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COTY Log by Terry Sa A RADIO BROADCAST LOG OF THE DRAMA PROGRAM CHALLENGE OF THE YUKON By: Terry G.G. Salomonson P.O. Box 347 Howell, MI 48844-0347 10/17/88 Copyright c 1988 by Terry G. G. Salomonson. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States Of America. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author. AUTHORS OF THE CHALLENGE OF THE YUKON SCRIPTS All program scripts were authored by the creator of this series Thomas Dougall, unless otherwise noted. Authorship of scripts written by other authors is identified by a number contained within parentheses following the title of the script. For example: 11/30/44 # 357 King Meets A Grizzley (2). Look at the listing below for the number two, and this corresponds to the copyrighted author. In this case it would be Betty Joyce. LISTING OF RADIO SCRIPT AUTHORS: ( 1) Fran Striker ( 2) Betty Joyce ( 3) Bob Green ( 4) Mildred "Mickey" Merrill ( 5) Bob Green & Mildred Merrill ( 6) Mildred Merrill & Dan Beattie ( 7) Dan Beattie ( 8) Felix Holt ( 9) Tom Dougall (10) Jim Lawrence (11) Steve McCarthy (12) Mildred Merrill & Fran Striker ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The listing that follows was compiled from many sources with help from many people associated with the program and WXYZ. Most of the accuracy comes from the original WXYZ production logs of the program and the broadcast logs that were kept by hand at the station. I now own this material and it has helped greatly in producing good logs with very little misinformation in them. This material covers THE LONE RANGER, THE GREEN HORNET, and THE CHALLENGE OF THE YUKON. This log, as well as a log for THE GREEN HORNET which I have not yet released, came about with my research on THE LONE RANGER. Research in Washington, D.C. at the Copyright Office, reading microfilms of copyright entries, The Detroit News, The Detroit Times, and The Detroit Free Press newspapers, as well as other sources of information available on microfilms, helped very much. Many hours of research work, travel, telephone calls, entering data into the computer, etc., have gone into the body of this broadcast log. There is still some information that is needed to complete this log, but for now thanks to those who have helped and encouraged me in this work, especially to the following: Lee Allman Nancy Hunt Tony Caminita Ralph Jewell Tom Dougall Jim Lawrence Fred Flowerday Dick Osgood Denise Green Fran Striker, Jr. CHALLENGE OF THE YUKON By Thomas Dougall THURSDAY 15 MINUTE BROADCASTS FROM WXYZ, DETROIT 02/03/38 # 1 02/10/38 # 2 02/17/38 # 3 02/24/38 # 4 03/03/38 # 5 03/10/38 # 6 03/17/38 # 7 03/24/38 # 8 03/31/38 # 9 04/07/38 # 10 04/14/38 # 11 04/21/38 # 12 04/28/38 # 13 05/05/38 # 14 05/12/38 # 15 05/19/38 # 16 05/26/38 # 17 06/02/38 # 18 06/09/38 # 19 06/16/38 # 20 06/23/38 # 21 06/30/38 # 22 07/07/38 # 23 07/14/38 # 24 07/21/38 # 25 07/28/38 # 26 08/04/38 # 27 08/11/38 # 28 08/18/38 # 29 08/25/38 # 30 09/01/38 # 31 09/08/38 # 32 09/15/38 # 33 09/22/38 # 34 09/29/38 # 35 10/06/38 # 36 10/13/38 # 37 10/20/38 # 38 10/27/38 # 39 11/03/38 # 40 11/10/38 # 41 11/17/38 # 42 11/24/38 # 43 12/01/38 # 44 12/08/38 # 45 12/15/38 # 46 12/22/38 # 47 12/29/38 # 48 01/05/39 # 49 01/12/39 # 50 01/19/39 # 51 01/26/39 # 52 02/02/39 # 53 02/09/39 # 54 02/16/39 # 55 02/23/39 # 56 03/02/39 # 57 03/09/39 # 58 03/16/39 # 59 03/23/39 # 60 03/30/39 # 61 04/06/39 # 62 04/13/39 # 63 04/20/39 # 64 04/27/39 # 65 05/04/39 # 66 05/11/39 # 67 05/18/39 # 68 05/25/39 # 69 06/01/39 # 70 06/08/39 # 71 06/15/39 # 72 06/22/39 # 73 06/29/39 # 74 07/06/39 # 75 07/13/39 # 76 07/20/39 # 77 07/27/39 # 78 08/03/39 # 79 08/10/39 # 80 08/17/39 # 81 08/24/39 # 82 08/31/39 # 83 09/07/39 # 84 09/14/39 # 85 09/21/39 # 86 09/28/39 # 87 10/05/39 # 88 10/12/39 # 89 10/19/39 # 90 10/26/39 # 91 11/02/39 # 92 11/09/39 # 93 11/16/39 # 94 11/23/39 # 95 11/30/39 # 96 12/07/39 # 97 12/14/39 # 98 12/21/39 # 99 12/28/39 # 100 01/04/40 # 101 01/11/40 # 102 01/18/40 # 103 01/25/40 # 104 02/01/40 # 105 02/08/40 # 106 02/15/40 # 107 02/22/40 # 108 02/29/40 # 109 03/07/40 # 110 03/14/40 # 111 03/21/40 # 112 03/28/40 # 113 04/04/40 # 114 04/11/40 # 115 04/18/40 # 116 04/25/40 # 117 05/02/40 # 118 05/09/40 # 119 05/16/40 # 120 05/23/40 # 121 05/30/40 # 122 06/06/40 # 123 06/13/40 # 124 06/20/40 # 125 06/27/40 # 126 07/04/40 # 127 07/11/40 # 128 07/18/40 # 129 07/25/40 # 130 08/01/40 # 131 08/08/40 # 132 08/15/40 # 133 08/22/40 # 134 08/29/40 # 135 09/05/40 # 136 09/12/40 # 137 09/19/40 # 138 09/26/40 # 139 10/03/40 # 140 10/10/40 # 141 10/17/40 # 142 10/24/40 # 143 10/31/40 # 144 11/07/40 # 145 11/14/40 # 146 11/21/40 # 147 11/28/40 # 148 12/05/40 # 149 12/12/40 # 150 The Shadow Of The Gallows 12/19/40 # 151 The Gold Of Burning River 12/26/40 # 152 The Wedding At Taranga 01/02/41 # 153 Mantrap 01/09/41 # 154 Murder In The Black Forest 01/16/41 # 155 Beyond The Rainbow 01/23/41 # 156 Case Of The Frightened Lady 01/30/41 # 157 Partners Wanted 02/06/41 # 158 The Spotted Parka 02/13/41 # 159 The Man In The Red Coat 02/20/41 # 160 A Case Of Identity 02/27/41 # 161 The Dark Trail 03/06/41 # 162 South Wind Over White Horse 03/13/41 # 163 To Have And To Hold 03/20/41 # 164 The Case Of The Insurance Blanks 03/27/41 # 165 The Case Of The Torn Fur 04/03/41 # 166 Deadfall 04/10/41 # 167 The Law Of Frozen Flats 04/17/41 # 168 The Trail Of Rose Tremaine 04/24/41 # 169 El Dorado Thirty Three 05/01/41 # 170 Dead Man's Hand 05/08/41 # 171 Second Homecoming 05/15/41 # 172 The Doctor Takes A Case 05/22/41 # 173 The Hand Of The Storm King 05/29/41 # 174 North Of The Circle 06/05/41 # 175 The Locked Door 06/12/41 # 176 Blind Man's Bluff 06/19/41 # 177 A Scrap Of Deerskin 06/26/41 # 178 07/03/41 # 179 07/10/41 # 180 07/17/41 # 181 07/24/41 # 182 A Corner In Dogs 07/31/41 # 183 The Long Trail Home 08/07/41 # 184 The Pay Off 08/14/41 # 185 Eight Hours To Dawson 08/21/41 # 186 A Message To Pierre 08/28/41 # 187 Find The Woman 09/04/41 # 188 The Hundred Mile Test 09/11/41 # 189 Buried Treasure 09/18/41 # 190 The Shadow Of The Past 09/25/41 # 191 White Wolf 10/02/41 # 192 Quarantine 10/09/41 # 193 Payment On Demand 10/16/41 # 194 The Big Story 10/23/41 # 195 Non Stop To Skagway 10/30/41 # 196 Seal Hunt 11/06/41 # 197 Seven Day Option 11/13/41 # 198 The Wolf Pack 11/20/41 # 199 The Trap At Big Pine Creek 11/27/41 # 200 Trail Robbery 12/04/41 # 201 Ghost Town 12/11/41 # 202 Wanted 12/18/41 # 203 King To The Rescue 12/25/41 # 204 The Cache At Bitter Creek 01/01/42 # 205 The Raid At Christmas Cove 01/08/42 # 206 One Night In Dawson 01/15/42 # 207 Prisoner's Base 01/22/42 # 208 Materia Medica 01/29/42 # 209 Reunion 02/05/42 # 210 Diamonds 02/12/42 # 211 Christmas Eve 02/19/42 # 212 Turnabout 02/26/42 # 213 A Deathbed Promise 03/05/42 # 214 Gratitude 03/12/42 # 215 Turn To The Right 03/19/42 # 216 Murder By The Law 03/26/42 # 217 Two Sisters 04/02/42 # 218 Reprieve For A Night 04/09/42 # 219 Delayed Conviction 04/16/42 # 220 Double Deal 04/23/42 # 221 The Will 04/30/42 # 222 Return To Skagway 05/07/42 # 223 The Dawson Fire 05/14/42 # 224 Blue River 05/21/42 # 225 Lucky Streak 05/28/42 # 226 Test For Traitors 06/04/42 # 227 Land Office Business 06/11/42 # 228 The Trail Of Twenty Years 06/18/42 # 229 The King Of Rapids City 06/25/42 # 230 The Lynch Mob 07/02/42 # 231 Diphtheria 07/09/42 # 232 Dead Dog 07/16/42 # 233 Rock Slide 07/23/42 # 234 Soapy Jones 07/30/42 # 235 The Cheechako 08/06/42 # 236 The Eagle Mine 08/13/42 # 237 Peril At Peace River 08/20/42 # 238 Malachuck Pass 08/27/42 # 239 Birthday Party 09/03/42 # 240 Smallpox 09/10/42 # 241 King Remembers 09/17/42 # 242 Construction Gang 09/24/42 # 243 Loon Lake 10/01/42 # 244 The Melvin Brothers 10/08/42 # 245 Gold At Lame Dog Creek 10/15/42 # 246 Carson's Express 10/22/42 # 247 Double Alibi 10/29/42 # 248 Alibi 11/05/42 # 249 Stolen Nuggets 11/12/42 # 250 Promise To Avenge 11/19/42 # 251 Alibi 11/26/42 # 252 The Brass Button (1) 12/03/42 # 253 Sight Unseen (1) 12/10/42 # 254 Pretense To Homicide (1) 12/17/42 # 255 Chinook Gold (1) 12/24/42 # 256 Rat Poison (1) 12/31/42 # 257 Corporal Standish (1) 01/07/43 # 258 Wolf Call (1) 01/14/43 # 259 Wind River Trail (1) 01/21/43 # 260 Partners At Haunted Lake (1) 01/28/43 # 261 Carlin Creek (1) 02/04/43 # 262 Sealskin Evidence (1) 02/11/43 # 263 To The Highest Bidder (1) 02/18/43 # 264 Mounties Ain't Much (1) 02/25/43 # 265 Circumstantial Evidence (1) 03/04/43 # 266 The Tenderfoot (1) 03/11/43 # 267 Extortion (1) 03/18/43 # 268 The Eyes Of Talooga (1) 03/25/43 # 269 The Double-Cross (1) 04/01/43 # 270 Yukon Story (1) 04/08/43 # 271 Renegade At Silver Ridge (1) 04/15/43 # 272 King's Sixth Sense (1) 04/22/43 # 273 Fur Base (1) 04/29/43 # 274 Gambler's Pay-Off (1) 05/06/43 # 275 All That Glitters (1) 05/13/43 # 276 Wolf Trap (1) 05/20/43 # 277 What's In A Name (1) 05/27/43 # 278 Ace Of Spades (1) 06/03/43 # 279 Golden Journey (1) 06/10/43 # 280 Reunion (1) 06/17/43 # 281 Cue For Murder (1) 06/24/43 # 282 The Price Of A Getaway (1) 07/01/43 # 283 A Brother's Treachery (1) 07/08/43 # 284 Assayed For Death (1) 07/15/43 # 285 Meeting The Terms Of A Contract (1) 07/22/43 # 286 Till A Man's Proved Dead (1) 07/29/43 # 287 A Swindler Swindled (1) 08/05/43 # 288 Dealing In Death (1) 08/12/43 # 289 A Footprint In Leather (1) 08/19/43 # 290 Caught By A Button (1) 08/26/43 # 291 The Last Days Of A Freight Line (1) 09/02/43 # 292 When The Law Helps An Orphan (1) 09/09/43 # 293 A Swill O' Gunpowder (1) 09/16/43 # 294 King's Ransom
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