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Episode 88 aired February 15, 1951 on NBC Radio and deals with child molestation. Sound quality is sub-standard. When two four year old twin girls turn up missing, Sgt. Friday is assigned to the case. The girls are found, but were molested. The investigation continues until police locate the perpetrator.

NBC Radio July 14, 1953. Garroway with news item from Taylorsville North Carolina, comments and music.

Selections by Tomlinson, White, Thorne, Scott

BEETHOVEN Triple Concerto and TCHAIKOVSKY Violin Concerto

Episode 40 aired on The Mutual Network January 11, 1941.The David Rose Orchestra with Evening Star, Time Stood Still and Hymn To The Sun. Maxine Gray sings It All Comes Back To Me Now. The orchestra with Perfidia and Slavonic Dance. Maxine Gray with So You Are The One and David Rose concludes with Silver Threads Among The Gold. Bill Gordon is host for Mutual Radio. 

Alan Ladd stars as Dan Holiday, writer, in Episode 5. Mayfair syndication. A  newspaper boy hires Dan to get his father out of jail. All that was in Box 13 was one postcard from a kid and Dan suspects it’s probably a prank.

Episode 168 for CBS Radio February 17, 1960

On his "Bill Stewart Show" Stewart produced and announced more than 4,000 programs, many over AFRTS. When he was discharged from the army in November 1947 he continued his AFRTS programs while working on KLAC. His shows were heard on Armed Forces Radio Service for nearly 50 years. This episode features a chat with the American writer Adela St. Johns.

Aired October 12, 1948 on NBC Radio. Not many men are capable of murdering a woman and if the attempt fails the would-be killer must strike again. And such is the background of Steve Wilson’s strange case of double murder, which began some months ago. Steve Wilson is played by

1938 CBC Radio remote from Vancouver's Palomar Ballroom. Sandy DeSantis, a popular band leader and trumpeter extraordinaire was born in Vancouver BC. He began his professional gig in the 1930’s at the Venice Cafe on Main and Keefer (544 Main Street). Himie Singer built the renowned Palomar Ballroom during that time, opening a spectacular new venue