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+ We, The People was hosted by Dan Seymour and was a show that featured stories on various celebrities and editorials on science. The show was done kind of in a talk show format and ran from 1940 to 1949. Click here to read more about We The People

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Please enjoy these 11 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
N/A	salute to u s navy	+ WJAS, Pittsburgh aircheck. Sponsored by: Gulf. 10:30 P.M. The program originates from the U.S. N...
N/A	salute to u s marines	+ WJAS, Pittsburgh aircheck. Sponsored by: Gulf Oil. Army football teams: they have to swap shoes i...
04.18.1937	dinosaur tracks
09.03.1940	title unknown	+ WABC, New York aircheck. Sponsored by: Grape-Nuts Flakes. A young newsboy and his dog, a swing si...
07.08.1941	tobruk	+ Sponsored by: Grape-Nuts. Mark Warnow introduces "The Three Musketeers Of Song," who introduce th...
05.13.1945	salute to the air forces	+ Sponsored by: Gulf Oil. A program dedicated to the Air Forces.
06.24.1945	red cross volunteer	+ Sponsored by: Gulf Oil. A Red Cross paratrooper recalls his jump onto Corregidor. A soldier on cr...
01.26.1947	time magazines woman of the year	+ Sponsored by: Gulf Oil (part of one commercial has been deleted). 10:30 P.M. An interview with a ...
02.06.1949	the daughter of lillian russell	+ WABC, New York aircheck. Sponsored by: Sanka. Dunninger the Mentalist (billed as a "scientist"), ...
11.18.1949	live on mars	+ Sponsored by: Gulf Oil. Clyde Tombaugh (famous astronomer remembered for discovering the planet P...
N/A	superman discussion with siegel and shuster

We, the People was a singular mix of humor, pathos, tragedy, sentiment, Hollywood glamour, and old-fashioned melodrama. It was considered a human interest show, but dealt with such bizarre occurrences that some of its stories would have fit into Ripley's Believe it or Not, and Ripley was one of its major competitors for stories. The series was first broadcast October 4, 1936, and last broadcast on radio was January 25, 1951. Over the years, the series was broadcast first by NBC- BLUE (10/4/1936-5/16/1937), then CBS (10/7/1937-9/22/1950), and NBC (9/28/1950-1/25/1951). Philips H Lord created the series. Hosts for the program was Phillips H' Lord 1936-1937, Gabriel Heatter from 1937- 1943, Milo Boulton by 1944, Dwight Weist by 1948, Dan Seymour in 1949, also Burgess Meredith & Eddie Dowling. Oscar Bradley provided the music while Gulf Oil was the sponsor.

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I'm looking for the 1947 Halloween, (Oct. 31?) broadcast of, "We the People", that was hosted by Dwight Weist. A guest on the show was Robert Nelson, whose company was called a "Ghost Factory", because of the special effects he sold to shows. This episode featured putting the studio audience in a "blackout", with spooky effects that scared the audience causing screams of laughter. Would very much like to know where/who could provide a recording of this program. Thanks!

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