus One 693.” The Fifth Horseman. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Dick Huddleston And Reason.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Drum The Bum, Visitation Officer.” Vic And Sade. Radio broadcast, August 1, 1946.“Operation Murder.” Mystery House. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“First Tune Tuxedo Junction.” One Night Stand. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Sam And The Psyche.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Brazos John And The Eastern Bride.” Hawk Durango. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Sam And Psyche.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Jane Walters Promise.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Clarence Plays Detective.” Myrt and Marge. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Harry James, All Of Me.” Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Sam And The Psyche Aka The Death Of Dr Denoff.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Golden Honeymoon.” Mercury Summer Theater. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Peggy Reads Nick's Letter.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Brazos John And Eastern Bride.” Hawk Larabee. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Sam And The Psycho Ward.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“SamSpade 46-08-02Sam&Psyche.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Waiting Game.” Tales of the Foreign Service. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Would Be Movie Star.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Secret Menace Strikes, Part 2 of 15.” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Sports Newsreel 46 08 02 Guest Joan Edwards.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Kabalah.” Murder At Midnight. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Golden Honeymoon.” 1946 Mercury Summer Theatre. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“Mercury Summer Theatre Golden Honeymoon.” Orson Welles Collection. Radio broadcast, August 2, 1946.“The Chase.” Dark Venture. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“Ballet Russe 1st Serenade Tchaikovsky.” Hollywood Bowl Silver Jubilee Series. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“The Torn Map.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“Goose Girl.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“No Rest For Fred Andrews.” Archie Andrews. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“The Revenge Of India.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“The Goose Girl.” Let's Pretend. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“The Playground.” Billie Burke Show. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“Seven Flights To Glory.” Strange Wills. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“Guest Victor Borge.” Listen to a Love Song. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“The Major And The Minor.” Hollywood Star Time. Radio broadcast, August 3, 1946.“AFRS #0007 CBS Symphony Soloist Very Brodsky 1st Kabalevsky's Concerto.” Symphonies Of The World. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“Dead Men Prowl 3 (The Dead Do Walk At Night).” Adventures By Morse. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“Ep159 Skyway to the Far East Un Series.” The Pacific Story. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“August 4, 1946.” ABC News. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“Blackmail.” Mystery Is My Hobby. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“The Peacemakers.” Orson Welles Commentaries. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.“Broadcast of August 4, 1946.” Fabulous Dr. Tweedy. Radio broadcast, August 4, 1946.