Episode 33 aired July 5, 1959 on CBS Radio. John Dehner as Paladin who is hired to find a U.S. Army corporal, who is a deserter and the son of a general. Paladin must travel into Indian territory as he seeks the corporal. Along the way, Paladin encounters a soldier he knew from his own time in the Army. It turns out the corporal is part of the 7th Calvary, and is part of the command of George Custer.

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Episode 57 aired May 23, 1951 on CBS Radio. A man is suspected of attempted murder when he forces a crooked lawyer, at gunpoint, to return the ranch he stole from him. The lawyer is shot later by... Print Asper. William Conrad stars as U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon.

Episode aired on NBC Radio August 13, 1946. Produced at NBC Chicago studios. Grand Marquee ran from 1946 to 1947 and was a light-hearted romantic comedy series where most of the show is spent in antics proving the difference between men and women and the problems that arise from misunderstandings between them. The shows starred Jim Ameche and Beryl Vaughn.

Hattie Pelfrey is not well so she visits Fort Laramie to visit her son...Captain Quince played by Raymond Burr. Episode 32 aired September 2, 1956 on CBS Radio. Virginia Gregg is guest star. This episode was written by Kathleen Hite. Gregg and Burr also worked together on TV's "Perry Mason".

This was episode 81 which aired on CBS Radio around October 22, 1949 and transcribed for AFRS.  Tio encounters his friend, the Dutch smuggler, Maru.  Soon, they realize the stillness around them has been caused by the police. Two officers stop and search Tio because he is a well known thief, but finding nothing, they move on. What encounters next? Listen as Tony Barrett stars along with "A-List" radio character actors Janet Nolan, Jeff Cory, Jack Webb and William Conrad.

This is episode 520 recorded on May 15, 1964 for AFRTS. The program opens with the Overture to "Orpheus in the Underworld".

Episode 116 aired on NBC Radio August 30, 1951. Jack Webb as Det. Sgt. Joe Friday who encounters a man who indicates he has killed his wife. Friday is assigned to Homicide Detail to investigate. Then we learn a thirty year old woman is missing after three months have gone by before her disappearance is reported. There is no trace of the the woman. Friday must locate her.

Montague George Ewing was born 31 May 1890 in London, England. Self-taught in music, he served in two world wars: with The London Scottish Regiment (1915-19) and The Home Guard (1940-44). As composer he wrote under his own name as well as the pseudonyms Sherman Myers, Herbert Carrington, Brian Hope and Paul Hoffman. Passed away in 1957.

Episode 45 aired February 15, 1941 on Mutual Radio. This program opens with the David Rose Orchestra playing Song of the Islands and La Cucaracha. Maxine Gray sings Walkin' By The River. Trumpet virtuoso Rafael Mendez joins the Rose Orchestra and Pablo de Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen. Gypsy Waves and a rose original Valse d'Nuit. Maxine Gray sings Dream This One Out and the program concludes with Scarf Dance by Cecile Chaminade. Don Gordon is host.