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“Double Identity.” Challenge of the Yukon. Radio broadcast, October 11, 1951.“Love Is The Reason.” Billy Mills Orchestra. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“Luella Parson Ed Sullivan Etc Party.” Duffy's Tavern. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“George Raft.” Martin and Lewis. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“Ed Bailey's Bad Luck.” The Roy Rogers Show. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“Golden Fleece.” The Lives Of Harry Lime. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“The Tropical Frame-Up.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“The Misto Christo Columbo.” Tide Show. Radio broadcast, October 12, 1951.“The Millard Ward Matter.” Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“The Gunfighter In Short Pants.” Hopalong Cassidy. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“Mr. Moto The Strange Elopement Of Professor Sloan.” Mr I a Moto. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“The Strange Elopement Of Professor Sloane.” Mr Moto. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“Bimb 51 10 13 082 The Ed Koster Murder Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“Giles County...In The State Of Tennessee.” Grand Ole Opry. Radio broadcast, October 13, 1951.“Lady on the Run.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Guest Doris Day.” Guest Star. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Play For Keeps.” Tales Of The Texas Rangers. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“The Ex-con Case.” The Saint. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Philseyeexam.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“The Big Sneak.” The Silent Men. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“The Search Of Shalom Ben Isadok.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Partners In Crime.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“A Mind for Murder.” The Shadow. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Trip To Brazil.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Sun Oct 14 1951.” The Mario Lanza Show. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Emperor's Bathtub.” Now Hear This. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Mission in Alamogordo.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“The Amos N Andy Show Trip To Brazil.” Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Koheleth My Teacher.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Program Jack Takes His Song To The Publisher.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, October 14, 1951.“Mister880 D Andrews E Gwenn.” Lux Theater Fills and Upgrades. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“The Flame.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“Mister 880.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“The We're Working Our Way Through College.” Tide Show. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“Martha.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“A Camelia For El Dobbin.” Bold Venture. Radio broadcast, October 15, 1951.“Broadcast of October 16, 1951.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1951.“Luigis Dun And Bradstreet Rating.” Life with Luigi. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1951.“Teeny Needs To Visit The Dentist.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1951.“The Ship The Nazis Had To Get.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1951.“Operation Murder (Title Repeated On ).” Mr and Mrs North. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1951.“Jewels Of The Queen.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Jim Bowies Claim.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Barrie Craig The Judge And The Champ.” Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Chesterfield Show Guest Bob Hope And Martha Tilton.” Bing Crosby - Chesterfield Show. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Fear.” The Red Skelton Show. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Student Council Election.” The Halls of Ivy. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Bronco Almost Forgets About His First Date With Marjorie.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“Secret Word 'Arm'.” You Bet Your Life. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.“The Judge And The Champ.” Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 17, 1951.