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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Hampton Line Matter (EP0907) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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which we do with all our nations of seven dollars or more. Well,
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now it's time to get into today's episode of Yours truly Johnny Dollar. And
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this is actually the last one we have with John London it and I should
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say for now I hope that we'll eventually get to hear some of these lost
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episodes. But here now. From August the third, nineteen fifty four is
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the Hampton line manner. Ron Lund as Johnny Dollars, Jack and Johnny an
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easy time any money on this one. All we have to do is Planta
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su Saint Maury and sit around looking important while the coach does all the work.
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Work on what my father nam can Richard set off a farmer in an
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ore boat. The Hampton Queen damage is amount to some fifty six thousand dollars.
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We're coming to Hampton shipping lines on her well. The coast guards handling
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him. What do you want me there for? That's a formality, which
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is its appeared after the explosion for me quite that time before the coast guards
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picked him up. Won't I think we used to do a real snap.
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Yeah, I've heard that before, but somehow it never turns out that way.
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At this point in our program, I like to give you something to
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think about. Probably one of the most quoted Americans in our nation's history is
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Benjamin Franklin. It was Franklin who said, early to bed, early to
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rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise, and never leave that
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till tomorrow, which you can do today. And of course the Lord helps
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them that help themselves. But probably one of his most familiar quotations is there
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are only two things in life, of which we may be certain, death
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and taxes. Of course, what bothers most of our taxpayers is that death
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and taxes don't come in that order. But seriously, one of the biggest
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jobs handled by the Secretary of the Treasury is the collection of taxes, our
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government's main source of income. The government raises money through the Bureau of Internal
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Revenue, which collects income taxes, excise taxes, amusement taxes, and other
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federal taxes. The bill also checks to see that you haven't paid too little,
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and believe it or not, that you haven't paid too much. Another
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way the government raises money is through the Bull of custom which levies taxes on
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imports which are sent here from foreign come race. But all the older Treasury
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dement collects the money. It is Congress, the men we send to Washington
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who actually says who will pay taxes and how much? And that's one thing
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from which none of us can escape. Expense accounts submitted by a special investigator,
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Johnny Donner, to the Home Office Worldwide Maritime Insurance Company, Hartford,
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Connecticut. The following is the accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Hampton
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Line matter. Expense accout adam one fifty six dollars and thirty cents air fair
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and incident. Who's between Hartford and Sue Saint Marie Michigan, my Coastguard contact
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was a Commander Winners. After checking in at the six Hotel, I made
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my way to Coast Guard head quarters the meeting. I'm glad to have your
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boarder. Listen, mister Dollar. Not a hand is always welcome here.
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Well, thanks, Commander, but I have no intention of stepping out official,
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so not a chance. We're happy to have any assistance. Have you
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been briefed on the situation? Well, I understand a Carl Richard seems to
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be the number one suspect. Also part of the evidence seems to point that
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way. Richards operates the supply and trading boat on the lakes. Yesterday,
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at about thirteen hundred, he contacted the Hampton Queen your lookout point. Ten
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minutes Appera shoved off the explosion took place. Anything unusual about the manner of
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contact, Yes, don't go a boats stop for nothing. So the supplies
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usually pulled aboard by the line. It's two boats proceeded breast. So how
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much it's came up the Jacob's ladder himself? Any particular reason why, Captain
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Porgison, the Queen couldn't give us any said, Richard spoke to him briefly
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went below decks for maybe five minutes, came up again and went over the
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side, and the explosion took place below deck. Yes, and the utility
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compartment just about the engine room. It w who's bring any package aboard that
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might have held exposes? Captain Jargerson didn't notice any. Richards was wearing a
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grapecoat with if bulky might have had something underneath it, anything else to connect
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him with these folks. One of the engine room hands saw him in that
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utility compartment. Nobody else was noticed down there. Then, of course there's
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this disparent what's developed by that committee. And after the supply boat shoved off
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McClean, it made no further contact. But it didn't pull into the dots
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until twenty three hundred last night, when it did. Richards was not a
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board or who got the boat in the daughter elso she operated the boat with
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him. She claims she didn't know how her father got out of the boat,
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where he got out of where he is right now, and she defies
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us to bring some kind of charge again to very interesting demand. But so
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far there's one big haul right in the middle of the picturing as I know
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motive. Is there any not that we can find Richards is operator that's supply
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boat over twenty years and an honest, bill abiding citizen with an excellent reputation.
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Haven't found one person he's got a bad word to say, capting he
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did set explosion. The big question is why, Yeah, when I've got
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a hunch, I'm going to earn my money getting the answer. The Menchard
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supply boat was a powerfully build all weather water button about sixty five feet in
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length, tied up at a private dock not too far from the coast Guard
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station. The deck was scratted with miscellaneous crates and cartons that seemed to contain
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everything from clean laundry, oranges and saxon cement through the bouquets of fresh flower.
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I couldn't see anyone around, so I hopped aboard and had toward the
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small cabin a poller before I reached it. However, the cabin go open.
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Yes, what is it? Are you? Miss Richard Bay? For
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you? My name is Johnny Dollar. I had nothing to say to you,
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the Dollar. Well, how do you know? I haven't told you
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what I'm here for yet. It's about my father and the Hampton Queen is
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miss It's got something to do with that, Yes, and I've nothing to
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say the truth, never heard an innocent man. You're not interested in the
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truth. You've got a job to do. Get the man who tried to
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blow up the Hampton Queens. Now, I have got work to do,
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mister dollar. If you're all through wasting our time before you shove off,
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Oh that sounds like as good as I hear. Is any You carry quite
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a mixed cargo, don't you, Miss Richards. Sailors on oil boats don't
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have much chance to get ashore. I need a lot of things. Yeah,
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I suppose, But I was wondering about that crate over there on the
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Starbard side. What about it? What with the sailor on an oil boat
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one with blasting about expensive count item too? Suddenly five cents cab bead at
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the shore of you hotel. I found Captain Carginson on the hotel Veranda,
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looking out over the endless parade of boats flowing their way up and down the
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lakes. I don't know what you're coming on asking me question for me to
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die. I don't know where Carl Richard's is. Oh the explosion took place
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on your boat. Captain Richards was aboard some ten minutes before the blast went
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off. So well, I thought you might be able to give me some
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idea why he did it? Who said he did? You don't think so?
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I know he did? Why not? That's Robert McNally downbound signaling for
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the locks. Eighteen minutes fleet this trip. He gets to saving in a
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Davis lock. He said, the mc McNally's going to be happening. Yeah,
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why is that? The mcgarts are empties in ten minutes. I has
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to get away. I see we were talking about Carl Richard in twenty five
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years now. No, the man inside now didn't do it? And why
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did he come aboard? The handsome queen didn't say any idea why he went
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below deck seam as the media be curious. Figure, man's business is his
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own TOI, he decides to share you with someone else, that's all you've
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got to say. Well, you might think about a couple of things.
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Oh be glad to The blast went off in an empty storage compartment, bugold,
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A few plates spoke. Some oil line's gonna tie us up and dry
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dock for maybe the one ten days. Somebody wanted to do some real damage.
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The engine rooms only step away could have knocked out the whole bank of
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the deal with the same plowder something think about dolla? Yeah, what was
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the other thing? Col Riches came to the Sioue twenty five years ago,
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man started this suppliable business to raise the family. All that time, he
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never said a bad word again. Anybody never cheated. The man, not
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Penny, lived a sober, industrious life. What could a man like that
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set off a charge of powder aboard a noble for I'll tray. One of
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my questions for yours, captain, is why did he disappear? I spent
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the rest of the afternoon talking to neighbors, dark hands, sailors, and
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canal workers. Everyone agreed with Captain Parkinson's opinion of car Wichard, and outside
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of that, I came up with nothing. By the time I got back
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to Coast Guard headquarters it was getting dark. Commander Winners was still on duty.
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I'll you been making out with the dollar. Well, I'm beginning to
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feel less like an investigator and more like a persecutor. With everybody stop.
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I made commander so no couldn't ask for a final reputation, and Richards has
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had in the suit past twenty five years. But then our job is not
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to judge him, just to apprehend him. Yeah, anything new at this
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him? Not a thing? Still most twice of them. What's else?
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So Richard's been doing? Got the supply boat opposite afternoon, made a number
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of routine contacts with all boats. Got back to the dots about half an
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hour ago. Nothing suspicious, are untoward about any of'em. That's a big
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help. Now, come in, commander from our station at three Harbors Mark
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daging, sir, thanks daking. Well, I'll leave you to here duties,
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Commander. They just murmbers selling all the seaplanestim about to take offenses,
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Hi, sir, you gott apply to three Harbors with me, galand what's
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up, Commander. One of the Hampton boat gods called a man trying to
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sneak aboard. There was a gunfight and the man was killed. I don't
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suppose they identified him as Carl Richard. They did. Yeah, I'll fly
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up with you, commander. Our first stop was the Richard supply boat.
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We picked up, el said, and we got to the Coast Guard landing
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docks. The four place seaplane was ready and we took off for Three Harbors,
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Minnesota. Elsa didn't speak during the flight and showed no emotional reaction when
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we put down at the Hampton Lion Docks and made our way to the Guard
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office. Manta Winners, that's right. I'm Bill Faser com Manda, the
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guard who shot that suspect earlier this seven I got to know mister President.
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This miss Richards Donna. Oh, I am Miss Faser Dollar. Sorry,
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we had a meet out of these circumstances of Riches d Mister Faber, we
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have a day m back here, get here, Miss Sischers, do you
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mind if I go in alone? Curse? Yes, real rough, I
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wasn't expecting of running at the Richards daughter. You made a positive identification.
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Yeah, I got his wallet and the best over here as the usual identification
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cars and a driver's license the rest of them. What were the second stances
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of mister President. Well, I was standing the night watch when I saw
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this dingy trying to sneak in under the stern. I hailed it and got
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a shot and returned from my troubles, fired back, got a lucky hit.
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Any explosive in the thinking blasting powder. When I saw that, I
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thought of Carl Richards. When I got him ashore, we found the proof.
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Uh, huh, Well, it seems to TuS went up, mister
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Donner. We may never know why Richards was doing it, but there's no
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doubt now that he was. It looks like it. Commander that mean him
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have some reservations now, and not particularly, I'm just wondering why he was
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up here in three Harvards, well outside of the Sioux. It's the closest
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point of the Canadian border. Might have been intending the head there after he
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got through. Oh excuse me after line? Oh yes, please please man,
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thanks madam? Is where did it happen? Okay, sign the cutter
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rap will be there as quickly as possible. You're not through any gain money
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yet, teller. More trouble, yes, one of the hand the boats.
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Another explosion below decks, and now of our star John Lund, we
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bring to the second act of yours, truly, Johnny Darwin. It took
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us approximately two hours to make it to prezi Anne Island in the Hampton boat
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to James Kay. He was limping along in about three knots and we had
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no trouble putting down alongside and getting a boart for James k Skipper Captain Hartzell
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took us below decks for a look at the damage. It's where the class
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play off. Most of the damage can find between need folk kids, somewhat's
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coming in with from seven enythings grow. We'll make the sue without any trouble.
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Engine rooms right over there. That's right, This is just an auxiliary
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completement. There's no question about the set up being identical to the Hampton Queen.
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Yeah. One of these pipes up here auxiliary fuel and water. So
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the blast came from inside. Do you think the explosive was inside that front?
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I'd say it's a good possibility. Sam Tyler ever comes around, he'll
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be able to tell us able seaman who was in here when the blast took
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place. He cut her, took him to the hospital at the Sioux.
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He bothered her pretty bad. Anything else you want to know, I've got
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to take over the bridge to get into the lots pretty soon. About a
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dollar, I can't think of the thinking. It was two in the morning
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when we got back to Sis Saint Marie. The hospital told us that the
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seamen, Sam Tyler, was still unconscious and in critical condition. I figured
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I'd done enough to earn my keep for one day, so I went back
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to the hotel and turned in expense a gun atom three one dollar country style
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breakfast at the Sioux Hotel cafe. After my third cup of coffee, I
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put a call through the commander of Winters at Coast Guard Headquarters. Well,
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we just got a report that they finished these inquest three harbors. Didn't take
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them long, did it? But it was just a marble homicide. As
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Richard set the services for this afternoon, we may have to disappoint it.
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Why is that I don't like that rush in quest commander? Suppose we see
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what an autopsy said and has to say. I spent the rest of the
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morning going over the Richard supply boat. I didn't know what I'd hoped to
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find, so when I finished, I wasn't disappointed. There was nothing aboard
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that clarified a thing for me. Back at the hotel, I found a
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message to call Jack Loring in Hartford. I put the call through, Say
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what's going on there, Johnny? You're falling asleep on the job. It
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wouldn't have thought so too this morning and this morning I'm worried about. We've
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got a report that another the Hampton boat is dammy. You got it straight,
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Jack fully smoke, Johnny, we sent John had to do a job?
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Oh? Is that so? I thought it was just a formalogy while
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the coast Guard did all the work. Never mind that, Let's get some
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actions. You can't stand any more of these claims filing up? Oh,
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I had the Hampton line hie up, all the ships at the dock.
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Can't take a chance on any more of these things happening. Well, cancel
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your order, Jack, What do you mean canceling? What difference does it
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make a noose ships are tied up or saving the lake? I don't know
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yet, but it may, and I hope I'm going to find out within
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twenty four hours. Now, you're canceling, okay, John? Twenty four
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hours? One minute more. Another call of the Sioux hospital brought the same
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information as before. Sam Tyler was still unconscious, his condition unchanged. A
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call the Commander Winners got me equally as fire. They had no report on
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the autopsy and nothing else had turned up. I went down to the dry
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dock where they had the James K into repairs and contacted Captain Hutzell. H
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Richards hadn't been aboard the James K for close to three weeks. Made the
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downbound run the erie time it came back loaded up and hit it towards the
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Sioux again. It must have been at least three weeks. You didn't see
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Elsa Richards either or sup flyboard usually contact such a look out point on the
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downbound run. We hadn't reached there when that thing blew up below decks.
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Uh huh. You have to turn in a checklist of all men aboard for
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the Union, don't you, Captain? Yeah, that's right, mind if
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I have a copy of it, Oh glad to don't see what you're gonna
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get out of it, though I'm not sure I do really. I made
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my way next to the Hampton Queen to get a similar list from Captain Carginson.
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He wasn't around, but his first mate supplied me with one look about
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ten minutes to compare them, find what I was looking for and take the
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information over the commander windows. Is that why you brought me to check off
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sheets? Donner? So looks point any similarity of the personnel that's right commanded
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as far as I can see there this medache unless you're talking about their business
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of the cargo supers with their different names. Yeah, I have it on
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both boats, the man who's signed on is listed as substitute or replacement.
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Do you think that's smaller than mere coincidence? Well, if it's coincidence,
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one too many for me, what do you mean? The man who originally
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signed on and then was replaced on both boats was Bill Fraser? Get me
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our station at three Harbors. Took about a half hour for three Harbors to
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come back with a requested information. It's applied us with more information than we
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gathered in all the hours since I first hit the Sioud. Ay, you
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were right about the autopsy dollar Carl Richards died from drowning, not from gunshot
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wounds. They were puired after that. What about Elsa? She charted a
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private plane right after autopsy request came in and took off for the Sioux and
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Bill Fraser His replacement of a Hampton queen was involuntary and he asked for a
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relief of Judy to serve as God. When the James k shoved off?
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Have they put him under arrest? We were a little late. Yeah,
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Like then, it seems as testimony for the inquest was taken through deposition.
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He sailed aboard the Agnes Hampton at twenty one hundred. Last night, we
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started to move fast, heading for the Richard supply boat and Elsa Richards.
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We learned she choved off and headed out into Lake Superior two hours before.
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Twenty minutes later we were in the coast Guard plane heading out after. It
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looks like it'll be a close one dollar. You better make it commanded,
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or you think it will happen to you. Don't. She'll make contact Prazer,
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he'll get a board, and they'll be off for Canada. Where'd you
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get the hunch dollar? The booby traps tipped me off commander away. Those
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auxiliary oil pipes excluded from the moon side. There had to be some reason
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for it. I supposed to make sense. Prazer was bringing in contraband from
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Canada. Can see what those oil lines? The booby trap chimmick was perfect.
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Anybody got suspicious and try to investigate, the evidence was destroyed. Yeah,
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and the supply boat made the perfect tire. One contact each down bound
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trip is all they needed. Do you think Carl wasn't on it all?
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I got it. I think he was trying to cover up for his daughter.
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Probably said it to lay the fuse aboard the queen to destroyed the evidence,
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and then she and Fraser and nice people. We bought at the agnes
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Hampton without sighting else or the supply. I told his Frasier was still aboard,
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and two minutes later we were in the companion way leading to the storage.
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Can part him beside the engine room? See him bother now around the
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corner of the both about Jack. It's no good, Frasier. You better
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come out, either you've come on or we'll come in off for you.
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But I'll make it easy on yourself. You'll pick the black whit pleaser.
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The chargers aren't thinking of I got a real charge. I think it's something
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like this might happen, and I'm thinking, no shit, you'll think he's
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blacking. I don't know. Do you think I kid come on out here
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and try to take me. I want it to be spons go on a
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day. Why don't we doing pleasure? You can't get off the phone with
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that stuff? Here A fang all, yeah, that's what I've got right
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here. I can attach bull fence of his pipe, take this most of
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the other stuff and walk off this phone paling of in my as anybody tries
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to stop the Elogi all the street looks like he's got a stunning Oh maybe
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not this boats like the James k and the Queen, he can't reach the
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unsili are your pikes and where you standing in order to get them? Men
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exploring himself, it'll only be for a fraction of a second, or maybe
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that'll be long enough. Are you talking? I'm gonna end you my way
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up and kind of take you can't shoot doll rick or shaker send it off?
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Yeah, I thought of that. What are you guys churning about?
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You got enough to talk over. There's only one place for you to goal,
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and that's the top day. We still think you might be bluffing placehood,
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Go ahead, prove it. Come on in here, see what's gonna
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happen. Hello, as he was gone, here was the supply b Yet
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you may never get here about things you might be playing at stay heading for
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the Canada by herself. That's not allowsy bluff. Commander, Well the stuff
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we got here, she's not gonna take any run off corner of the She
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know she won dollar you all that? Don Yeah? Yeah, fine,
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commander that this is a nicely done commendations. I have a heard one gets
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one just in time. That's the trouble I didn't fun he got to the
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play before I reached him. Pretty lucky it turned out to be it done.
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Expensive count adom four thirty nine dollars and forty cents. I'll tell down
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in miscellaneous expensive count Atom five sixty one dollar and ten cents. Airfare back
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to Hotfit expense account total one hundred and fifty eight dollars and fifty five cents
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remarks. As it turned out, Elsa Richard's head run out on Frasier.
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The Canadian authorities picked her up six hours after she landed. He's already waived
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exhibitions and is heading towards the Sioux in custody. Yes, sorry, Johnny
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Dalla. You know many great men attained the highest office in our land,
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the presidency of the United States. Can you guess the name of this man?
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During the Black Hawk War in eighteen thirty two, he volunteered for service
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and was made captain of his company. As a member of Congress in eighteen
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forty seven, he was opposed to the Mexican War. He also opposed the
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Kansas Nebraska Bill, which favored the extension of slavery. During this time,
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he was offered the governorship of the Oregon Territory, but refused it. Over
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six feet tall and not particularly good looking, he was known for his goal
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sense of humor. If you don't have his name by now, here's an
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important clue. His unexpected acceptance of an invitation to attend the dedication of a
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soldiers cemetery was responsible for one of the greatest speeches in our history. Who
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was he? Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth President of the United States? His life
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is part of your American heritage. Yours Truly Johnny Dollar stars John Lund in
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the title role and was written by Sydney Marshall with music by Eddie Dunsteader.
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Featured in tonight's cast were Jim Nusser as Jack Loring, Hi Aberback as Commander
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Winters, Lee Patrick as Elsa Richards, Ed Begley as Captain Corgeson, Clayton
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Post as Captain Hartzel, and Hal March as Bill Fraser. Yours Truly,
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Johnny Dowler is produced and infected by him Dalvay, Yours Trulie Johnny Dower has
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been a presentation of the United States Armed Forces radio and television service Welcome Back.
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Well, It's a good thing. That that bomb turned out to be
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a dud or John Lund's time as Yours Truly Johnny Dowler would have ended with
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him going out with a bang, quite literally decent program. This was,
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I should say binomic means the last episode of Yours Truly Johnny Dler that lun
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did. It's just the last and exstance. After this episode, there was
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the Sarah Martin Mack matter, the Hamilton payroll matter, the Great Bass Mack
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race matter, and the up John matter. And after that, Johnny Doller
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would leave the air for more than a year and we will, but actually
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having the show come back came under consideration from CBS, and we'll tell you
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all about that story next week as we hear the Gerald Moore audition, and
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the time and effort you give to each podcast. I would love to hear
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you do. I was a communist for the FBI, but that doesn't seem
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like a show for this podcast. Keep up the great work. I really
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enjoy listening. Thanks thanks so much, And that is definitely a program that
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I would enjoy doing, even though, like you said, doesn't quite fit
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on this podcast. It's actually interesting, you know, as I've listened to
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some of these episodes, how much Sabetic is portrayed as being under suspicion it
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and somehow or another able to slip out time and time. Again, definitely
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one of the more interesting shows out there. Some other some other comments from
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on the app actually on iTunes. Donald mc says I love the old radio
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detective shows and this app has them all. And David says, this app
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is great. I've had it quite some time and I love all the detective
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shows on it Great job, Adam, and we have not all positive reviews.
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See you right, first time listening. This is regarding the app on
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the Amazon Store, there were pleads for donation. I already bought the app,
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major failed. Just play the radio shows and don't try to believe me
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anymore, especially a paying customer. Pass on this one. Sorry, I
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wasted the money, even if it was only a dollar ninety nine. Well,
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like I said, I think that was definitely unfortunate. Of course,
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we only do the listener support campaigns twice twice a year, for a total
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of six weeks. Sorry that sorry that experience was taken that way, but
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but that's the way that podcast apps work. Finally, we have this review
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of the app from Jody, also on the Amazon App. This is a
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wonderful collection of great old time radio shows. Can't be the price for downloads
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or the number of shows received. Well, Thanks so much, Jody.
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I appreciate it, and we welcome your reviews, particularly if you enjoy the
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show. Ratings on iTunes are great for both the app and for the program
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itself, and you don't have to leave any specific feedback and that will actually
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do it for today. We'll be back tomorrow with the lineup, and then
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join us back here next Friday for Gerald Moore's audition in Yours truly, Johnny
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Doller. In the meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectors
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dot net, follow us on Twitter at Radio Detectives. From Boise, Idaho,
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this is your host, Adam Grahamson and all