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Radio History

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• Newsweek Magazine, 1942 •


Fibber Mcgee & Molly made the folks on the home front forget their woes and laugh for a little while. They were, hands-down, the most popular radio program on the air at that time (they nudged the Jack Benny Program out of the top spot two years earlier). This article helps explain who the two stars were and how they lived.

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