Radio Out of the Past Marathons

1. Box 13 4x-xx-xx (36) Find Me, Find Death.
2. Suspense 11/10/1942 Will You Make A Bet With Death. Ted DeCorsia.
3. Crime Classics 10/07/1953 15 The Hangman And William Palmer, Who Won.

Matt cox: 7 to 9 PM.
The theme is IRS and while those three letters are prevalent in the word spring, I’m aiming more for the fact our Marathon is on April 17 two days after filings normally would be in.

1. Fibber McGee and Molly 01/11/1944 Income Tax Time
2. T Man 04/29/1950 The Case Of The Bleeding Gold. Audition Show with Dennis O’Keefe.
3. Jack Benny 03/12/1950 Rochester Prepares His Income Tax, Jack wins the Sagebrush Soap Contest, Joan Benny guests.

Jim Taylor: 5 to 7 PM. News 1951, Douglas McArthur.

1. Mutual Comment 04/11/1951.
2. Fulton Lewis 04/11/1951
3. The Williams Prudin boxing match followed by President Truman’s speech about the firing of General Douglas McArthur. 04/11/1951.

Brad Snyder: 3 to 5 PM.

1. The Whistler 01/14/1951 The Little Things
2. The Whistler 03/24/1947 The Lady and the Knife
3. The Whistler 02/10/1947 A Women’s Privilege

Daniel Vejil 1 PM to 3 PM. The Theme is “Pig”.

if you take the second, fourth, and sixth letters of the word “SPRING” (all of the even numbered ones), you get the word “PIG”.

1. Pat Novak, 06/18/1949 The Only Way to Make Friends Is to Die.
2. InnerSanctum Mysteries, 09/11/1945 The Last Story.
3. Gangbusters, 07/31/1948 Carnival Caper.

John and Larry Gassman along with Walden Hughes: 11 AM to 1 PM.

John Abbott will be there special guest.
The live interview will be 90 minutes in length followed by a show from the series, “Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar”.

Max Crawford: 9 to 11 AM Pacific. Theme: Mystery and Non Fiction Cocktail

1. Suspense 490317 332 Murder Through the Looking Glass
2. Box 13 4x-xx-xx (43) The Dead Man Walks
3. A matter of luck xx-xx-xx James Watt and Samuel Morse