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“Pennypinching Boarding House Owners.” The Chase. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1953.“Mrs Bixby And The Lodge.” My Son Jeep. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1953.“Henry Miller Shreve River Master.” Hallmark Hall of Fame. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1953.“Be Bop Blues.” Stars In Jazz. Radio broadcast, February 8, 1953.“The Trail Of The Grizzly Bear.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“The Dance Of The Devil Dolls.” Hall of Fantasy. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“Conference With General Lee.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“Miss Liberty.” Railroad Hour. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“With A Song In My Heart.” Lux Radio Theatre. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“Program 18.” Melody Just Melody. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“The Man Who Cried Wolf.” Suspense. Radio broadcast, February 9, 1953.“Fight At The County Seat.” The Cisco Kid. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Stan Kenton San Diego.” Stan Kenton Collection. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Courteous McGee.” Fibber McGee And Molly. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Dead Dame In The Park.” That Hammer Guy. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Luigi Feels Like A Failure.” Life with Luigi. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Fascinatin Rhythm.” Concert In Miniature. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“Operation Miracle.” Cavalcade of America. Radio broadcast, February 10, 1953.“The Phantom Rustlers.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“The Indispensable Man.” Family Theater. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“Hope and Jane Wyman Do a Nightclub Act.” The Bob Hope Show. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“A Child Of Faith.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“Resolve Strategic Mining Lease Family Squabble.” Dangerous Assignment. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“Good Enough To Eat Aka Food Poisoning Botulism.” The Lineup. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“Two Dates For Mayor's Valentine Party.” Great Gildersleeve. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“IWCF Against The Middle.” I Was A Communist For The FBI. Radio broadcast, February 11, 1953.“The Feud.” The Cisco Kid. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“The Greedy Trapper.” The Roy Rogers Show. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“Young Girl Marries An Older Man, Who Turns Out To Be Not As Rich As She Thought.” Order in the Court. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“The Party.” Cathy and Elliott Lewis on Stage. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“Hillsdale Fire Hero.” Bright Star. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“Bing Crosby Guest Jack Benny.” Bing Crosby General Electric Show. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“Babysitting Miseries.” Father Knows Best. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1953.“All Trails Lead to Trouble.” Frontier Town. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“The Food Poisoning.” Line Up. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“The Roundup.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“Phantom Rustlers.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“Reception With The Czar.” Horatio Hornblower. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“The Sure Thing Man.” The Lone Ranger. Radio broadcast, February 13, 1953.“The Round-Up.” Gunsmoke. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“The Northwest Ordinance.” American Trail. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“Lois Schaefer Flute.” Your Symphony Scrapbook. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“Special Their Life Story.” Amos 'n' Andy. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“The Artie Blanchard Case.” Broadway is My Beat. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“The Bleep, Blop, Blue. Count Basie And His Band. (Repeats Sounds Re Edited).” Music For Moderns. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“The Mysterious Meteor.” Space Patrol. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“Timothy Dolan's Last Stand.” Wild Bill Hickok. Radio broadcast, February 14, 1953.“The Big Tooth.” Dragnet. Radio broadcast, February 15, 1953.“Bring Back a Mig.” Proudly We Hail. Radio broadcast, February 15, 1953.“First Comic Beetle Bailey (first half).” Comic Weekly. Radio broadcast, February 15, 1953.