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“Guest Elizabeth Taylor.” Louella Parsons. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Popular Broadway Songs.” Take It Or Leave It. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“The Children's Adventure Shows.” The Jack Paar Show. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Taskforce Furnace.” Warriors Of Peace. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Taskforce Furnace.” American Soldiers. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Nick Carter The Case Of The Missing Piano Player.” Nick Carter Master Detective. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“The Chessmaster.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Loaves And The Fishes.” Greatest Story Ever Told. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Guests Jack Carson, Dick Powell.” Front and Center. Radio broadcast, July 13, 1947.“Biltmore Bowl1st Half.” Big Band Remotes. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Casey 47-07-17 194 Casey and the Self-Made Hero (2nd Repeat of # 36).” Casey Crime Photographer. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Time to Put Plot Into Action.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“The Storming Of The Bastille.” You Are There. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Case Of The Goofy Gosling.” Terry and the Pirates. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“The Case Of The Crooked Finger.” Dick Tracy. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“The Manicurist.” The Clock. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Mon Jul 14 1947.” Candid Microphone. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Irma Gets Sick.” My Friend Irma. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Operation Fleur de Lis.” Escape. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Related To Hempsteads.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“The Clock The Manicurist.” Clock, the US. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Guest Miss Kerr (2nd Half Only).” Betty Crocker Magazine Of The Air. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“When Fate Wore A Mask.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Mystery Of The Vanishing Men Part 6.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“The Melody Hour My Heart Is A Hobo.” The American Melody Hour. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Army Of Blue Men.” Little Orphan Annie. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Teddy Bites Mrs Spritterbock.” Ethel and Albert. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Woodrow Wilson.” Mr President. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Phantom Of The Sawdust Trail.” Jack Armstrong, The All-American Boy. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Talks To The Bergman S, Who Are Angry With Her Hubby.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Little Orphan Annie 1947.07.14 Land Of The Diamond Scarab.” Sky King. Radio broadcast, July 14, 1947.“Johnny Shows Real Character.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Lum Thinks They Should Get Rid of Prof. Crenshaw.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Eddie Cantor Joan Davis The Mad Russian Imogene Carpenter.” Command Performance. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Milkman's Ring (Aka Milk Run).” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Mystery Of The Vanishing Men Part 7.” Hop Harrigan. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“The Crooked Fight.” Call The Police. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Lefty Drops By For Tea, Is Told About The Bergman S.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“In My Adobe Hacienda.” The Gulf Spray Show. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“City Hall Shakeup.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Ah, Wilderness.” Studio One. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Professor Crenshaw.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Andy's Trailer.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, July 15, 1947.“Peg's Plans Have Failed.” Hearts in Harmony. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“The Breakfast Club.” Breakfast Club. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“Mary Worried That Randy Will Lose His Temper With Ben.” Aunt Mary. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“The Powder Kid.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“2nd Anniversary Of The Atomic Bomb Test.” Arthur Godfrey. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“Death Robbery.” Lights Out. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.“One Early Morning.” United Services For New Americans. Radio broadcast, July 16, 1947.
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