Naval Drug Fraud
Helen Palmer, a secretary at the Universal Corporation (a drug manufacturer for the Navy), is found shot dead at her doorway, blurring the lines between who is guilty and who is innocent. Sam Dann, an announcer on this and other programs, is credited with the crime, though his involvement is delivered with a sneering tone. The episode concludes with a promotional spot for "Inner Sanctum," which features Raymond Edward Johnson in a supporting role.
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Chandu the Magician is an American supernatural radio drama which originally aired from 1931 to 1936. A revival on a different network took place 12 years later, airing from 1948 to 1950. The series was created by Harry A. Earnshaw (1878–1953) and Raymond R. Morgan. The two series portrayed the adventures of Frank Chandler, also known as Chandu, an American who had learned mystical arts, such as astral projection, which he used to fight criminals and villains, including the evil Roxor. Chandu was Steve Ditko's and Stan Lee's inspiration for the more famous Marvel Comics character Doctor Strange.
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“Naval Drug Fraud.” Chandu the Magician. Radio broadcast, August 30, 1950.
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