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“From Chicago.” Bernie Cummins. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“The Case Of The Mail Order Murders.” Michael Shayne. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“The Invisible Boyfriend.” Meet the Meeks. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“A Little Bird Told Me.” Your Hit Parade. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“The Glass Eye.” Favorite Story. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“A Piece Of Pie (Date Given To Force To Top Of List).” The Damon Runyon Theater. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Guest Gene Krupa, Delores Hawkins.” Jubilee. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Golden Santa.” Lone Wolf, the Adventures of. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Stable Boy At Mayfair Riding Acadamy.” Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“The Adventure Of The Golden Santa.” The Adventures Of The Lone Wolf. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“For Business Reasons.” Romance. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Embraceable You.” USO On with the Show. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Plymouth Rock 1949.” Citizens Committee On Displaced Persons. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Red Foley, Minnie Pearl, Rod Brasfield.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Stable Boy At Mayfair Riding Acadamy.” A Day In The Life Of Dennis Day. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Young Matrons League Tryouts.” My Favorite Husband. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1949.“Blackstone The Midway Robberies.” Blackstone The Magic Detective. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Taxi, Taxi.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“1st Show For CBS With Amos N Andy.” New Year's Shows Collection. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Better Man.” Box 13. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Phil Harris Phil Is Drafted.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Knitting Contest.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Death In The Sand.” The Adventures of Rocky Jordan. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Thomas Jefferson.” Mr President. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“CBS The Lucky Strike Program Starring Jack Benny 1st CBS Show Amos N Andy.” Christmas Shows. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Leaving 1948.” Living 1948. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Surrender of Sitting Bull.” You Are There. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Greatest Story Give Us This Day.” Greatest Story Ever Told. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Knowledge.” Strollin' Tom. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Program First Show For CBS.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Time of the Big Snow.” Quiet Please. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Man On The Roof.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“How Are Fingerprints And Snowflakes Alike.” The Quiz Kids. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Old Clothes For Party.” Our Miss Brooks. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Seven Who Came To Dinner.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Balancing The Books.” Lum and Abner. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Larks In The Popcorn.” Author Meets the Critics. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Maiden Speech.” Destination Freedom. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The French Car.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The High Mountains.” Straight Arrow. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Main Street.” NBC University Theater. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“The Living Water.” Charles E Fuller. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Death And The Crown Of Odalph.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Tobias the Terrible.” The Damon Runyon Theater. Radio broadcast, January 2, 1949.“Powerless.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.“The Melody Hour Guest Sons Of The Pioneers.” The American Melody Hour. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.“The Gift Of Johnny Appleseed.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.“It's A Big Wide Wonderful World.” The Chesterfield Supper Club. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.“AFRS Showtime Shoopee.” AFRS Collection. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.“AFRS Collection 1949.01.03 Shoopee.” Showtime. Radio broadcast, January 3, 1949.