Episode 12 was broadcast August 25, 1949 on NBC Radio. A gang of "blitz bandits" are committing three and four burglaries a night, eighteen liquor stores and restaurants have recently been hit. 

Episode 12 aired on Mutual network July 4, 1940. David Rose Orchestra opens the program with Devil May Care then Maxine Gray sings With The Wind and Rain In My Hair. The orchestra plays Spain, Art Tatum at the keys and Where or When. Dave Rose conducts Night and Day. Maxine Gray with You Can't Brush Me Off, the orchestra with What Is There To Say, Art Tatum plays Humoresque and the orchestra concludes the program with Easter Time.

A collection of radio shows hosted by Bill Chambless on WVUD-FM in Newark, Delaware. From the first program in 1984 to the last one in 2002, he explored the music and sounds of yesteryear (1900 to 1940), "scratches and all." The program was a labor of love for him, and he was delighted by all the people who supported the show over the years. These files are free for your use. He would have wanted it that way! Enjoy.

You can hear the entire collection at http://www.scratchygrooves.com Thanks to John Chambless for his efforts in preserving and sharing his Dad's programs.

Episode 1345...BOB BAILEY stars as Insurance investigator JOHNNY DOLLAR aired on CBS Radio April 28, 1957. Johnny searches for a pitcher who disappeared during Spring Training and whose sister is accusing his new bride of murdering him.

This episode aired on June 17, 1952. A poor field hand is accused of a murder, and he only has a snake as his alibi.

Episode 105 aired on CBS Radio August 17 , 1944. Starring Agnes Morehead and Ray Collins. Sophronia Winters spent most of her life taking care of her ailing father, but now that he's gone she's ready to start living. First aired on April 27, 1943 as its 39th episode out of nearly one thousand. Written by Lucille Fletcher (1912-2000).

Episode 11 aired on CBS Radio September 22, 1957. A sports interview, A Hollywood agent with canine clients, Bang Gunley: U. S. Marshall Fields (sponsored by "Puffed Grass" cereal).

Episode 17 aired on NBC Radio, January 10, 1954. An old prospector named Hiram finally strikes it rich. Britt Ponsett gets into a gunfight and promptly gets wounded at the assay office during a holdup. Britt’s horse, Scar appears to easily clear the eight miles of prairie between the hills and Clay City. It was over six months since their last visit there and surely Scar couldn’t be remembering the filly at the livery. So was this spurring him on? James Stewart as Britt Ponsett. 

Brief 7 minute air check of Tampa Florida FM beautiful music format in mid 1970s. WFLA added an FM station in 1948, WFLA-FM (now WFLZ). In its early years, WFLA-FM largely simulcast its AM sister station. In the 1960s, it switched to beautiful music. A TV station also went on the air in 1955, WFLA-TV, which is now owned by the Nexstar Media Group. Because WFLA-AM-FM carried NBC programming, WFLA-TV also joined the NBC Television Network.

7PM to 8PM Skimmer air check WDEL AM, Wilmington Delaware.