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“Glenn Hammond Curtiss.” Land of the Free, The. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“Guest - Dinah Shore and Joe Venuti.” Bing Crosby. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“Two Hundred Dollars.” Armchair Adventures. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“General Electric Show Dinah Shore And Joe Venuti.” Bing Crosby General Electric Show. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“My Wildest Dream Audition.” Unique OTR Shows. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“The Horse That Captured The Captor.” The Roy Rogers Show. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“The Phantom Prowler.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“George And The Informer.” Bright Star. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“November 20, 1952.” My Wildest Dream. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“My Wildest Dream.” Audition Shows. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“The Bride Of The Werewolf Pt 1.” I Love a Mystery. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1952.“Antique, The.” The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Episode.” Arthur Smith and His Crackerjacks. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Heritage.” Armchair Adventures. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Tonight the Mayhem's Going to Be Different (HSG Syndication).” Let George Do It. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Badman Laredo and The Land Rush.” Frontier Town. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Hangtown Jail.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Fingered.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“The Swamp Killer.” This is Your FBI. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Jeff And Jim.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Acting Governor Of Le Havre.” Horatio Hornblower. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Shipment For Korea.” The Green Hornet. Radio broadcast, November 21, 1952.“Episode ++++.” Big City Serenade. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“First Song - You Belong To Me.” Camel Caravan. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“Vincent Chicowitz Trumpet.” Your Symphony Scrapbook. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“The House That Built Jack (OTR).” Stars Over Hollywood. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“Rustic Cabin.” Stan Kenton Collection. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“The Grace Cullen Murder Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“Rustic Cabin.” Stan Kenton Concert Encores. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“The Giant Bubble.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“Jimmy Durante.” I Got a Million of Em. Radio broadcast, November 22, 1952.“Death Sweet Song.” Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Episode 33.” Cafe Istanbul. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Frank Charles Laubach.” Land of the Free, The. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Gobble the Gobbler, First Comic - Beetle Bailey.” Comic Weekly Man. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Kingfish's Freezer.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Transport To Terror.” Escape. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“The Big Guilt.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Standish of Standish.” Hallmark Playhouse. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“No Life So Dear.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Gobble The Gobbler First Comic Beetle Bailey.” Comic Weekly. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“The Thanksgiving Turkey.” Aldrich Family. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Phil Harris Alice Faye Show 225 Football Tickets.” Phil Harris And Alice Faye. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Lizzie and the Whiskers Rpt of 49 02 27.” The Eternal Light. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Blackout.” The Chase. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Program USC UCLA Game.” The Jack Benny Program. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Robbing And Killing Of Accused Traitor.” The Scarlet Pimpernel. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Missouri Legend.” Best Plays. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“The Calculator.” The Whistler. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.“Case Of The Bank Killer.” Mr District Attorney. Radio broadcast, November 23, 1952.