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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Radioactive Gold Matter (EP0901) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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for today's episode of Yours Truly. Johnny and all are the Radioactive gold manner.
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I'm lund as Johnny Dollar. It's frist Johnny. How fast can you
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use an airport? Well, thirty minutes if I finished breakfast and Sam.
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If I don't, I don't give me some feat on the plane? Where
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am I going Indiana? Watching the research ever rock last night? The Gold
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I'm pretty excited about. I claim that size. I think we were rising
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and the gold is what they call him, used for experimental purposes. Y
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Radioactive? Where were stold its hearing potential? Dance around with him? Well,
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I guess the airline's coffee is better than mine. Anyway, That's the
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end I expect to go. I'm admitted by special unless he had a Johnny
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doll at the home office Union and Sharon's company Hotford connected. Honomy is accounting
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of expensives. During my investigation of the radioactive goals, man expense a gun
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atom one fifty two dollars and seventy five cents are fair and incidentals between Hartford
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and South Bend, Indiana expensive count atoms to one dollar and forty cents cabs
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there after Washington the search chart vel Doctor Reeve mcsmloch was in charge of the
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radiological laboratories. It's impossible to over emphasize the experiousness of the situation. Is
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a dollar an extremely lethal weapon is loose somewhere in the city of South End,
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You mind explaining what this goal is, doctor, and why it so
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probably call a radioactive isotope. That means the goal has been exposed to an
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atomic pile so it becomes highly radioactive. We use it here as well as
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a number of other isotopes in the treatment of cyst and malignancy. And what
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form does it counting in ductors both gold, leaves and needles, depending on
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whether we wish to employ solutions or a direct injection. All kind of protection
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do you have against this radioactivity when it's not news? All our isotopes are
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kept in a small glass files, which are in turn kept in a small
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red boxes, but not an active usually placed them in a red vault in
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our laboratory. Any of the other isotopes missing all just the goal, which
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means there could have been much of a profit motive in the best Why an
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ouns, but we only had four ounces of the gold. There was a
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metal, it wasn't worth too much and as an isotope others such as carbon
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fourteen or iron fifty five or three times as valuable. Any other reasons for
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anyone drinking outside of its valuing research and healing. It's practically worthless. I
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can't possibly conceive of any reason for it, he said. All my staff
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has been was missed time. According to garthter mckinlocks, the radioactive gold had
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been used on a patient the day before, placed in a vault at night,
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and a laboratory technician had discovered as loss at eight o'clock in the morning.
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Apparently, whoever it takes it was unaware of its legal properties. The
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protective red box and the mess behind Doris Floya the lab cognician added one more.
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It had been information. I can't help something. It's all my fault.
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It's a dollar. I'm the one that's responsible. Why is that the
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story? One of my duties here is to check the ball to eg make
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sure all I took them the point and then closed unlocking. Well didn't you
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do that last night? Oh? Yes, this guy thought I did.
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You thought you did. But I came in this morning to unlock before we
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possibly opened. Apparently I hadn't losted it last night. Well we all make
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mistakes before you, yes, but not as deadly as this points like to
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be. The press to guy Adam three one dollar and seventy five cents cab
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said the police had caught it. I figured i'd better find out what the
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police were doing about things. The ten of ritos told me I wouldn't working
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pretty fast with the dollars, trying to cover every possible angles fairly and cantful
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thing of work on roll of some flexition gold and last jar, I'm pretty
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deadly flexible him. How are you doing with a hospital personnel? I came
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out of facts as we can and haven't come up with anything so fun.
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What about dorit Floria story could have happened if you said stated the lots of
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vault doort cycling. Neither ritter was opened by somebody another combination no sign supports
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them. I suppose you've notified the news stay put in the radio stations.
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Yeah, yeah, they're getting us complete coverage, scaryheadline, pot board tests
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every fifteen minutes. You have to do something that lets this guy know it's
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submitting suicide by carrying that stuff around. Yeah, that goes for anybody who
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might come in contact with him too. I made a copy of a lieutenant
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list of all the hospital employees and might have had access to the vault rome
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during the r at eight pm to eight a m. Then I started back
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to the hospital to recheck. I was still looking for a cab outside of
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police headquarters when attend of the ritos came hurrying out of the building and changing
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my plan of actions. But if you get the cab and come along with
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may dollars buy what happened to that, it's not apply to all the pawn
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shop press, the metal players in the top follow Aline got pockets, called
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him only a helpful fun collateral company himself. All the treatment. He just
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caught one of the radio blod tests. Get him to set that hot goal
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at ten thirty this morning. Believe me, I'm glad to see you,
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lieutenants. Oh I'm tending to gad the hood. You know, God's the
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first time parts. Now, that's no way to talk a tennant just because
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we had a few well turns, disagreements, don't move and not free doing
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you a good turn right now? To prove it, heydays, I believe
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it when I see the proof. Yeah, over the proof. He's got
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afing gold stuff. That's what I got. Some proof. Maybe my dead
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body would be proofing up to you. How do you know it's the radioactive
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goals? How do I know? As google eaf to teck on the radio,
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didn't google leaf and need it? Maybe four ounces that's what it's said,
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Ben, Yeah, yeah, that's what it's said. Okay, So
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this guy comes into my place at ten tenny this morning, well gold,
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he's got three troy ounces of it and he wants to sell, and so
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I buy it, like I did he. I should have hit him over
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their head. I should have shot him like I knew me, and I
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buy it. Did he tell you where he got to go? Oh?
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Sure, yes, he told me, oh yeah, we can think I
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buy gold without ask him off from the windows in his place of movie.
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As he said, he had a big television store. He wind broke,
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so he scraped the golden off the windows and that's when he came to pedal
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the knees. It's oh, that's why actually shot him. But three troy
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ouncewers a lot of last scrape off the store windows. Yea, so maybe
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he had a beach store a lots of windows have a LINEO. Well that's
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what he told me. So I bought this stuff or Parker, Yeah,
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it's back here. It's playing on the counter in the backs of gold.
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Ask me to take you over there. I'm not getting with him fifteen ks
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of back stuff. Three troy ouncers of asking bomb. I wouldn't get with
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him to tenC to that. Let's take a list of him. That's goalie
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for all right, clean too. Putting scrapes off any store windows? How
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do you bring it in? Parker? A glass jar? Put he had
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stuff in an envelope, a paper envelope. Robbed up the whole store.
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Who that had himself? Now, my counsers the st get it out as
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well. Get it got let box in the cards out that will put it
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in the off Yeah, okay, that's kind of it's a Parker. You
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got a record of the man who brought the golden Yeah, sure I got
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it. Just got in red hook. Wait a minute here, Yeah,
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yeah, he it is John Jones. It's come fire, flown a floor,
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flew annoying mean street John Joe. So that's an any good And what
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am I gonna do? A call him in a lie whose face? Folks?
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And you do that's good. We wouldn't think it's that Athens stuff.
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We'll find that out at the hospital. Yeah, we don't let me know.
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He's got me plenty mode. Maybe I'm going I'm a right now.
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Why don't you come with us and let him check you over? Oh now,
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how am I going to do that? Three hours to clothing yet customers
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come in here after all the fall. I's got to make a buck.
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We put the goal at least into the left box, with the help of
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some sugar tongues that Parker had around. Called the hospital to tell him we
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were around the way, and drove down. Doctor mckinlock was in one of
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the X ray rooms taking some place when we walked in. Okay, Steve,
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that'll do it. We'll pike, sure, doctor as a Steve,
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you can put your shirt on now, stop by to my heart and we'll
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have the plates developed by then, and I'll let you know you think everything
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good? Dhing, bug along, everything be done. It's my job to
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worry about these things, Steve, not yours. So run along. Get
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that lovely bride if your as a kiss for me William and as she learns
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that. But because you wait and tell us this thing too, Thank you
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for everything. Wait till I tell I'm sorry I had to keep you waiting.
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I wanted to be sure to get those plates on the sea road Jack
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today expecting thelignancy. Do you think you have the goal? We're not sure,
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I said, but we've got some still gold. Leave that's check and
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tea. I have a guy to come over here now if you will step
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back, sure, would you guess the man who had this not your Well?
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This is hot. Don't waste anytime getting him down here. There may
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be big sillar chances a device. I'll pass the counter over now and increase
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the intensity of the kicking him. We've got it. It does not well,
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let's see well, then Joan said, gentlemen, Yeah, it looks
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like we start again from scratch. Progress came to a complete spand still somewhere
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in the city of the South Bend, a man a woman was dying from
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radiation, but no one had responded to the notices in the papers nor to
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the radio broadcast. Around ten o'clock that night, I decided to call it
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quips and checked into the South Bend Hotel for some much needed sleep. During
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the night, my plans were rudely interrupted. Oh can you come down in
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the right away at two thirty in the morning. Why it's all laboratory techniques.
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Doris Floria he gave me here about five minutes ago, in an advanced
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state of hysteria. She's under the imp he's dying from radiation poisoning. And
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now with our star John Lan, we'd bring you the second act of yours,
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truly, Johnny Dollar, you made good time getting here, and it's
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the Dollar. Well, I wasn't gonna waste that answer what you told me.
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Poisons clo. She's one of the treatment rooms down this way. That's
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what happened. Came into the hospital at one tift am, sobbing and moaning
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rather incoherently about dying from radiation poisoning. The residents on duty called me.
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I came down, gave her a set it din't put in the call to
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you. Uh huh. This is the rule, mister Dalla. I've already
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made a preliminary examination. Did you find any in the slife? Is very
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definite? Radio activity spread generally over her body. Of course, the counter
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showed any contamination almost immediately, but the secondary symtoms usually take eight to fourteen
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days to make their appearance. Uh huh, okay, let's talk to her,
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Doris. It's Dr mckinlock Gos. I told you all. I know.
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I'm guilty. No, I'm guilty. I need to take me away.
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We want to ask you a few questions. Told you everything. I
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know. I'm guilty. I'm mords. What are you guilty of Doris taking
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the radioactive jogue? I'm careless incompetence. I don't think there's the bigger technician
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here. Can't you understand it? I should be punished, not questioned.
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Punished. Oh, you're jealous by exposing yourself to radiation. Yes, yes,
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I think I've been telling you night after night, having to take a
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lot of time thinking machine the tongue. You put the eyes of popes away,
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wasting time, wasting time, or you've been shortcutting the safety procedures.
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Is that it? Or you haven't been following the safety room. I could
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told you that denies careless incomfidence. Now I'm dying and I bid the guy
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we punished. Why did you take the goals? Thank? You did the
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goals? Yes? Did you take the goals from the vault? Oh?
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I don't think what did I took it? I wouldn't see you. Well,
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then, why are you judy? Doors? What did you do the
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bruld? My good fool, I good clothed bot it tight? The gold
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What about the gold dot? It wasn't in the lab? I left it
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out on the treatment room. I forgot all about it. Let the doctor
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for anybody to take anybody. Why don't you punish me for that? I'm
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judy, Why don't you punish me? All Doors, floy you've done was
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to throw our fields and stuck back wide over the ten of the ritos was
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afar from a happy man when I gave him that information the next morning,
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so I had to hear this morning. That's all I needed to punish a
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copy for the stuff. What stuff? The result of those newspaper and radio
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stories every cranking time's beginning to call him a good feller claims his neighbor has
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got the radioactive old How does he know? Because the guy's a spy.
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Right now he's building a high which bombed about my back yet, Yeah,
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it was one from a gold buyer out on the west side. He brought
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this stuff last night, He's sure, but only it turns out he's gotta
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half a dozen gold plate a pipe and that's why it's been going dollar One's
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gotta check him out one by one. Yeah, policeman often tell me that
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a policeman's watch is not a happy one. I don't insurance investigator wasn't doing
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too well either. No comm appic in it. We are going from here
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Dolla out to the hospital, no place else to go. Maybe we missed
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something down the line there, I thought it. Yeah, so alive,
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but I gotta do something. Twenty four hours has gone by. Yeah,
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I haven't gotten very far, have we. D car gave me a lift
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back to the hospital and I went into the questioning routine again. I was
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studying the very negative results of my handiwork. When doctor Kimlock brought me some
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interesting information. Remember that patient I had in here yesterday, mister Dallas,
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he Rojack Rock. I was giving him an next ray check when you and
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Lieutenant Doritos came in. Oh yeah, the one you thought might have a
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malignancy. Well we give me a trace of those poor pretty two last night.
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And I was going to check in with this portable cover. The point
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I was carrying it down the cars NABA counter became activated. You mean there's
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some radioactivity on the corta right now. I'm trying, but where is it
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coming from? That? I'll show you this is a pretty sensitive instrument.
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Well that's a volume of its activity continued. I'll take your word for it.
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This is a maximum intensia right here. There's nothing in the corridor to
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produced says, what's over there? Are your philidy Kevince not trying? Let's
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look inside? Yeah it is, yeah, a rubbish card kinds of reporters
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in order to quick and it's contaminated. But that has happened. If somebody
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has carried a radio active substance FID inside it could Oh we have to do
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is figure out who use it? And say that to your problems lab is
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an en mindments about it? Well, Doctor mckinlock prepared the cart for decontamination.
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I put a call through to the ten of the ritos and gave him
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the names and addresses of all hospital porters and orderlies who've been on duties the
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night of the robbery. He had them all down at the hospital within an
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hour. Then doctor mckinlock began to test each man for radioactive contamination with the
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Geiger counter. Just step up your Brandon, that's right now, Sans Hill.
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That's all bandon, thank you, hey, when you step up,
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please, that's right. I'm Sands Hill. Okay, thy, thank you?
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Should I get your next? That's right, I'm stands like that.
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Please, okay, I get thank you? Stop from me your next.
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The entire process took a little less than twenty minutes. Not wanted that little
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black box with a clicking light and a regular clicking showed the slightest interest than
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anyone who was introduced to my bright idea turned out to be a complete club
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expensive count out of four twelve dollars and thirty five cents cap fairs and miss
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allaneus. During the rest of that day, I divided my time between the
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hospital and the belief that person came up with nothing. At seven thirty that
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night, I was sitting at the hotel bar wondering whether to wire in my
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resignation right then or wait till I got back to Hartford when I got a
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phone call from Lieutenant A. Ritos. I'll side a couple of minutes.
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Start, why what's up? I have a person from a radiation poising from
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my goal. Yeah, who is it? Thanks year old boy named a
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body when I just brought him into the hospital. Makes you think he's gonna
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exposed? He thought up playing with little blast bottles like the gold at the
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bottle of the label, said point to research out, he has to be
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all right. Probably the test to be all right? No testing, getting
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yourself off set before we hear the report of thatcher. We're not sure the
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probably was disposed to any radiation. Promis a bell. You know better than
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that, and so do I. The radio broadcasts were clear enough. Bobby
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was exposed. I'm only praying that I caught it in time. If the
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radiation would have closed him with damage before developers would happen. Really, that's
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one clocks tonight Bobby was playing out the backyard after dinner. The game camp
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is best, so I went out to bring them room. That's when I
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found them playing with sin glass bottle from them that I was stunt, all
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right. I didn't know what to do. What did you do with the
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pet? I knew I had to get Bobby to the hospital immediately, and
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I knew your people would want to see the bottom. We put the bottom
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of No. Ten ten. I rest the whole thing in news taking,
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put it in the luggage from closing of the car and drove Bobby's out there.
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Do you have any idea? When he got the bottom of this,
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detectives first came from I asked him that on the way down. He said,
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he founded in the neighbor's yards. What neighbor is that? Well,
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there's an elderly couple this next ord us. We don't have a set between
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the two properties. And Bobby wandered over there, but he found the bottom
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and brought it back. What are the neighbor's names, you, Kennings.
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I don't want to get them in trouble. I'm sure they some about anything.
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The boarder there such a kindly old couple the name of but it disturbed
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them now about something that couldn't possibly be connected with It could be a terrible
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kitty. Why is that there's only had a party tonight to celebrate the fiftieth
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wedding Anniverse or the whole neighborhood's gonna be there. It would be terrible to
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disturb them on a night like to. They're pretty disturbed about your son,
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this assurion. There may be other people who are disturbed in the same way
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as Yes, I suppose you left and you could go out there and find
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out anyway. Well, the less missus Stephen road death. We made a
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check at the hopital records on road Jack before it got it up. They
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showed that Stephen road Jack at an administer treatment at seven forty five pm.
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Then I as a wrapper and I remained they're undergoing text for a patibly two
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and a half hours. Good evening, gentlemen. If there's something I can
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for you, do you need to roject? That's right? Even roject.
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I'm not trying to read off to mister Dollar. Everybody asks the question,
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Lieutenant Day when you are from Police's right, it's too bad too man.
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What is roject that this should happen tonight, but you should find out now
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my means are fiftieth wedding under Brodery. Uh huh too bad. Wait men
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roject, if you do not mind the tennant my wife, I'm actually but
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not no, could be for combat in my workshops. Yeah, that'll be
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all right, thank you, thank you. You know why we're here,
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a mister Rojacks, I don't know it is about gold You took it the
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laughter. I took it for a dollar. That's rubbish. Carts I used
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to take to the door then and my pros Apologees is back here with an
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my workshops, Johnathan, Please, I won't get the last for you.
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So now what did you wish to us? I got Tom? Why did
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I could go over to roday? I got simple question with them so hard
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it must have had a reason, reason fifty a reason. It's your brother.
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They're talking about your wife, my honor. Well you would have been
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to other an me like a point personally becoming this years. But the friends
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race children have good time and bad like like one posonate nature. Yeah we
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understand now now come time of celebration that the anniversay Golden fiment is to be
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in. That is what I wanted from an a golden time and golden present.
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Yeah, I was sorry. I have it here in my transactor project.
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There's nothing but god. I think working you for almost constantly for two
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days, now that you see the gentleman. But I had means true golden
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ray thro gold, doing good designing them and designed which when they are praised.
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So join friend boys together. You made the wings of the door to
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gold, the presence for un and the golden universe. What a long tho
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to do take any goal? But what then? I saw it there in
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the past along that table. I didn't knew what I had to do to
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make what I don't even working with that goal for two days two days,
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I like to readic papers in that time, listen to any radio broadcast I
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started, I do not read anything and spread will we do like that?
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Yeah? I had to think to pay back for the gold that's for my
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treatment. I was going to pay back, I'm asked mister Jackson, well
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EXPENSI count item five forty two dollars and twenty cents to tell Lanny expense the
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count of six fifty five dollars are fair and incidentals back to Hudson expense.
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The count totals one hundred and sixty five dollars and forty five cents dollars.
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Welcome back. Well that's just a really sad ending. Definitely one of the
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more downbeat episodes we played on the show. Really, the lady who laughed
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it out is the one who alter you know, ultimately the Lamb assistant probably
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does is quite response for it. I imagine today there might be some liability
26:03
issues even if that child survived, But this was kind of before suing became
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so in vogue. You just wonder whether insurance company covered the liability policy,
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and not even Johnny at Doller could help out much with that. All right,
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When we turned out a listener comments and feedback and we have a couple
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of emails, Cooper asked Hi Adam, any idea how much the actors made
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per week or what a commercial cost? Thanks Cooper Cooper. Most of the
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information I've been able to obtain and find on salaries, it's just been kind
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of scattered. There may be some big source book that has it, but
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I've not found anything specific. I know that Jim Winner mentioned that Edmund O'Brien
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when he was on Yours truly Johnny Doller, he earned four hundred dollars a
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week, which at the time I believe I ran a calculator and in today's
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money came out to about one hundred and twenty thousand per year. Since he
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was doing an episode every week. Donline is probably making a little less than
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that because radio is just at this point was a little less profitable. But
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in terms of anything definitive, I don't. I do know that budgets overall
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became tighters. The Golden Age went on mini programs that had a ten thousand
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dollars budget at the height of the Golden Age, once television started taking over,
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fell down to about a thousand dollars is more an average once you get
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into the nineteen fifties. So I hope that helps or at least provides some
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insight. If anyone has any additional information, love to hear from me on
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it. Dave emails in I'm new to this app for three or four weeks
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and I thoroughly enjoy listening every night with earbuds on using my iPhone, trying
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good work. Your intros are very interesting with your knowledge of both various actors
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Well, thanks so much. Dave. I mentioned this on the show
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in terms of what so listeners can be aware of it that there have been
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some upgrades to the app and some pretty nice changes overall by Wizard. I
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do not have a whole lot to do with the functionality and design of the
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app, and a great way to put in suggestions for enhancements is just to
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collect the contact link. And if you've not tried to use the app in
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a while, it may be worth checking out with the new version. The
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app is available for both Apple iTunes and also in the Amazon App Store.
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We also had a new positive review from ec fan, who writes the latest
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update finally brings the feature I've been looking for. The ability to play episodes
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oldest and newest makes the app much more useful to me, so I encourage
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you you can check out the app and some of the new features in it,
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and thanks so much for the I do have an announcement. Yesterday was
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our nine hundredth episode. We will have a special nine hundredth episode, uh
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special special special on Sunday, so plan on that and of course tomorrow we
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have the lineup coming up. And join us back here next Friday for what
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is currently the last John Lunn episode we have of yours, Tuli Johnny Dowler.
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