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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Adventurers of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho.

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This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're

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going to bring you this week's episode of Counterspot. But

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Patreon dot Great Detectives dot net. But now, from November two,

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nineteen forty two, here is the case of the Gasoline Barge.

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Speaker 2: Washington, Washington, counters by Washington, Calling counters By.

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Speaker 3: Washington, Calling Encounterspy.

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Speaker 4: Hoy Co.

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Speaker 5: Cate, counter Work, Cate, Counterpy. A dramatization pact with clos

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and adventures, exciting story the cover fighting against Enemy five

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within our borders, Lord all over the state suently tonight,

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an invisible army of men and women highly trained to

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protector from professional enemies fired within our borders. Imagine Chief

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counted five of them all, as David Hardy imagine the

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storming tonight.

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Speaker 3: That's what dates.

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Speaker 5: We can't say the World War. Giving out of weather

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conditions is now prohibited. There's a bad storm tonight.

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Speaker 3: We can tell you it's in the Southern States.

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Speaker 6: It's especially bad in the dark, swampy.

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Speaker 5: Section where a little shack is got on close out

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over a shallow beach on the ocean. It's windy too.

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Inspired the shock and then I seated at the table.

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But greasily doesn't cod playing Genna.

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Speaker 6: Hey, but close the door. Well, how can I think

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with the town and a way and a win.

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Speaker 4: Okay, I do to story yourself.

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Speaker 5: Okay, but your drawnie is taking the queen hats and

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taking a quainted hats a saving queen man.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but he gotta tell you want it? Oh who

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that is?

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Speaker 7: But that's kind of backing up.

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Speaker 8: I mean, I want to shut that door. You want

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to throw us out of here?

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Speaker 7: Well, what do you want this.

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Speaker 5: Mister don And I'd like to get my page. I'm

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getting too, and I want to give my resignation.

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Speaker 6: What's a matter of time? I was paying you enough?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you see him enough. But but I's a man

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who's got fourteen.

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Speaker 3: Children and two gentlemens in mind. I think I was

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gonna retire, And yeah, been your tweets. We just got

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your broken Yeah, I said, the out there trying to quit.

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Speaker 5: Well, I don't act so many secrets.

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Speaker 6: Everybody got secret.

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Speaker 3: Things is awful funny. I's a man with fourteen children.

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Speaker 5: Ever since I've been mad, I've been going to church

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once a month. I don't act the funny thing that's

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going on here because I just want them up there

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lay in the year time before you started waking for us,

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there were two other men waking here.

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Speaker 3: They wanted to quit. That was the last time it

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was ever height of me. Yes, I knows about that too.

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It doesn't work here, and to go away and nobody

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knaves him. And I want to quit, but we don't

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want you to quit.

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Speaker 6: You're not gone at christ.

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Speaker 3: I sorry, sir, but my mind's made up.

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Speaker 6: That stopped for it when.

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Speaker 3: It was only I come straight here. You listen out

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there in mortars and a lot of alligators and lessing

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twenty feet from you. The shots to me, you don't

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want to quit, do you? I does, as a man

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with fourteen children. When I makes up, my mind is

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made up if you had fourteen children. You know that

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when you make up your mind and say something, they

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ain't knowing me. Now you listen for the last time.

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Speaker 6: If you don't want to be shot, make you change

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your mind. Understand.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just stand or leaving. I was leaving. I

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was telling you, as a man with fourteen children.

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Speaker 6: What looks like we got to find a new handyman.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but come on, let's day and now we'll get

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en up. With that wind blowing in that store. I

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don't have any corporate laying around here. Run the sleek okay, yeah,

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I got.

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Speaker 8: It right into the edge.

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Speaker 3: The tide going out, you'll be out of deep water.

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And now, yeah, come on, let's get back to our

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card game.

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Speaker 9: You know it's just gonna go, Jim, that's gonna happen. Yeah, yeah,

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oh hundred sixty two thousand, ninety one.

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Speaker 7: Thank you, A Paul got over here. We go on.

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I want to try it all.

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Speaker 5: You want to be placed in the stab car D investigation.

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All SLOY is working on offers that just expired.

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Speaker 8: Your reports immediately.

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Speaker 10: Aging Robert Wallas. Robert Wallas wanted by Chief Harting at

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once report to parts by Executive Office Corbintwallas wanted by

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Chief Hotting immediately all those compiling freight schedules are to

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use Blue Park.

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Speaker 9: All hold the filing prase schedules used blue Park.

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Speaker 5: You can't amame a time, yes, but as a statistical

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department turned of anything Bret important.

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Speaker 11: Yes, they have just as you thought, gas rationing coupons

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to show a forgery of nearly a million gallons.

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Speaker 3: I was afraid of that.

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Speaker 5: Roman Howard Majourney when seem the Baxter immediately send for

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him in the meanwhile, I wish you commit and give

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me a report. Yes, this is going to be a

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tough enough to crack at to haunting half a million

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four gasoline coupons. Bud counterfeiting or offering gasoline coupons just

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as bad now as counterfeiting money.

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Speaker 3: That's worse. I have a hunt of This is even

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more serious than it appears on the surface.

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Speaker 5: How do you mean I'm afraid that this gas is

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being obtained by counterfeit coupons to be used to lead

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you animy submarines.

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Speaker 8: Do you think it goes that deep?

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Speaker 5: Hard and turning those one hundred counterfeit gasoline coupons I

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gave you to analyze well, all our coupons planted on

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the same type of paper. Yes, with you're hiding they

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were printed on Wilson's paper made with coopermonium hydroxide instead

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of the zook kloride.

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Speaker 3: I'm seeing how many concerns manufacture that certain type of paper.

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The counterfeits of your sports or two in the South,

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one of the North, and the actual paper company out.

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Speaker 5: With check every one of these companies with the hard

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I want the names and addresses of all shipments of

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any size made during the past.

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Speaker 3: Year of that type of paper. Yes, mister Maxter's waiting

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outside ha him committ him. Yes, it was very serious. Yes,

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but it does.

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Speaker 7: Mister Haney.

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Speaker 8: I took the liberty of bringing this sixty along with me.

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Speaker 5: God you, mister, what do you mean, mister handing a

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CONVID coupons they gave you to analyze?

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Speaker 3: Were they all printed on the same counterfeiting plate.

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Speaker 6: They were into harding.

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Speaker 3: Can you tell me about the kind of plate the

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conifeitor used. Well, the printing was probably done on a

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vertical press paper hunting.

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Speaker 12: I took the liberty of passing the competented gasoline coupons

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on the mister pix people in Canaalosy.

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Speaker 8: He has some very interesting reports.

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Speaker 3: What is your ink analysis of these count offit gasoline coupons, will.

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Speaker 12: Mister Hani and now it's this shows the increased compounds

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of hydotolic solutions of gallery Cantannic iron salts with the

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usual sugar and gun Maravic persons applying a reagent of

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three percent of selic acid neither counterfeit. His ink disappears

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well negos to any ink of the genuine couponds with

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unated How many concerns manufacture a certain type of ink?

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Three one of the very small ones themselves almost entirely

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in northern New England.

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Speaker 5: Topically cover all of the ink manufacturers who use this

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compound the hydrochloric pollution of Gallican panic iron salt in

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the ranks and take all their shipments over the past

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nine months. Give me the address of every shipment that

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they've made. Yes, party thinking, get me commander Army Base Airfields.

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But fact to see Kate and meet me at eleven

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to night at the base airfields. Yes, goals for a

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warm climate or coals at.

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Speaker 3: The party, hot.

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Speaker 7: Wells Jahanti.

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Speaker 3: Now that the rush is over, someone, where.

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Speaker 5: Are we flying to the border Everglades, we the land

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of Miami and proceeds south like a What did you

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find out for those statistical reports? A lot of patistical

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department is reported, but that a number of shipments of

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gasoline have been made by six different companies to a

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certain gasoline launch supply station along the main road in

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the Everglade. We also found out at a certain ship

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of the Willison's paper was also be into this gasoline station.

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You probably recall the Fort's coupons were printed.

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Speaker 3: On Willisdon paper.

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Speaker 5: Yes, and also eight similar to that used on the

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counter offitted coupons was also tipped.

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Speaker 3: To this gasoline station.

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Speaker 5: Hey, that's hot.

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Speaker 3: Exactly what kind of a filling station is it? The

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JAHRTI are you familiar with the Everglades?

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Speaker 6: Wet Oh, No, I'm not.

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Speaker 3: There was one main road which has been built up

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a artificial ground and piling one for nearly one.

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Speaker 5: Hundred and twenty miles acrowse of peninsula goes over about

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forty different little islands.

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Speaker 3: On a few of these are gasoline stations. This gasoline

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station in question is just about one hundred feet.

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Speaker 5: Off the main road services automobiles and also fishing boats, Yes,

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but how can.

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Speaker 3: A service in the enemy submarine? People are driving over

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that world constantly.

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Speaker 6: Mu's see some neighbors down there.

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Speaker 3: That's the catch. That's what you and I've got to

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find out. But there anything wrong is going on down there.

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A mighty clever device is being used.

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Speaker 6: What's your plans?

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Speaker 5: Well, in the morning, the land of Miami, we'll get

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an oil fuck fill it full of gasoline and find

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out when the delivery is supposed to be made in

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this gasoline station. Then you and I will make the delivery.

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Speaker 3: Now back to David Harding. I'm the counters guy.

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Speaker 11: I've written in things more comfortable than this gasoline costs

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good for In addition, but that light ahead eye think

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that's where we go off.

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Speaker 5: You know, it's strange if they insisted we delivered the

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gasoline knife as in the whole sentence, amising or getting

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just got to wait to see what they've wanted.

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Speaker 3: Here where we kind of like lot of a primitive

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looking claim that you can see others so.

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Speaker 5: Good, I take it easy and comes a man out

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of that shack.

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Speaker 3: You're from the NATO oil. Finally in Miami, a trust

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buddy drive out on the little dock. They get flocks

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and yours that's been out there. Fight go ahead, Okay,

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we go through. It will be off here and we'll

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not George.

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Speaker 8: You make quick time?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, wept he always Miami. Sure it's the dog god. Yeah,

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I use my fall right. What do we put this guy?

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You got a tank under the dock?

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Speaker 6: That that I find the elected.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I need to ring now we're gonna show a

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cat at your hands.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, man, that all one up, one of a hole.

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Speaker 3: Okay, let the guys come fall if you are oh

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into the thing to tell you I want to do list. Sure,

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not supposed to touch it while I'm on duty, but.

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Speaker 5: I guess the little one wouldn't hid man in the

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bottle have become thanks like I only carried two bottles,

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one per foe.

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Speaker 3: One for myself. I'll make a little net out of mine.

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Speaker 5: A day.

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Speaker 3: Up is the you guys, no boy one month fool

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I am. What you do will drop your bottom and more.

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Speaker 5: It's like a hit on the top of the iron

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standing and bucket. Yare and have to have a the

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finer tell the bottle and yeah, I do understand the

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living down here. Nobody for five mins on.

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Speaker 3: Either side of you. Yeah, one pad alligated. Got one

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of the navy.

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Speaker 5: Harding calling JA farm Beach, Florida. You get contact hardly

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calling j a Palm Beach. Not if on counters fires

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on Florida East and West Coast to investigate all ocean

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going tugs check the last five or six feet.

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Speaker 3: Of their rope harbors.

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Speaker 7: I broke a bottle of.

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Speaker 5: Nitric acid on I am sanch in which boardmarks of

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a rope harbor having been tied to it.

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Speaker 3: This acid will burn hemp fibers of harbor. Not if

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I immediately if any tug having harbor burned that.

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Speaker 5: In heaporting a hooding. Miami counters by the headquarters. I

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vote Jana.

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Speaker 8: Louise out of gate City and there showing.

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Speaker 5: ASID contact me immediately listens that tug leaves and returns

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to a home birth. Want exact times of leaving in returns.

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Speaker 4: Jay counters by reporting a hoodie bout ten.

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Speaker 8: Louise left birth seven.

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Speaker 6: Thirty five last night, returned five thirty five this morning.

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Speaker 8: Average speight went up.

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Speaker 4: Toy is fourteen miles at all.

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Speaker 5: All right, Bob, this is the information we've been waiting for. Now,

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let's look at this chart of the west coast of Florida.

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To a little figuring, the end of Louis's homeport is

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twenty three miles from this gasoleene station in question. She

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cruises at fourteen miles an hour. That'd take her one

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hour and forty five minutes to get from her home

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to the gasoleen station. Correct, one hour and forty five

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minutes for a return from the Gatholeen station back to

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her home bir the entire time being three hours and

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a half.

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Speaker 3: But she was going ten hours. That leaves six and

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a half hours of her time to be accounted.

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Speaker 5: For it right, six and one and a half hours. Now,

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Suppose she hook onto a ten thousand gallum barge at

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the gasoleene station in question and tote it up the

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sea to meet a submarine to take two hours download

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the ten thousand gallums. After she met this up, which

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leads two and a half hours for it tow the

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loaded barge out and.

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Speaker 8: The emptyople arched back.

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Speaker 6: Right now.

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Speaker 3: I checked with the Navy.

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Speaker 5: In a tug which makes fourteen miles an hour by itself,

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it slowed to twelve miles an hour when she's towing

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an empty bar. When she's throwing a loaded bar to

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ten thousand gallons, she'd be slow to eight miles an hour.

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Her average is therefore be ten miles an hour two

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and one half hour phillicot of four. That means in

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two and one half hours the sub could cover twenty

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five miles, So she'd be meeting a sub twelve and

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one half miles off of southern Florida coat. That's beautiful deduction,

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mister Harding, good reasoning, But where does it get its

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What makes you think she did pick up a ten thousand.

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Speaker 6: Gallons BArch at the gasoline fish in questioned.

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Speaker 3: Where was the BArch? But I haven't been entirely honest

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with you. I kind of suspected it, did you know what?

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Speaker 5: Button the night when I put the nozzle of the

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gasoleene hose into that pipe, the pipe was just flushed

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with the ducks.

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Speaker 6: Oh, I didn't.

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Speaker 5: Well, it took us forty five minutes to put the

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gas in. When I took the nozzle out of the pipe,

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the pipe was four inches lower than the.

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Speaker 3: Level of the dock.

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Speaker 6: Oh.

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Speaker 5: Then the tank under the dock with a floating tank

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that was up and down with the time The dock

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was really a disguised oil barge with just the shell

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of a dock over the camouflage exactly and before morning

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that brings the empty barge back and it's shoved under

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the dock again.

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Speaker 3: What's our next move?

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Speaker 5: Tap up a signal through the commers by headquarters Washington,

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have the contact relay to our field testing lavatory and

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get me tex Walker texas an extport chemist on gasoline

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and all fuel oil. The next time a submarine refueled

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with that gasoline, they're going to have a surprise coming

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to them.

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Speaker 3: Let us a shop off motor sports.

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Speaker 7: Speed ahead, I said, first straight ahead?

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Speaker 3: Why sorry?

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Speaker 8: The motor so you're having formed of the motives or

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Cometa has stopped entirely.

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Speaker 7: You started taking it apart.

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Speaker 5: The hole inside the spear unders if they were acid

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in the gatine that cannot beat.

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Speaker 7: How long will it take the repair wait sor it's

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beyond repair? And the other more is giving his troubles

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thousand tears, don't.

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Speaker 6: What to do?

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Speaker 7: Who turn not a light?

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Speaker 12: Switch out the life You're food Sophia having the same tublet,

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but a gatherine generators switch the car to the battery.

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Speaker 8: You must repair them we'll get the mercy of the Americans.

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Speaker 3: Are you sure it's troubled in the gasoline?

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Speaker 6: Yes.

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Speaker 12: The Carbaret and Phillis and the Gatherine lines have always

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been eaten away by.

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Speaker 13: Atis to Maluda, or if I hear him at once

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telling me a rule we've been sabotaged. Or if I

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have hitch one in New York it's his ball of

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whom lows of doom cup, he will shut.

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Speaker 5: Gouded my headquarters, Washington. The emergency message has totercepted from

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disabled German submarine off Florida coast to hair Himler Berlin

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submarine also trying to contact get stop Awagan in this country,

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but Canada is yet locate contact points that means a

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get stop Awagan will be sent to the Everglades to

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investigate trouble. Notified port the police to proceed on Observation

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Plan three B.

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Speaker 8: Nate Police.

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Speaker 5: According to David Harding, according to issue with Countess pri orders,

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black limousine speeding down Everglades Trail at seventy miles an hour,

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drivers alone in car, out of state car license number.

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Speaker 4: New York one four three one nine.

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Speaker 8: So we stop this car at next flee to the section.

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Speaker 5: So let us Proceeddington, you contact mix the state. Guess

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I'm in the New York License Bureau as you requested.

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Your call is being relayed directly to me.

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Speaker 3: Is hearting. I'm still in Miami. Take for me immediately

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New York License one four C three one nine.

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Speaker 8: Yes, I have the flouds just a minute, uh with

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our teach one two East Riverside Drive.

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Speaker 3: That name is very familiar.

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Speaker 8: I'm having our suspects filing clerk listening to our conversation.

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Speaker 5: He's probably even our checking on teachment and.

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Speaker 8: You should hear from him within the next two minutes.

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Speaker 3: Excellent, back, I's using your head wait right here for

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his report.

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Speaker 6: That's like filing clerk.

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Speaker 5: If you're listening on that wavelength. Come in as soon

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as possible. Times an important element harding Miami commass by headquarters.

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Speaker 7: Come in.

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Speaker 5: Herbert Hart Teachman, wealthy broker German Born has moved last

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sixty years in Berlin. Returned to state August.

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Speaker 8: Twenty fourth, nineteen forty.

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Speaker 5: Matchelor swarn him gets topo at Hombourg nineteen thirty seven.

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Extra banks going off. Okay, but now we know what

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we're up again. It's a big boss himself. He's going

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his way to take his operators of that gasoline station.

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We've got to fly down there quick. Bugget miserable pigs

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sitting there playing cards.

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Speaker 6: Shut the point.

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Speaker 7: We were just playing a little generally shut house. But

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I don't the most speakable of it. What's the matter

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with done of the poor.

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Speaker 6: Paris We who have you been letting put acids?

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Speaker 5: The gatholines who have been taking out of the samboline.

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Speaker 6: Uber eight nothing board.

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Speaker 5: I told you that one of you must always stay

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awake to God, that doc that you must guard it

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with your life. But somebody has been putting accident that Cathleen,

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the last three submarines you refuel, that motors has spoiled

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the helpless, You ruined them. I have an already here

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from Heima himself. My own life isn't worth two cents.

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I have failed because of you stupid picks. Now you

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are going to pay for your chilly products.

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Speaker 7: Book.

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Speaker 6: Don't shoot You'll know how they just stopped.

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Speaker 7: Oh Sam, I don't call me.

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Speaker 6: He was Tony.

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Speaker 3: He was supposed to look at the things.

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Speaker 7: Here was my boss. I just don't want hit for red.

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Stop that fighting.

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Speaker 5: She's a good look at Tony.

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Speaker 7: He's dead.

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Speaker 14: Take a good look at a cops, because that is

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what you are going to feed you right now. I pa,

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I don't know that I have ever done anything.

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Speaker 6: It is given me more pleasure.

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Speaker 3: Don't you get both?

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Speaker 5: Please pell saw its food for alligators to shocks.

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Speaker 6: Won't they are going to get you.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't.

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Speaker 5: And I wouldn't reach for that gun on the table.

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Tachment for you hiding see the United States counter Prize.

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If you make one move, you won't have to worry

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about the get STOPO getting you.

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Speaker 3: You'll be just as dead as all two countrymen of yours.

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You get killed.

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Speaker 6: Don't shoot, I won't move.

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Speaker 3: But the hands up in the air treatment a little higher.

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That's as high as you can get them. So you

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are the one who was putting access to catheline. I

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was just one teachment, one of five thousand counter prize

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taking every move you're get stoppo, mate.

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Speaker 6: Don't shoot.

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Speaker 3: I do exactly what you say.

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Speaker 7: You just want me to move so you can kill

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me right now.

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Speaker 14: But I am not going to get through the chance.

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Speaker 3: I do exactly what you.

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Speaker 5: All right. Tachment starts for the door, but be careful

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that you're two countrymen. Don't trip you again.

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Speaker 3: Next week David Harding and concert fires back again at

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the same time. I'm hond us her brands. Heis a date.

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Let's meet the case of the murdered commers, brother versus

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brother death in the laboratory that the King delights. Look

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through the strain makeup the speaker of the parted hair.

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Next week, looking counterfire.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back a solid case. Once again.

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Speaker 1: David Harding makes sound deductions out a situation such as

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this not being a domestic counterfeiting operation, and then leverages

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his own intellect plus the pure size of his operation,

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in order to bridge victorious. I think everything is very

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well reasoned out here. Now there are a few points

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you could nitpick, or you might wonder about. What I

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was curious about was the whole bit at the beginning

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about giving out weather conditions being prohibited. It kind of

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is a bit of an overstatement, but it was restricted.

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The Office of Censorship wrote, a few drops of brain

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at Alpasso, high winds in Kansas City and a snowfall

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in Detroit will indicate to enemy ships which part of

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the coast will have rough weather or fog A day

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or two later, and this information comes from April White's

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really solid article in Popular Science. On September nineteenth of

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last year, even Eleanor Roosevelt, the First Lady, got a

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letter from the Office of Censorship rebuking her for complaining

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about the weather in her column. Now, this created some

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real problems. There were some crops that were destroyed because

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of a lack of access to information, and there were

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some areas that were found unprepared for major storm, including

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a tornado in Tennessee and a hurricane in the Gulf

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region of the South. The censorship rules were rightly relaxed

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in a non teen forty three in the fall of

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nineteen forty three, because even though the war wasn't over,

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the essential conclusion was that the benefits of these restrictions

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were far outweighed by all of the people who and

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industries that were put in a disadvantage by the lack

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of weather reporting. And I think by nineteen forty three

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it was pretty clear that the Axis weren't ready anytime

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in the near future to open another front on the

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continental United States. So some of these restrictions which were

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in place in countries in Europe, did not make a

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whole lot of sense in the United States. Now, in

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the context of the episode, it establishes the DA tone,

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But if you think about it a little, there's a

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bit of silicon seat to it, because the idea is

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that the announcer cannot say where exactly this is happening

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because it might be overheard by an Axis spy.

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Speaker 15: But as I was listening to it, I said, this

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sounds a lot like Florida.

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Speaker 1: If you're going to avoid saying where this is to

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in theory, protect the information from the Axis, it seems

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like you shouldn't make it so obvious it's Florida. And

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then David Harding goes ahead and says specifically that is Florida.

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So can the Nazis spies only hear the announcer nothing else.

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I'm a little bit unclear on the logic of this.

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It's an interesting aspect of World War two history, and

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it always seems like I'm learning something I didn't know

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about that era before. It's just kind of an odd

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way to takes it as in the context of a

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fictional radio show. Also, the sub would not likely be

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sending requests for assistance to Himmler. Himler had a very

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large portfolio in the Nazi government, but kind of handling

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these submarine operations wasn't.

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Speaker 15: Really part of it.

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Speaker 1: But what Himmler was already in nineteen forty two was

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a malevolent figure who had perpetrated monstrous evil on the

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human race. Already he was central to the establishment of

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the Secret Police and the construction of the first concentration camps.

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He was also one of the principal architects responsible for

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the Holocaust. Although in nineteen forty two the full scale

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of his evil was not known by the American public,

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they already knew enough to know that you could signal

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ruthless evil by having the bad guys of your peace

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report to Himmler. All right, well, now it's time to

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thank our Patreon supporter of the day, and I want

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to thank George, Patreon supporter since October twenty fifteen, currently

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supporting the podcast at the first mate level of seven

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dollars and fourteen cents or more per month. Thanks so

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much for.

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Speaker 15: Your support, George, and that will do it for today.

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