1. Gunsmoke 06/16/1957 ep 271 Summer Night
2. Suspense 05/31/1945 August Heat 143
3. Dimension X 07/12/1951 Time And Time Again ep 39

1. voices in the headlines: 07/21/63 Fred Foy
2. President Kennedy news conference 08/01/63.
3. NBC. news on the hour report of senate Crime investigation09/25/63.

I had so much fun with my Wordplay during the Spring Old-time Radio Marathon, that I have decided to continue the practice for our upcoming Summer Marathon.
I selected a three letter word, using the letters found in the word “Summer”, as the theme for this Presentation. I have chosen the word “USE”, and the show titles are as follows:
1. “Under Arrest”, Broadcast on February 06, 1949, “The Sam Carver Case.”
2. “Suspense”, Broadcast on September 02, 1942, “The Hitch Hiker.”
3. “Exploring Tomorrow”, Broadcast on May 28, 1958, “The Trouble With Robots (Hunting Lodge).”

1. Gunsmoke 08/12/1956 Ep227 Snakebite.
2. Phil Harris-Alice Faye 10/24/1948 – The Live Steer.
3. Dragnet 11/16/1954 (274) The Big Dog.

1. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar – The Chesapeake Fraud Matter (Parts 1 and 2) October 17 & 18, 1955.
2. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar – The Chesapeake Fraud Matter (Parts 3 and 4) October 19 & 20, 1955.
3. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar – The Chesapeake Fraud Matter (Part 5) October 21, 1955.

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.