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These errors were found outside of the OTRR site listed above
42-01-03 The Weakling was really 43-01-03 The Weakling
42-08-01 (012) Police Lieutenant is actually The Whisperer and is dated 51-09-23.
43-05-29 Final Decree was 49-06-26 Final Decree. Announces Sunday broadcast, but the date is a Saturday. Also, Signal Oil had not started sponsorship yet. 1949 version begins with Marvin Miller "And now stay tuned for..." 1943 version may not exist
43-08-06 Partners in Crime was from 51-10-14
431128 Legacy of Death was 43-02-14 Legacy of Death (Both files were 29:15)
431205 Mirage (or The Twin) was 441106. It announces it is a Monday broadcast and the beginning of the 6th War Bond Drive
44-02-13 Murder in Mind was 500416 Murder In Mind. 44-02-13 probably does not exist.
440227 Mind Over Matter was 43-01-27 Mind Over Matter (both files were 29:37)
440730 Till Death Do Us Part was 50-11-26
441106 Twin was 441120 Death Sees Double. Announces first day of Third War Loan which was Nov. 20. Newspapers show that the Nov. 6 broadcast was preempted.
441225 Lie Or Circumstances s/b titled Christmas Bonus
45-02-26 Murder Opens a Gate s/b Gateway to Danger
450312 Death Marks the Double Cross was 42-12-27 Double-Cross. The show states it is Sunday, but 450312 was a Monday
450312 Death Marks the Double Cross was 45-02-26 Gateway to Danger
45-05-14 A Friendly Case of Blackmail aka Hit and Run was 46-01-14 Hit and Run
450514 A Friendly Case Of Blackmail was really 510107 449 Hit And Run
46/01/04 190 Decision was 46/03/04 190 Decision
46-04-29 0206 My Love Comes Home is possibly incorrect date. Announces Wednesday evening but the date is not a Wednesday
46-05-20 208 Broken Chain was 46-08-21. 46-05-20 was a Monday. Show announces Wednesday
46-09-02 Stranger in the House was 48-06-02. See end notes.
46-09-11 A Brief Pause For Murder (East Coast) was the Chicago broadcast. That broadcast says it is on Sunday nights which rules out 460911 (Wednesday). The show can be dated to 1946 due to the ad for the movie Mysterious Intruder. That movie premiered April 11, 1946. According to Frank McGurn, the show is from 460908 and he recorded the episode from Chuck Schaden's radio, "Those Were The Days" program in about 1988.
46-09-11 A Brief Pause For Murder says to tune in next Monday for the Whistler, so the Wednesday date is wrong, but the announcer Dick Wells was the announcer for the show in September 1946. The correct date is unknown.