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Speaker 1: The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCrae in Tales of

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the Texas Rangers Tonight transcribed from Hollywood, another authentic reenactment.

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Speaker 2: Of a case from the files.

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Speaker 1: Of the Texas Rangers. Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring

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Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson, Texas more than two

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hundred and sixty thousand square miles and fifty men who

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make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body

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in North America. Now from the files of the Texas

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Rangers come these stories based on fact on the named

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states and slaty, partick.

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Speaker 2: Vicious for omnious reasons.

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Speaker 1: They amaust themselves are a matter of records. Case for Tonight,

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the White Suit.

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Speaker 3: It is six am June twenty third, nineteen forty seven.

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There is only one prisoner in the live Oak County

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Jail is John Elliott Bascombe, a notorious and dangerous gunman.

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In the ante room connecting the jail with the Sheriff's office,

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Deputy George Keaton doses snoring at the end of a

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long and uneventful knight's duty.

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Speaker 4: Met jobs, met Josh, oh oh, hell, Uncle Ben, You're

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still here?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that prosecute is always down. The hall was powerful dirty.

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Speaker 5: If I'm ready to go along home now as soon

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as I hang on my mouth, but I blew this

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hair of coffee for you.

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Speaker 2: Coffee, pull it here, This is.

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Speaker 4: Hot, jonah uh coffee, Uncle Ben, you're an angel.

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Speaker 5: I don't know about that, miss Jones. Ain't nobody else

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feed my wings? Just put the pott and cup in

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my closet when you're through. I'll take cabin when I

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come on tonight.

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Speaker 4: Sure's ink your uncle Ben, Eric, Hey, watch a minute

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with you now, beast coom off?

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Speaker 2: So was water unting over?

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Speaker 6: Just steal me all the hold.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't give your mouth for your plot.

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Speaker 7: Man.

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Speaker 4: It's building so old, it's a wondering.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't all come apart? Bath much of stock?

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Speaker 8: All right on and I'll take it.

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Speaker 6: Joe keep backs. Come, don't worry.

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Speaker 4: Jo, go way and I come might beat down in

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that water and stealing your bunk.

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Speaker 6: I'll see what's in the earth.

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Speaker 2: Let's see what's wrong with it.

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Speaker 9: You you're undershirts stopped in the crane.

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Speaker 6: Old lord it get away.

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Speaker 10: From that.

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Speaker 3: Sheriff crystals and discovered the bodies of his night deputy

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in the courthouse janitor. When he came into his office

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at eight o'clock, he immediately telephoned the Texas Rangers, and

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a short time later, Ranger Jace Pearson arrived.

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Speaker 2: Jane Piers, I am I glad to see you quite

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a while, Sir Chase, is a bad train anything involving Bascom?

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Is you got any line on him?

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Speaker 10: In?

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Speaker 9: No?

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Speaker 2: Apparently slipped out of town of Foot. We don't even

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know what direction he took, probably east up Rocky Valley.

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That's the quickest way into open country. Ranger Harris was

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ordered out on this assignment with me, Oh, where is he?

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I dropped him with the walkie talkie at two mile

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Bridge on the way in. He's riding through the brush

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now cutting for a trail. You know, to find out

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pretty soon if Bascom's still afoot, and it isn't. The

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highway patrols already closed the main roads into this area.

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Soon as we get a localization, mounted units will move

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in an attempt to close the gaps. We'll get him, Sheriff.

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Speaker 10: I sure hope, so.

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Speaker 2: Chair's office holds speed.

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Speaker 6: This is Bob McDougall out on Route seven. A man

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just tole my truck out of the field where I

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was working.

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Speaker 2: You got a description.

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Speaker 6: I didn't get a very good look at him.

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Speaker 8: He was fear across the field, A medium sized fellow wearing.

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Speaker 6: A pair of weight coveralls. Edit toward predo.

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Speaker 2: What kind of truck?

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Speaker 6: A red half turn pick up forty six model? Anything else?

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Who identify it?

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Speaker 8: It's kind of beat up, grills broken out in front

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and that's enough.

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Speaker 2: Whereasm?

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Speaker 7: Do you know who it was?

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Speaker 2: I think so, but you better get in as soon

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as you can and find a theft report. Just the

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same farmer's truck was stolen about eight miles out of

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Root seven. It's basketm all right, jeez, white cover rolls,

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jail suits. Sure show up. Come on my units out front.

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We'll get this on the radio. As we roll racing

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out of town on seven with my double horse trailer

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still coupled, our radioed all units to be on the

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lookout for the truck, and I contacted Ranger Harris through

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his walkie talkie and asked him to meet us at

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two mile Bridge. He was there when we arrived, nice time,

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and ed what's up, jays, got a line on bascom.

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Let's get your horse loaded in with charcoal. Okay, Bascom

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is still a foot No, he grabbed himself a truck

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about eight miles down the road. He would this size

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is clear, jayshatch your toes charcoal. You got company and

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you go.

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Speaker 10: Boy.

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Speaker 2: I better bring a walkie talkie up front with you. Ed,

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got it ready? Now come on, Sheriff Olson mean ranger,

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Harris Howdy.

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Speaker 6: Sheriff, howdy ranger.

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Speaker 2: So that's your walk to talk? He isn't.

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Speaker 6: I don't know how much do it? Yeah? Pretty contact

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all right, hangs right on the saddle. You can keep

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in touch with your headquarters with him at Austin.

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Speaker 8: No, no craft to range about five miles close to

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the better.

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Speaker 2: Strictly a field out the more scene. What's that? Maybe

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we can drive mister Bascombe right into.

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Speaker 7: The roadblock at Dry Creek Crossroads.

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Speaker 6: Well sounds like you've just made it. Yeah, what's made

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out of gas?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? Fill her up? See me my regular anything?

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Speaker 6: Filler up, you bitch?

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Speaker 2: Say?

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Speaker 4: Isn't this old Bob McDougall's truck.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm taking into Prato.

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Speaker 4: Lord he got all his repair work done at live Ol.

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Speaker 7: Not this time?

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Speaker 2: Hurried up with you. It's find a bubble over on

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me hill. A pipe must have been m.

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Speaker 11: Old man.

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Speaker 4: Sure beats up a truck, don't. Yeah, be's farmer in

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the county, but awful careless about the shooters seems long.

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Speaker 2: I'm all lining up. That's enough gas. Hey, it's so old, Kay.

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Speaker 6: You must be in a hurry.

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Speaker 4: I am gonna lose some time at Dry Yeah. Why,

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law's got a roadblock at the crossroads for some reason.

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Another boom, and everybody threw down at the seams of

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their drawers.

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Speaker 2: Five and two tenths. That's one pretty charge.

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Speaker 6: It away, smart mctenney.

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Speaker 4: But let's see how far that gas catch.

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Speaker 2: Radio operator, this is Jim Perry.

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Speaker 6: Get me the Dry Creek store quick.

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Speaker 7: I'm sorry.

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Speaker 6: That light's busy breaking on it.

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Speaker 4: The highway patrol's got a roadblock there. I want to

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talk to one of the officers.

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Speaker 7: That's an emergency car.

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Speaker 2: A smart alect in. Bob mcgogle's truck just clipped me

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for some gas.

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Speaker 4: He was in too big a hurry to be honest,

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and he deliberately took the wrong turn when I told

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him there were officer.

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Speaker 10: Of the head.

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Speaker 2: It's a Googles truck, a red one.

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Speaker 4: Sure, everybody knows that truck a red pickup with a

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mechanic and white coveralls driving.

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Speaker 7: You're are road seven. What turn did the truck take?

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Speaker 4: The crazy fool took off down the old big wash.

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Roll tele A patrol that can box him in there

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the road edge at the wash.

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Speaker 10: You keep a watch on that road, mister Parrot.

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Speaker 7: That's the man they're looking for. It's Jack Basker.

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Speaker 10: He broke Jim and killed two minutes of the county

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seat this morning.

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Speaker 2: Jack Basket, I can ring drug creek now.

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Speaker 7: Can't the xcity on a tent? Ka't the xcity on

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a tent?

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Speaker 2: At ten the KTXA go ahead, KTXA.

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Speaker 7: Subject Jack Basco refused to pay for gasoline. He turned

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south from Route seven at Perry's filling station. You have

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Vicinity next.

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Speaker 2: Perry's down there at the foot of the hill. Ten

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to four Unit ten approaching Perries now, will keep kt

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XA advised Unit ten player ten four kt x A Austin.

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There's Jim Perry out in front, flagging is down now. Hush,

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I just got held up there, we know for some gasoline.

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You know had the radio gym. That's the attorney took

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the Big Wash Road.

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Speaker 2: How long ago?

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Speaker 6: Maybe ten minutes? Pretty good start on us, Jase.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, the kind of country there is down here. Let's

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don't let him get any more. We found the red

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picked up abandoned in the sandy bed of Big Wash,

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four miles from the highway, and radio the surrounding units.

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John Bascom's tracks led straight into broken c entry beyond

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the wash. He couldn't go any further than the truck,

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and either can. We looks like work for the horses

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from here on, Ed, Let's get him out now.

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Speaker 12: I'll give you a hand, Jeans, easy boy, easy, so

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got to got the walkie talkie.

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Speaker 3: Ed.

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Speaker 2: We ought to be able to contact any units south

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of Dry Creek with it pretty soon. Yeah, I believe

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you're right. Hey, you boys, leave me a foot jees huh,

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you can take the unit back, Sheriff. Maybe join the

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highway patrol of Dry Creek. Bascom's headed southwest. He probably

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figures to slip past the roadblocks. He might be making

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a wide detail over toward highway. Limbs. Might be all set, Okay,

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anything else I can do? Yeah, keep your fingers crossed

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and I will tail and bask him in. Going to

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be any cinch for you boys. He desperate, armed, and

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he knows his trails. Bridg I know, easy boy, a

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good measure. I don't like the looks of those clouds

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over there. All we need is a storm to wipe

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out what little sign he may leave. Well, let's get

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started as here. Good honey, thanks sir.

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Speaker 1: You are listening to Tales of the Texas Rangers, starring

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Joel McCrae as Ranger Jace Pearson. And now we continue

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with tonight's case, The White Suit, an authentic story from

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the files of the Texas Rangers.

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Speaker 2: By four o'clock, Ed Harris and I were deep into

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the rough country south of Big Wash. We'd continually cut

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back and forth for Bascomb's tracks, finding them and losing

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them again with slow work, covering five to his one one.

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He steadily build up his lead on us.

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Speaker 8: He was in fernally clever, take it easy, going down here, Jason,

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This canyon wall, with any steeper would be hanging by

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a collar.

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Speaker 2: Oo oo charcoal. Hey, wait a minute of head, bull up?

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Speaker 6: Whoa boy.

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Speaker 2: Now, Jason bask him. Didn't slide down here like we thought. No,

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Look there's the rock he pushed over from the rim

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to make the skid marks we've been following. See, it's

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the lava like the cap on the rim, different from

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the rest of the rock down here. So we've got

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to climb back to the top.

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Speaker 6: Had a sworn he started down here to cross this canyon.

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Speaker 2: That's what he wanted us to think, anything to cost

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this time. Trouble is, we got to follow out every

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one of these blind trails he's leaving us. Any one

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of them may be the McCoy.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, he'll be the California before we ever get out

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of these bad lands.

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Speaker 2: And he isn't the California yet. Don't worry. He's working

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as hard as we are. Up charge, Listen up, Come on,

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red Hawk, maybe I could go, come on watch it.

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Ad Ugh, what a climb.

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Speaker 6: It's getting late. I got that sun Jash.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, that low sun has got its advantages. Take

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a look at that slope over there across.

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Speaker 8: The canyon, that patch of sand past that big mesquite Yeah,

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tracks footprints. Then Bascom did cross the canyon after all.

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Speaker 2: Probably someplace a little downstream.

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Speaker 8: Jase, how come we didn't see those tracks when we

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started down here from up before? He couldn't have made them?

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Since then, we aren't that close behind him.

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Speaker 2: Oh the tracks were there before, we just didn't see them.

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Now the sun's blowing up to throw longer shadows into

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the Prince's boots. Made thinks them twice as visible.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, we better start looking for a place to cross ourselves.

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Speaker 2: Now, let's find a little higher first. I'm worried about

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that storm. The way it's filing up.

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Speaker 6: That red horse.

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Speaker 7: Claws not getting black.

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Speaker 2: Cage probably loaded with static. So you better try to

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make radio contact with a walkie talkie while we can.

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We need to work from this high ground to get

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through general call case.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I suppose you try it now.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, Unit nine oh two the unit and range Unit

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nine oh two.

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Speaker 2: The unit and range Unit eight to Unit nine oh two,

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go ahead, Unit nine o two. Oh boy, jes ooh charper.

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Unit eight to Unit nine oh two, go ahead. Unit

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nine oh two requests the location of Unit eight. Unit

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eight is at the intersection of County five and the

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State eleven, ten miles south of Dry Creek. Then four

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Unit eight is now too far north. Fugitives still bearing

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toward Highway eleven, approximately twelve miles south and east of

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Dry Creek, suggests Unit eight moves south about five miles.

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Speaker 7: Unit eight ten four.

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Speaker 2: Unit nine oh two has had no direct contact with

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fugitive but is following an identifiable trail. Will report any change,

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Please relay to other units. Unit nine oh two player

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Unit eight ten four.

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Speaker 6: Look, Jason, Bask.

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Speaker 8: You may stay on the other side of the canyon,

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or he may double back to this side. Why don't

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we save ourselves a lot of riding and split up

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for a bit.

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Speaker 2: And I'll be a bad idea.

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Speaker 6: I'll take the canyon floor. It's sandy. Tracks will be

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easy to spot there, and you can work.

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Speaker 2: Along this rim, all right, but watch yourself ed, you'll

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be in the open down man.

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Speaker 6: Just let bask him show himself once. That's all I want.

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Come on, red horse and going down, eat eating, see

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a kid to get to the bottom before you start day, Okay.

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Speaker 2: Something about a man sharpens the hunter's senses. I sat

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on the rim for long moments, watching in Harris descend

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that canyon wall, feeling danger without being able to identify it.

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Suddenly smoked blossom behind a rock in the opposite rim.

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I saw Harris sag in his saddle before the horse

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carried him out of sight. Him by distance. Came the

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lanking sound of a shark. Go charp, go war, all.

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Speaker 11: Right, a rock through the word. He's coverhead here.

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Speaker 7: He was right up there, but he beat it. I

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think I hit him.

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Speaker 6: Those white cover offs make some target.

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Speaker 2: I'll be realizing that by now, and he'll really run.

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How bad are you hit? Flesh?

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Speaker 7: You warn't clean?

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Speaker 6: Just above the old boy here, Help me get this

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kerchief on it. I'll be all right.

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Speaker 2: Pull your sleeve all the way.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, he would pick my left arm. How do you know?

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Speaker 2: I was a south wall and something. We may be

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asking him right sudden? You okay? Now, yeah, I pick

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up his trail on the rim. We'll have to watch sharp.

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It's gonna try to keep that white suit out of sight.

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Now the way this close to.

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Speaker 6: Him, come on, right on, show that charco easy to

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more onto the top, come on out.

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Speaker 7: Whoa.

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Speaker 8: I had a fat chance of picking up anybody's trail here,

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Jason heard of elephant's.

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Speaker 6: Gonna cross this blue shade without leaving a trace.

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Speaker 2: Maybe And look here you see them? Yeah, and it's

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the whole trail of them. As don't go after anything

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in this country. They can't eat. I'd see what these

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are having for supper. Here we are on this piece

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of shell.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, blood, and.

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Speaker 8: Then I did nail them. We got a wounded animal

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on our hands. Jason may let go at us and

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behind any of these brush clumps.

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Speaker 2: And I don't think he's hurt so bad he won't

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keep on running. There's just a few drops here. I'm

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afraid you just that was pretty long rain, and it won't.

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Speaker 8: Be the next time I get him in my sights.

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I promise you that I owe him something for this arm.

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Speaker 6: Let's go, probably headed for that big mesquite Yeah, he

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would come on, red horse charcoal. Hey, hey, jee, what

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cot there?

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Speaker 3: New?

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Speaker 6: Pit's cover all? He feel them all very cold.

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Speaker 2: Into that big tumba brush across the claire.

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Speaker 6: Come on, let's go get it.

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Speaker 2: Hey, wait a minute, circle around below him, mad, make

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a lot of racket like we're still together and hunting blind.

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Maybe you can flush him back between those big rocks.

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Speaker 6: Okay, I'll try it, Jesh.

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Speaker 2: I'll hide charcoal out behind the side of him, and

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maybe you can rig up a little surprise party for

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mister Bascom when he comes through.

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Speaker 6: But be careful. He won't give you a chance. Don't

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give him one chance.

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Speaker 2: That killer. Just let me get my hands on him.

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Speaker 6: Come on, red horse, hit that.

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Speaker 3: Let's go.

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Speaker 2: Easy, Charcoal, using we go this way? Oh oh boy,

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the shade of this rock for you? Charcoal easy now boy,

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whiet wire h head down, boy, sh shut up, charcoal.

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Craze said, you're what what.

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Speaker 10: Do you want for?

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Speaker 6: Texas Ranger?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? I got him?

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Speaker 11: What is wrong there?

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Speaker 6: What's he doing here?

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Speaker 2: Ask him?

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Speaker 6: He said, you are he excuse buding me in these places?

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Speaker 2: Nobody?

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Speaker 6: I am a lonesome man. Mind my sheep?

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Speaker 2: Did I hear the coun two three times?

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Speaker 9: When now a few minutes ago, I think maybe it's

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my friend Diego come from next valley.

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Speaker 6: We've gone to kill coyote.

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Speaker 2: We have much trouble with coyote. Here sing the way.

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I'm looking for coyotes. Your clothes.

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Speaker 9: I'll go to see if it's my friend. When this

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one hombry, this very bad man is jump from the bush.

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He's gone, is very big pick my classick. Tell me

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not to move when you run. I stand still till

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he's gone.

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Speaker 6: Do not run to which way he goes?

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Speaker 7: How do I know?

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Speaker 6: May Petro, I'm scared to tenth.

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Speaker 2: All right, Pedro, forget about your clothes. You're a lucky

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man to be alive. See, I knows she better get

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some more clothes before that storm hits. You aren't exactly

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dressed for bad weather. O A steady chark. Looks like

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our surprise didn't come off.

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Speaker 6: N Let's get moving before Bascom builds up a lead.

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Speaker 2: On us again. Yeah, let's go right horse, Harris and

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I picked up the trail shortly ask him. Managed to

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stay ahead of us, using a large bag of tricks

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to keep out of sight, even if he couldn't shake us.

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When the sun set behind towering thunderclouds, we were working

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our way down a wide aaron belly, keeping some distance apart.

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Speaker 6: Hey say, share the tracks again, pick.

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Speaker 2: Them up charcoal. Yeah, ooh ooh boys, I heading right

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down there in the valley. Precious daisies too.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, no blow sand drifted into them at all. We

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better try that general call again and to report opposition.

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Look at the direction those tracks are taken. They've been

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swinging that way.

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Speaker 6: The last half hour. Yeah, I noticed that hit it

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almost du eash.

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Speaker 2: Now Bascomb's pulling another big red herring on us. He

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made for Highway eleven long enough for us to report

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it and set up interception for him there, and then he.

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Speaker 8: Swings straight east for Highway thirteen. So that catches us

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with our units.

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Speaker 6: Down, don't it.

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Speaker 2: Bascomb's gambling that it does. And I'll try the call

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unit nine oh two to unit and range nine oh

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two to unit and range nine oh two to unit

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and range w.

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Speaker 6: It's no use, Jay, You can't raise anybody.

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Speaker 2: With too far out now whether it isn't helping him

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either on this lower ground, looks like we're in for

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real soaking before night.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, baskuom can't possibly be much ahead of us.

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Speaker 8: Maybe we can tree him before he gets through to

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the highway, handle him on our own from here on.

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Speaker 2: You can't risk it in if he slips us and

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gets through to make a ride with somebody or steal

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another car, you'll be gone.

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Speaker 8: And I guess here's where we separate. Then I'm kind

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of out of the running with this year.

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Speaker 2: Bum Arm.

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Speaker 8: Give me the walkie talking and I'll double back till

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I'm in range of the units on Highway eleven.

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Speaker 6: Again. That's good. It'll ride all right like that. Anything

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special for the boys.

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Speaker 2: Ask him to request coverage on Highway thirteen all the

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way to preto. Keep trying till you get through. I'll

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stick on his trail.

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Speaker 8: I'll have a really indicating XA in half an hour.

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Speaker 2: As soon as you do, you better head out toward

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dry creek and get that arm look there. I'll wait

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till we've got bask him. Good luck, Jase, same to you. Ahead,

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come on ye twenty minutes later than he instructed, with

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cloud burst intensity bringing complete darkness, not before John Bastu's

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tracks led me on an adobe bench where sheep and

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new raising. He'd removed his boots here, and his tracks

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blended with a maze of other bare footprints left by

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Mexican sheepherders.

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Speaker 10: I rode on slowly.

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Speaker 2: Suddenly a small rain drenched boy stepped out from the brush.

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Charcoal nearly ran him down.

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Speaker 6: Oh whoa charpo, steady ball, Hey you're there, Hey boy,

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need y'all pay Ye.

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Speaker 2: Ran like a frightened little rabbit. Light winked as the

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door open and closed the door to an adobe shack.

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So I approached. I saw the blinds were tightly drawn

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almost to though, to prevent the leakage of any telltale

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light from the candle burning dimmer inside.

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Speaker 10: Oh, charpo.

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Speaker 6: Who boy.

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Speaker 2: Over and up over an up, Jenny, Who are you

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Texas Ranger? I mean out of this rain. I want

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to ask you some questions. Well, mon, Senor, I cannot

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let you in.

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Speaker 6: How how can he seek?

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Speaker 2: He's very sick and your boy just ran in here.

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He was going to look for the Mamma go storm.

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Speaker 10: She spaed.

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Speaker 6: He frightened him, Senor, and.

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Speaker 2: Gave me a turn for a minute.

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Speaker 10: Two.

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Speaker 2: Look, I need little help me. I would do anything

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till the Texas Ranger trailing a man, a very dangerous man.

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You must have passed close to here about the time

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the rain began. Where is he now?

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Speaker 7: We have seen nothing? Want he told me nobody, Senor.

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Speaker 2: Maybe your husband did them anyway, I want out of

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this rain, Senor, No, you must not my husband. This

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woman was definitely afraid, but her eyes told me she

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wasn't afraid of me, of the storm, perhaps of the

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sickness in her house, or of the.

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Speaker 10: Blanket wrapped man lying on a bunk in the corner

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of the.

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Speaker 2: Room with his bare feet including toward me. The door

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was thick. I pushed it in ward as far as

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it had done, stepped cuickly pa gun off fromnt of

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that blanket and drop it, Baskom, the gun, Bascom, drop it,

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or I'll break your other arms. Drop it. You would

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be stubborn, Bassom. Now you really got something to be

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sick about.

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Speaker 6: Something I'm bleeding to death.

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Speaker 2: You won't get off that easy. We're saving you for

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the electric chair. You got something I can use for

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bandages in your This will do fine. He was holding

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a gun on you and the boy making you do

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what he said. How could you know your real husband's

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a sheep man, isn't he?

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Speaker 6: He's working your problem?

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Speaker 2: Well, look at these bare feet sticking out here. You

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ever see an honest to goodness sheep man with his

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toes all crowded together from wearing cowboy boots that it

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puts water on the heat. I'll need it to patch

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him up enough to take him in.

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Speaker 3: John Bascombe was tried in live Ol County and found

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guilty of the murder of two men on the second

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day of December nineteen forty seven at Huntsville Prison.

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Speaker 2: His sentence was carried out death in the electric chair.

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And now here again is the star of our show.

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Joel McCrae. One of the pleasures afforded us here in

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this show is the large number of letters we received

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asking for special information about the Texas Rangers. This week

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we received one an especially interesting letter which the writer

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said she had heard of an official ranger's prayer and

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inquired if such a prayer actually existed. It does. The

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prayer was written by Captain Pierre Bernard Hill, chaplain of

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the Texas Rangers, and I should like you to hear it.

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Oh God, whose end is justice, whose strength is all

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our stay, be near and bless my mission as I

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go forth today. Let wisdom guide my actions, Let courage

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fill my heart, and help me Lord in every hour

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to do a ranger's part. Protect when danger threatens, Sustain

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when trails are rough, Help me to keep my standard high,

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and smile at each rebuff. When night comes down upon me.

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I pray thee Lord be nigh, whether on lonely scout

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or camped under Texas sky, Keep me O God in life,

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and when my days shall end, for give my sins

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and take me in for jesus sake.

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Speaker 10: Amen. Good night, folks, Good night.

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Speaker 13: Next week Joel McCrae and another authentic reenactment of a

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case from the files of the Texas Rangers. Joel McCrae

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will soon be seen in the Universal International Technicolor production Frenchie.

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Speaker 2: Tonight's past included Tony Barrett.

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Speaker 13: Herb Butterfields, Barney Phillips, Bill Johnstone, Herb Ellis, and Lillian Bia.

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Speaker 2: This or He was transcribed and adapted by Tom W. Blackburn,

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and the program was.

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Speaker 1: Produced and directed by Stacy Keach.

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Speaker 2: This is Hal Gibney speaking.

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Speaker 14: Three Chimes Mean Good Times on NBC Tonight, Theater Guild

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on the Air presents Judy Garland in the prize winning

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novel Alice Adams, co starring Thomas Mitchell. Another Sunday Evening

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favorite is The sixty four Dollars Question, starring Jack Parr. Tomorrow,

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on the Station of the Chimes, you'll hear Gordon McRae

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as you're singing Master of Ceremonies on one of his

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wonderful musical journeys.

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Speaker 2: Aboard the show Train.

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Speaker 14: The Chimes are your invitation to the best in radio entertainment.

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Be sure to hear Judy Garland next in Theater Guild

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on NBC