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But now from March twenty ninth, nineteen fifty nine, here

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is the Jimmy Carter matter.

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Speaker 2: Johnny Diller, Hi, mister by yourself? Who's that you know, Jimmy,

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Jimmy Sure, journey East North?

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Speaker 3: What I think? Just the money for this long distance

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call for my newspapers use for your own money?

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Speaker 2: Oh wow, I'm sure it is. But now you haven't

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told me Jimmy who Jimmy Carter joined the Moody Artist artist.

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Speaker 3: You saw that he's about there for up here forever?

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Speaker 2: Oh sure, an East North Weald in Massachusetts. Wow, what

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are you calling about? Jimmy, I can help yousel another case.

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Mister Kenny what con it's mister what Yes, Sir Bob Bailey.

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In the Exciting Adventures of a Man with the Action

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packed Expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator as truly

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Expense accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar to the

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Amalgamated Life Association home office, Hertford, Connecticut, following his the

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kind of expenses incurred during my investigation of the Jimmy

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Carter matter. It was only last fall that I'd gone

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to the sleepy little town of East north Wealdon Up

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in Massachusetts to run down a heavily bearded man who'd

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stolen some money a while back from a furniture plant.

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It was little Jimmy Carter who'd really solved the case

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for me by drawing some hair and a beard and

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a poster, a poster of the ball headed Queen shaven

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Mayer had shown him up as he looked before, as

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the criminal. Sure I remember Jimmy Carter.

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Speaker 3: Actually spending my own money to make this long distance

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joful call from the joyful in the group store crazy away.

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Speaker 2: Who's Jimmy.

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Speaker 3: Away?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well Jimmy easy and he and his own insurance.

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Speaker 3: Cot me to. They all thought he just handed accidents.

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His name was mister Andrew Parkinson.

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Speaker 2: Parkinson, I see because I used.

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Speaker 3: To pull my money in this joyful I saw he's coming.

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Speaker 2: Man from Did he know you saw him? Oh?

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Speaker 3: I don't see how he could help with her. He

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didn't do anything about it, so he didn't see me.

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Speaker 2: Yester, All all right, what's the name of this other man?

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The killer?

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Speaker 4: But you are three minutes are up?

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Speaker 1: What do you ge?

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Speaker 3: Oliver here?

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, operator, do you hang up? The name Jimmy,

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the name of the killer? No repirse the charges Jimmy

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operator operator expense account had him one ten cents phone

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call to the Auto club for some route information. I

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had him to another time for a call to Pat mccragan,

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a Universal Adjustment bureau. It was pretty early in the morning,

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but fortunately he was in his office. Yes, Jimmy, Hey, Pat, listen,

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I'm driving up to Massachusetts fast as I can. Wow.

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Good for you. Listen, what do you Andrew Parkinson get that?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: And now well he died a few well that is

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he died and it was supposed to be an accident.

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But I I wet to see how he's dead, Johnny, Johnny,

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I want to know who his insurance company is. You're

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a clearinghouse for that sort of information. That's right. Well,

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would you see if they have a representative or an

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office of an East north Weldon mass East north Weldon.

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That's right, it's just east of North Weldon. Oh, no,

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you know, up north of fitchburgen. Oh, that place. I

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have heard. Well, somebody in that company called it accidental,

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but listen, I have reason to think it wasn't. So

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if I can contact whoever it is up there and listen, pat,

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there may be a kid's life at stake.

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Speaker 5: Johnny.

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Speaker 4: This is about as confusing as any Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I know, I'm sorry. Just get me the name of

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the company that insured the life of Andrew Parkinson. But

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it may take a couple of hours. Okay, just get

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it for me. I'll call you when I get up there.

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I had them three four dollars even for a tank

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full of guests. By the time I got to Fitchburg,

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it was a little afternoon. Thanks to a slight argument

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with a highway policeman along the way. I mean another

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phone call had them for fifty at McCracken. Did you

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find out that insurance company for me? Oh, Johnny, that's right. Ah, yes, yeah,

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it's one of the smaller outfits. Johnny does a lot

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of rural business. Amalgamated Life Association. Okay, thanks. Policy on

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Andrew Parkinson was issued by their local representative of mister

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Waldo bottom Lee there and East north Weldon. That's right,

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And the company's report on Parkinson says that his death

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was accidental. It's already been reported. H When did he die?

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Pat the day before yesterday? And the claim has been filed. Yes,

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ten thousand dollars with a double and them to be closed.

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Wait a minute, who's the beneficiary? Lucius R. Weatherby, same town? Okay,

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thanks a lot. No, no, no, no, wait a minute, Johnny,

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tell me what Awaits nothing? I tell you a kid's

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life may be in danger.

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Speaker 1: What does a kid hit?

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Speaker 2: Sorry bad, I got to hit the road. It was

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after two pm when I finally pulled him in front

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of the combination drug store and mercantele at the one

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business corner in the village of East north Weldon. One

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of the local citizenry looking slightly under the weather, set

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on the riggedy porch of the store, hacking away at

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a stick of wood with an old pocket knife. Hid, Hi,

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you have a little drink about you, sir? No, but listen.

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Where's the little boy who usually sells newspapers around here?

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His name is Jimmy Cuttery. Yeah, that's right to Jimmy Carter.

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Well have you seen him? You know where he is?

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He name's more name, but he's not around here now, noop,

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you know where I can find him? Noop? Do you

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know where he lives? Where his home is? Yeah? Well

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where up the street? Oh sure? What street? Sprew North

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Sprew and the number eighteen. Okay, thanks. Listen. My name

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is Johnny Dollar. If you see him, please tell him

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I'm looking for him. Johnny Dolla. Hey, yeah, you uh

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got the price of a drink on you some other time.

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Just be sure I'll tell him.

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Speaker 6: Yes, missus Carter, that's right.

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Speaker 2: My name is Johnny Dollar. Mister Dollar.

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Speaker 4: Where is he?

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Speaker 7: What have you done with him?

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Speaker 6: What?

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Speaker 7: Jimmy my son?

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Speaker 4: Jimmy he said he had to talk to me.

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Speaker 2: Oh well he did that is he called me on

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the phone.

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Speaker 4: Sitting around the house like he was sick or something

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all day yesterday, and he talked and turned all night

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in his sleep, missus. This morning he jumped up from

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his breakfast on he wasn't eating any of it, and

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he said he had to see you, He had to

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talk to you. He said he'd be right.

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Speaker 2: Now, all right now.

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Speaker 4: That was early this morning. So when he didn't come back,

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I went to the school, but he wasn't here.

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Speaker 7: So I went down to.

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Speaker 4: The corner where he picked up his papers every noon

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from the bus. But he hasn't been there. You're sure, papers,

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the bundle of papers, they were all still there. Listen,

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miss And he hasn't come back here.

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Speaker 7: Something's happened to him, mister dollars, something's happened to Jimmy.

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Speaker 2: Back too? Off yours truly, Johnny Dollar in a moment

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coming up to ten gallons, mister johnes checker, ol fielder

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and airfielder might pay one thousand dollars. How's that? Well?

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Haven't you heard about Pram's big silver treasure hunt? Oh yes,

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I heard something about it over my car radio this morning.

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What's it all about? Well, a regular field check is

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so important. The PRAM Corporation is paying sixty thousand dollars

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to get car owners to check their filters now sixty

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thousand dollars in cash. Oh, this is PRAMS silver anniversary.

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Next year, ten thousand secretly numbered fram filters were distributed

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all over the United States and installed in cars during

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regular servicing. You may have one in your car not

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even know it. A CRAM filter Carter is worth one

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thousand silver dollars and if you do, I get a

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thousand bucks too. Where what are we waiting for? Let's

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check those filters now. Hurry, folks, you could win up

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to one thousand dollars in cash. Join the Big Bram

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treasure hunt. Check your car filters now and now act

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too off yours truly, Johnny Dollar and the Jimmy Carter

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matter O. Jimmy Carter, the cute little kid who'd help

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me solve an embezzlement case up in the small New

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England town with the unlikely name of East North Weldon.

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We'd call me on the phone to report a murder.

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But when I got there, Jimmy was gone, disappeared.

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Speaker 4: Jimmy said he was going to talk to you, mister Dollar,

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but that was early this morning and he hasn't come back.

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What did you do with him, mister Dollar?

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Speaker 2: Where is he? Why I haven't seen him, Missus Carney,

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He said, well, he telephoned me down in Hartford asked

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me to come up here and see him because he well,

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he asked me to come up and see him.

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Speaker 4: He idolized you, mister Dollar, ever since you were up

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here last fall. And when he said he had to

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talk to you, I thought you were already.

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Speaker 2: In town again. I wondered what he was sot anxious

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to see you about.

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Speaker 4: Oh, well, he's been acting very strangely the last day

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or two, ever since poor old mister Parkinson fell off

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the bridge.

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Speaker 2: And was killed the other night. How well did he

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know this man Parkinson?

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Speaker 4: Oh it's well, as he knew everybody in town.

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Speaker 2: Mister.

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Speaker 4: You don't think his disappearance this way could have anything

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to do with mister Parkinson being killed?

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Speaker 2: Oh well, what, how? How could it?

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't everybody say mister Parkinson's death was an accident?

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Speaker 7: Yes, yes they do.

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Speaker 3: Still and not.

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Speaker 2: Stop worrying, missus Canner. Jimmy, he'll show up if he

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does not find him for you, Dear Jimmy's okay, you'd

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better be Jimmy had said he was calling me from

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a booth at the drug store. As I drove back

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to what I noticed the name of the proprietor on

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the sign of the fly specked window Waldo Bottomly. The

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man who patted said was local representative for the insurance

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company they are you tell him to take one of

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these every two hours. By tomorrow, you'll be all right again, Yes, sir, mister, yes, sir,

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my name is Johnny Dollar. I'm an insurance investigator. I've

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heard of you, sir. All right, good now, look, but

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if you're here in connection with the death of mister Parkinson, well,

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in addition to representing Amalgamated Life Association, and the claim

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on mister Parkinson's insurance has already been sent down to half.

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I know that well. I'm also the car and I hereabouts.

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Then it was you who pronounced his death as accidental. Yep,

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after doctor Herbert examined the body for me. All right,

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now listen to me. Mister Parkinson was an old man.

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Mister Dolla had trouble with his feet. Eyesight wasn't so

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good either, mister Bottomley, so when he tripped against that

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old railing on the bridge the other night and the

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railing gave way and he fell to the rocks. Did

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anybody you know of actually see him? Trip and four?

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 2: No, sir, well, I think that Parkinson was murdered. And

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if I can find little Jimmy Cottage, Jimmy, have you

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seen him today? You know where he is now that

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you mentioned in mister Dolla. He should be back from

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school by now and selling his paper. I asked you

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have you seen him at all today? Early this morning

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he was in Yeah, I changed a lot of pennies

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for him into nichols and dimes and quarters, all right,

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and then then he left. Hey, haven't you got a

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isn't there a phone booth here in the store? Booth

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is out the door, mister Dolla, around the side of

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the building. Then you wouldn't have seen him. If Jimmy

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went out there to make a phone call. Only one

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might have seen him, is old Lucius Weather bay Lush's

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web the town Drunk. Wait a minute, you're talking about

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that old character sitting out front. I've asked him not

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to sit there and his condition, But now that he's where,

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you see Lucius, is the benefit? Yeah, Wait a minute,

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Lucius weatherby is the beneficiary of Parkinson's insurance. Yeah, as

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I was about to say, I wonder he wouldn't tell

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me anything about Jimmy. What's that? So he killed Parkinson

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to collect the insurance? Jimmy saw him? What was the bottomley?

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I have a few questions. I'd like to ask that

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Lucius Weatherby now. Now, wait, if you expect those Lucius

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to remember anything, you bet I do plenty. Then you'd

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best take along this bottle of medicinal brand aid. What yes,

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that'll be three seventy five. Well break it over his head.

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But you don't understand. No, he can't remember a thing. Mister,

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all right, all right, Weatherby, hedy you change mind about

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buying me? Where's Jimmy Carter? What did you do with him?

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Speaker 7: If you don't mind, let go my collars on?

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Speaker 2: Start talking? He's right? Where is he? But I seen

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in this morning? You told me that before. Now what

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did you do with him? Well? Nothing, sir, I swear

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he came out of the store this morning, went into

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that phone boat. Yeah he did do that. And then

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what what did you do now, sir? If I had

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a little drink I could remember better? Son? Answer me?

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Speaker 7: Well, he went off in that car car what car? Well,

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he didn't want to We'll.

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Speaker 2: Made him go off in a car.

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Speaker 7: Well, if I could just remember it was I'm on

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ho somebody, I know. I'm sure I could remember if

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I had a little dream.

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Speaker 2: You listen to me, you lie, Oh sure he is, yes, sure,

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But if you give him a bit of this additional

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brand ay to refresh his memory, truly?

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Speaker 5: Okay, have it seventy five if you please. Okay, Okay, here,

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I'll get you the chain. No father, because if this

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doesn't bring the truth out of him, so help me,

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I'll Act three of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar.

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Speaker 6: In a moment, be sociable, looks smart.

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Speaker 2: To date, whipt drink light refres.

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Speaker 5: Stay young, can fair.

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Speaker 8: And dems be sociable?

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Speaker 2: Cut see when friends drop in? Let your hospitality show

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you a sociable in the modern manner. Hepsy, you know,

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is the favorite of this Marty and young at heart.

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Speaker 4: Be sociable, looks smart.

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Speaker 2: To date with.

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Speaker 3: Drink light refreshing, stay young, Can fair and devire be sociable?

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Speaker 2: Have you tried to Pepsi lately?

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Speaker 6: No?

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Speaker 2: Act three of yours, truly, Johnny Dollars the town drunk.

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We can only remember things with a drink under his belt.

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If he has me, that's a lot of hooey. Nonetheless,

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that him five three seventy five for the bottle of

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what the local drugg has called medicinal brandy, Old Lucius Weather.

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He started lapping it up. Might he find sir night?

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All right, you listen to me. I better let him

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have a little more, mister Dalla, if he's to remember properly. Yeah,

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a little more. And here's your change from the lucious.

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You say that when Jimmy walked out of the phone booth,

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he drove away with somebody against his will. Yeah, your change,

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mister Dalla, is forced little Jimmy, right he called? Who

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forced him?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: Let me let me his name is yeah, yeah, oh

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you know him, think lucious think come on, yeah, I'll

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listen to you, old son. I want to a hobby.

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Ah ah. Harvey who you know? You know everybody? Abby

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Wilman Harvey? Is he Well, he's not one of our

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more respected people, mister Yeah. And come to think of it,

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I believe he was a distant relative of mister Parkinson.

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What does he do? Where does he live? He does nothing? Really?

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He was always trying to beg money from mister Parkinson.

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Never got it though anybody else. I asked you, where

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can I find him? Where does he live? Wither? When

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that's right on the old farm out on Winter Avenue.

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You can tell it by all the new machinery out front. Okay,

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I'll see you, lady.

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Speaker 7: Oh changed.

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Speaker 2: On the way out to Harvey Woman's farm, I suddenly

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realized that, for once in my life, I'd forgotten to

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bring along a gun. Judging by all the equiment out front,

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Woman must have gone through the Alice Charmer's catalog and

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had every but the farmhouse was nothing but a one

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story clavered check half him at the back of it

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was a petup hol scenat. Come on, open up, hopping up, Jimmy, Jimmy,

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all right, woman, open up this door. I'll break it down. Woman. Okay, brother,

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you asked for it. Hey, Jimmy, Jimmy, are you okay?

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Where's heart stack at the door? I was afraid the

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kid got that phone call through to you. Too bad

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for you? He did, all right, Look.

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Speaker 3: I know he will, Jimmy.

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Speaker 2: She's still in the kid's right dollar up against the wall.

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Place the wall. Put your hands hie against they go ahead.

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I'm not carrying a gun woman, that's what you're worried

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about it. That's something I'm going to find out for myself. Yeah, yeah,

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that would be a mistake. Ju jitsu. Huh not this one?

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Oh well? Oh hey, hey hey Jimmy, Hey, Jimmy, it's okay. Now,

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everything's okay. Look you you, You and I kind of

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stopped in this tracks, didn't we. And you know something, Jimmy,

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Now you're a real hero because this time you trapped

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a killer for me, Adam six forty fifty for a

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new sports jacket without holes in it. Yeah, Harvey Woolman

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had managed to get off that one shot. I had

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him seven sixty one dollars even a brand new bike

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for Jimmy. Why because he saved the company from having

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to pay double indemnity expense account total including manager my

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car one hundred and seventeen dollars. Unless you'd like to

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tack on a little extra fee, yours truly, Johnny Dollar,

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Our star will return in just a moment. If your

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nineteen fifty seven income was more than five thousand dollars

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last year, when you filed your federal income tax report,

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you had to use Form ten forty the long form.

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Those who were in five thousand or less were permitted

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to use the short form Form ten forty A if

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they chose. This year, the Internal Revenue Service is offering

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taxpayers a new form ten forty A, a simplified form of

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only fifteen lines to fill out. The most important difference

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about this new form is that those whose nineteen fifty

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eight incomes were ten thousand dollars or less and if

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you take only standard deductions, you are not permitted to

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file your return on the new short form ten forty A.

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If you earned over ten thousand dollars during nineteen fifty eight,

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or intend to itemize your deductions or other income variations,

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the long form ten forty must be used. The Revenue

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Service again reminds you to be sure to attach all

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W two with holding tax certificates pertaining to your earnings

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to the form you intend to file. Send your return

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to the district Director of Internal Revenue at the appropriate

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district office. Now Here is our star to tell you

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about next week's story. Next week San Francisco a wonderful town.

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Yeah for a murder? Join us, won't you yours? Truly?

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Johnny Dollars. Yours Truly Johnny Dollars, starring Bob Bailey, originates

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in Hollywood and is written, produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.

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Heard in our cast where Virginia, Greg Dick Beals, Larry Dobkin,

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Boris Lewis, Edger Barrier, and Jack Krushian. Be sure to

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join us next week, same time and station for another

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exciting story of Yours Truly Johnny Dollars. This is Dan

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Coverly speaking. A father goes to extremes to protect a

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demented son, as suspense follows. Next on the CBS Radio Network,

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About You Wanted, Albany, New York. Everything is going at

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Henry S. Mantell's Latham. Everything must be gone by Tuesday night,

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Going going, Everything must go. Yes, the values are going

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at Henry S. Mantell's of Latham. Mantell's is closing its

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Latham store forever. Everything is being sold at cost or

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less save up to eighty seven percent of these famous

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names Simmons, Haywood, Wakefield, Crayler, Lane, and many others. Here

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are just two of the fantastic values at Mantell's. A

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three piece craaler curve sectional living room suite regularly two

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seventy nine ninety five now one forty eight seventy seven.

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Inner Spring mattresses all sizes regularly twenty nine ninety five

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now seventeen ninety five. Come out to Mantell's and make

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an offer. No reasonable offer refused. Remember man Tells of

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Latham closes its doors forever at ten pm Tuesday, March

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thirty first. Convenient terms and free delivery within a one

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hundred mile radius at Mantell's of Latham, south of the

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Latham Shopping Center open until ten pm by thirty.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. Well, this has been one whose toddle always

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stands out for the reason that this name of this

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character also happened to be the name of a naval

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reserve officer and peanut farmer in the state of Georgia

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who would go on to be elected to the state Senate,

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governor and become the thirty ninth President of the United States.

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But as an episode, it does illustrate the big strength

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of the Johnstone era, which is its quontinuity. This episode

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and its premise is a deep cut because there are

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certain characters big, larger than life characters that it's not

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particularly surprising if they show up again, you know, Alvin Cartwright, Sure,

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La Chugery okay, Durango Laramie, Yeah yeah, you'll be back

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Meg from Meg's Palace, Okay, Yeah, all very believable and

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what you would expect. But Johnston said, I bet you

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forgot about the little boy who drew a picture that

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helped Johnny solve a case involving burglary from a not

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technically almish furniture factory. But they were kind of amish.

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So this is the most obscure character to make a

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comeback that Johnstone ever wrote. I mean, if he continued

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this long enough, you'd probably have had Hey, you remember me,

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like six years ago you came into my gas station

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and asked for directions. Oh yeah, back in that long

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murder case I was on. Well, I just thought I

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would call you, and I don't think he ever quite

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got to that point. It also showcases some of the

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more frustrating aspects of Johnstone's writing, in my opinion, and

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that is a pacing and some unnecessary conversations. The entire

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phone call to Pat McCracken could have been just summarized

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in a sentence or two. Jimmy Carter being in danger

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really did set up a kind of ticking time bomb

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that Johnny had to get to, and the more we

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kind of dealt with like bureaucracy and that sort of thing,

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the less urgent it felt. It just it didn't serve

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the story well. To add to that pacing, they also

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included in this episode regurgitating things that happened before the

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commercial break, which to me doesn't make a whole lot

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of sense. There are cases for doing those sort of things.

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For example, a lot of serialized television shows would start

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with the scene from the previous episode or a soap

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opera something like that, where there's been some passage of time. Here,

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the commercial breaks are are really not all that long.

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You've got, you know, a minute maybe a little more,

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little less commercial break, and then you're back to the show.

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You don't need a rehaf really like where was I

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a minute and a half ago? And yeah, I think

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that there's also a little bit of a tonal issue

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because you've got a child in peril and then you've

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got a comedy drunk that's not all that funny. So

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this wasn't horrible, but it's a weaker episode. Well, now

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it's time to think are Patreon supporters of the day,

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we give way to the great adventurers of old time

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radio and counterspy where.

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Speaker 8: You're going through with the whole scheme, dow of course

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I am. How long do you think I'll be free

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of this face of mind stays and the way it is?

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Why do you think I had to set up house

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here with that kid of my brothers.

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Speaker 4: It's about something goes wrong at Doctor Franklin can't do

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anything for you.

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Speaker 2: I've read all about him. He can, but if he

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suspects something.

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Speaker 8: If you played your part all right for the last

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two years, he won't as far as he's concerned. I'll

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be just Bill Gordon turning home to his beloved wife Mary,

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that cute little niece.

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Speaker 4: Man, don't have descriptions of you all over the country

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by now he may recognize you.

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Speaker 2: So down they'll live the.

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Speaker 8: Ledge flow down nothing, Hang on, we'll go over the edge.

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Speaker 2: Did that purposely? Marry? So the cops and see the

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skid marks.

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Speaker 8: Uh huh, yeah, it's perfect, Marry. I can work myself

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down to that ledge. You know what to do with

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the car. Don't forget to leave it and hide here

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before you jump. I spent three years in a pen

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for that dough I snatched away. I'm not going to

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lose out on it for three hours of pain.

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Speaker 2: When I get through working over my face.

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Speaker 8: With my knife, even you won't recognize me.

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Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then in the meantime.

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