From: yusa-announce@groups.io [mailto:yusa-announce@groups.io] On Behalf Of John Gassman Sent: Wednesday, February 1, 2023 6:58 AM To: yusa-announce@groups.io Subject: [yusa-announce] Red and Blue

Destruction does seem a tad extreme. But inaccessibility to all but the anointed few is tantamount to the same thing, I would argue. Best; Scott

Most collections that are donated to universities, the Library of Congress etc are given with donor restrictions that would prohibit their destruction, and also outline terms for release to private

I had voiced a similar concern (although not really directed in the same way, it was more about domain issues and shutting down OTRR due to the current climate). This would be a concern for any type

If Mr. Haendiges is not selling, or sharing anymore, and has such a vast and rare collection, what's to become of it? It would be a shame if, like so many other collections, it gets donated to a

That's too bad about his health. I remember his posts on FB when I was there up until a couple of yrs ago. Also had good log lists as well when I was working on my database program and making sure

Sadly, Jerry is also no longer selling programs. I have not purchased any of his CDs, but I have many discs of mp3s from him and the quality was far above most. Sad to hear about his health. Rodney

Jery's vision is decreasing. He has Macular Degeneration. John At 12:45 PM 1/31/2023, you wrote:

Although not a member of Facebook, I've been able to follow Jerry Haendiges for the last couple of years, and his wonderful, rare posts. Yesterday, he posted, with this note: "For my final Facebook

Two Sharp Knives, written by Dashiell Hammett and adapted by John Dickson Carr, is today's Suspense episode. https://suspenseproject.blogspot.com/2023/01/1942-12-22-two-sharp-knives.html As part of

I was trying to review some files for the group, and it appears that I can no longer use the player on the library website. I know others have mentioned this as well, but I wanted to echo that it is

Thank you so much, Joe. So appreciate your sharing this, and all of your research. Best, alan From:main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io <main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io> on behalf of Joe

All four of the The Dusty Attic program's tribute to newspapers are now available at the Internet Archive for streaming or download https://archive.org/details/DustyAtticNewspapers For the next 7 days

Today's Suspense episode is Till Death Do Us Part. https://suspenseproject.blogspot.com/2023/01/1942-12-15-till-death-do-us-part.html It stars Peter Lorre. He was very popular personality on network

Today's Suspense episode is The Bride Vanishes. A honeymoon couple notices that the wife is catching curious glances from nearly everyone they pass. It turns out she looks just like a bride who went

I know it mention on some of the later shows in the 1950s shows, Walden 0

Yes, that is right. It’s a really address on Sea Cliff Drive. Maybe 178? And Jack lived next door and Claudia 6 blocks away.

I recall the main home was on Sea Cliff drive. I am trying to recall the numbers, Walden

I am out of town and don’t have access to my print material, else I’d just go look in the Barbour Family Album. Can anybody tell me offhand Henry Barbour’s address in Sea Cliff in One Man’s

Hi Everybody, REPS move it library to P Cloud. We have 12 tb of space. In November P Cloud offer good deals during there black Friday time. Take care, Walden