Hello Gord, After I digitized the cassettes of the 22 episodes in the collection I went back and listened to each of them to take notes for the summaries. I did notice that several were cut off

Rick, I'm so glad you were able to download all of them. More dates are available, but some of those are confined to the year and do not have day or month. That is not too great an obstacle, I

Thanks for doing this Larry and Paul. I've been listening to a few of these and have noticed that every ending has been cut off so far. It seems to be only a few minutes worth but of course, I can't

I’ve changed the subject to reflect the current topic. Larry

Larry, from that website I was able to get the following ones... Story Of Mary Marlin - 0000 - 00-00-00 - WS-ET-43120 Story Of Mary Marlin - 0000 - 00-00-00 - WS-ET-44050 Story Of Mary Marlin - 0000

Larry Here are some from the WHAS archives . Most not dated except the year. https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZHorYXZtOIbkAMrpjQdq8QMbeV2ikdXsrg7 -----------------------------------------From:

Wow! I’m surprised that there seems to be a number of you who have not heard Senator Claghorn in action. So, listen to this,

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Thank you for the link Pygar. The write-up on Senator Claghorn makes him sound hilarious. It says he was a regular on Fred Allen's radio show beginning in 1945, and I am going to find some episodes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senator_Claghorn Hope this helps!

Great

Rick, I have episodes with date designations of 44-00-04 and 44-06-07. If you will send me yours I will send you mine. I need all 13 of the "newly discovered" episodes that have been trading for

Does anyone have any eps of mary Marlin to share. I have 2 in my collection. Story Of Mary Marlin - 0000 - 41-12-08 - Story Of Mary Marlin - 0000 - 44-06-07 - Rick Labor ipse voluptas

Thank you Rick. I will save the articles and read them, but having submitted my article I do not want to overwhelm the editor with two more. Larry -----------------------------------------From:

Thank you Rick. That is an amazingly good photograph, and I just forwarded it to the editor with your name attached. Maybe he will mention you as a

I think we are up to five with those two additions: Joe and Mary Marlin, Beauregard Claghorn, Senator Ford and Senator Edwards. Six if you count State Senator Jeff Tyler. That's enough to form a

A magazine article. http://www.otrr.org/FILES/Magz_pdf/Radio%20Mirror/Radio%20Mirror%204203.pdf Labor ipse voluptas

Found this article on the show... https://worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Site-Early-Radio/Archive-Radio-Guide-IDX-Site/IDX/1939/Radio-Guide-39-12-15-OCR-Page-0028.pdf Labor ipse voluptas

Found this on ebay for sale...Note the info at the top... Rick Labor ipse voluptas

Senator Claghorn's first name was Beauregard. I never thought he was a real senator but rather had adopted the title of senator. When once asked what state he represented he had replied the Gulf of