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“Tim And Crew Rescue A Cat.” Firefighters. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Spring Street Gang.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“The Poet Effie.” The Adventures Of Maisie. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Something Borrowed, Something Blue.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Bury Your Dead, Arizona Pt 9.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Mission Completed.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Hallmark Playhouse Miss Bishop.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Cheers For Miss Bishop.” Hallmark Playhouse. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Something Borrowed Something Blue.” LaRosa Theater Of Stars. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Adventures Of Maisie The Poet Effie.” Maisie, the Adventures Of. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Mr Sinclair Testifies.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, December 1, 1949.“Jimmy Collins Is Upset.” Firefighters. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Jim Watson Comes Home.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“College Homecoming.” My Favorite Husband. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Surprise Witness.” Ma Perkins. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Outlaws Twin.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Bury Your Dead, Arizona Pt 10.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Riley, The Bookie.” Life of Riley. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“All My Sons.” Screen Directors Playhouse. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“The Good Old Days.” Hollywood Theatre of Stars. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“Guest Grantland Rice.” Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“The Waterfront Felons.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, December 2, 1949.“End Of The Trail.” Frontier Town. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“The Countess Maritza.” The Chicago Theater Of The Air. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Sherman Gates Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Guest John Charles Thomas.” Christmas Seals. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Death On The Golden Horn.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Death Rides The Roller Coaster (Repeat).” The Adventures of Superman. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Bodyguard To Anne Connelly.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“The Kid On The Corner.” The Adventures of Philip Marlowe. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“The Ruby Idol Case.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Visit from Lyle Gump.” Bob and Ray. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Doll In The Pink Silk Dress.” Favorite Story. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Salvage.” John Steele Adventurer. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Sunday Down In Tennessee.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Rich 033 Leland L Leeds 12 3 49.” Richard Diamond Private Detective. Radio broadcast, December 3, 1949.“Red Skelton Show (262) Fuller Brush Man.” Red Skeleton Show. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“TAOT Silent Tongue.” The Adventures Of Frank Race. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Troubled Waters.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Limehouse Blues.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“The Ghost from Chinatree.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Dennis Is Late. Jack And Tyrone Power In Paris.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“What, No Butler.” The Damon Runyon Theater. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“The Wild Palms.” The NBC Theater. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Weighing Machine.” Our Miss Brooks. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Phil Harris Sponsor To Hire Myrtle.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“B072C10 The Family Must Make Its Decision.” One Mans Family. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“is Framed.” The Saint. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“The Wild Palms.” NBC University Theater. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“The Flopsy Mopsy And Cottontail Caper.” The Adventures of Sam Spade. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.