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Episode 100 aired July 13, 1944 on CBS Radio. Starring Herbert Marshall who plays the part of Felix Laine a writer of detective novels who was planning to kill a man, a hit and run driver who killed his son, and he's keeping a diary of his plans! The story is a powerful one of vengeance and retribution. 

Yes! At last we learn that the turkey was intended to be the national bird, but due to a mix--up, it was the turkey rather than the eagle to be cooked for the original Thanksgiving dinner. We since have learned that there was a movement at one time, counting among it's supporters Benjamin Franklin, to indeed bestow this exalted position upon the turkey. Today one wonders if Freberg happened to stumble upon this story in research.

Episode 10 aired on CBS Radio September 15, 1957. The Stan Freberg Show was a weekly radio comedy show that ran on the CBS Radio Network for only fifteen episodes in 1957–58. The show, starring comedian Stan Freberg and featuring the vocal talents of Daws Butler, June Foray, and Peter Leeds and the musical direction of Billy May, ran in the 7 p.m. timeslot previously occupied by The Jack Benny Program. Stan Freberg grew up in Los Angeles, California. From an early age he was a big fan of radio and sound. He was blessed with the double abilities of being an amazing mimic and possessing a razor-sharp satirical mind. In the early 1940s he began to do voice work for Warner Brothers' cartoons.

Episode 19 was broadcast over the NBC Radio Network on January 24, 1954. Stars James Stewart as Britt Ponset. An outlaw is scheduled to be hanged, and the townsfolk intend to burn down the home of the outlaw's wife at the same time, unless Britt can prevent it. Britt Ponset is a traveling cowboy He roams from town to town on his horse, Scar, picking up work with various ranchers and the railroad on occasion He is widely known as "The Six Shooter," based on a story that he is able to get six shots off before an average man can fire once.

Episode 524 was broadcast on the evening of April 10, 1948. Gang Busters was an American dramatic radio program heralded as "the only national program that brings you authentic police case histories." It premiered on January 15, 1936, and was broadcast over 21 years through November 27, 1957. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_Busters

Episode 5 aired July 18, 1956 on NBC Radio. Charlie McCarthy Show with W C Fields, Little Jack Little singer, VOX POP interviews, Al Pierce, Ben Bernie with Bobby Breen and Dixie Lee Crosby from 1936 show.

Episode 2567, Aired June 28, 1954. The Lone Ranger disguises himself as a Mexican in order to capture the bandit Tucson Thorpe.

September 11, 1957 on CBS Radio Network DJ Howard Miller in Chicago chats on line with musician-comedian Steve Allen in New York City.

Episode 7 in syndication for broadcast during the week of February 12, 1950. Hopalong Cassidy and his pal California strongly suspect trouble on the trail as they interrupt a beautiful ride back to Bar-20. They stop over at Rapid River for the night where California suspects there’ll be some danger. A map of secret passages in "Lost Canyon" leads to murder. 

Hear it now (episode 07) Edward R. Murrow hosts...the cost of a pound of steak Air Date January 26, 1951. The voices of Eisenhower, Truman, MacArthur, Stassen, Leo Durocher, The biography of a pound of steak (at $1 a pound), many other stories and actualities.