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Episode aired on CBS Radio June 28, 1959. Ed Stacey is a a man wrongly jailed for two years who has returned home to an unwelcome reception. John Dehner as Paladin.

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Episode 55 aired on CBS Radio May 9, 1953.  Gatliff brings a dying buffalo skinner into Dodge. His face had been pushed into a pan of hot lead. Soon afterwards, a nester is found stabbed to death.

Episode 5 aired August 5, 1946 on NBC.  Sustaining program originating from NBC Chicago from 1946 to 1947. Each episode was a light-hearted romantic comedy illustrating the difference between men and women. Jim Ameche was the primary star in each show.

Episode 31 aired August 26, 1956 on CBS Radio. One of many episodes in the series written by Kathleen Hite (Photo). http://www.kathleenhite.com/fort-laramie.html Raymond Burr as Captain Lee Quince. 

Episode 80 aired October 15, 1949 on CBS Radio. Escape to a lonely schooner sailing through the hot Caribbean night carrying a fortune and the heedless passions of reckless men as John and Gwen Bagney tell it in their exciting tale The Sure Thing. Starring John Hoyt (Photo) and William Conrad. John Hoyt was an American actor. He began his acting career on Broadway, later appearing in numerous films and television series.

From May 8, 1964 episode 515 begins with Leroy Anderson's (photo) Belle of the Ball. KCBH featured a classical music format and presented high fidelity stereo broadcasts at a time when no one really knew what to do with FM radio. The Enchantment of Music was a collection of concerts of "Light Classic music from California, designed for pleasant listening to melodies of the Masters, Old, and New"...(OTRcat.com)

Episode 110 aired July 19, 1951 on NBC Radio. Harry Dunbar admits a series of petty thefts, but is reluctant to explains his reasons

Episode 44 from February 8, 1941 on the Don Lee Mutual Network. David Rose Orchestra with selections from Faust, Amapola and Better That Way. Maxine Gray sings Some Changes Made and Come Back to Me. A Rose original called Indefinite Rhythm.