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If you have the Shockwave Plug-In, you should be hearing a promo for the November 3, 1943 episode of "I Love a Mystery," "My Beloved is a Vampire." This promo was broadcast at the end of "Your Daytime Radio Newspaper" (later the "Crisco Radio Newspaper"), and was unearthed by Ted Kneebone from an ET discarded by WNAX, Yankton, SD.