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Richard Diamond Private Detective "Thomas Jason Case" (December 31, 1949)

Thomas Jason, a retired stockbroker, is concerned that his stepdaughter is trying to kill him. When Mr. Jason is taken to an insane asylum, Diamond follows. After the drama, Dick Powell sings, "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby." Retired stockbroker Thomas Jason is worried that his adopted daughter Carol is trying to kill him for his money. In his will she is his only heir and he wants Richard Diamond to investigate his concerns as he must be sure of his suspicions before he disinherits her.

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"Sagamore Cottage" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - December 31, 1975

A young couple find themselves hiding inside the walls of a witch's house when they stumble across her terrifying secret. That all the charming china dolls the old woman owned were actually people she had shrunk as she did with them!

Rocky Fortune "Prize Fighter Setup" (December 29, 1953)

Rocky is mistaken for "The Great Gondolfo," a prize fighter. Finding himself in the ring, Rocky's surprised to find that he's the winner! There's a good reason...and it's filled with poison! Gambler's want him to take the long count..."from here to eternity!" This is a network version of cat. #61853. Rocky is having a cup of coffee and minding his own business when two heavies come up to his table and make him an offer he can't refuse. Unfortunately, they seem to have mistaken him for someone else, but they don't believe Rocky when he protests. They take Rocky in a taxi to a cheap hotel downtime to meet the boss. The boss tells his heavies they have got the wrong guy, but by now Rocky is in too deep. Simon Templar meets a woman called Peggy on the bus and she asks his help for her boyfriend Breckon Ridge who is the manager of prizefighter Benny the Battler a lousy middleweight fighter who has no chance of winning the fight scheduled for that night. Ridge is concerned because all the gamblers are putting their money on Benny including a guy called Sweeny who doesn’t’ take kindly to been offered a bad deal.

"Anchors Aweigh" Lux Radio Theatre - December 29, 1947

"The Memory Killers" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - December 29, 1975

In order for the company to survive, an advertising executive works hard to land a major account. However, he is haunted by ghosts from the past who revealed a disturbing tale-- that the head of their corporation is the same Nazi prison guard that tortured them to death.

Candy Matson "Nc9-8012" (December 27, 1949)

Candy is referred to an insurance investigator who wants her to confirm his findings that a a fatal airplance crash was accidental, but Candy quickly becomes suspicious that something far more sinister occurred.

Candy Matson "Valley Of The Moon" (December 26, 1949)

Candy solves a murder committed on a dude ranch. The title is subject to correction. + Christmas had Candy completely tuckered out and when she thought she would hibernate over New Year her good friend Rembrandt Watson suggested the perfect place to do just that, a dude ranch in a remote spot on the other side of Sonoma in the Valley of the Moon. He had a commission up there to take some pictures for a brochure and suggested that she drive him up and they could both pass the New Year there. But Candy didn't get the rest she desired as she becomes involved in a murder mystery.

"License to Kill" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - December 26, 1975

With the successful liberation of her husband from a sanitarium for the criminally insane, a wife professes her intentions are true. However, it soon becomes apparent that behind her so-called good deed lies a sinister scheme.

Merry Christmas by Bing Crosby (1943)

by Bing Crosby; John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra; Franz Gruber; Max Terr's Mixed Chorus; Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters; Vic Schoen and His Orchestra; J. Fred Coots; Haven Gillespie

Publication date 1943-09-29