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Speaker 1: Welcome to the great Detectives 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 get into this week's episode of Yours Truly

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Johnny Dollar. But first I do want to encourage you,

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But now, from April twentieth, nineteen fifty eight, here is

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the Wayward Trout matter.

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Speaker 2: From Hollywood.

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Speaker 3: It's time now for Johnny Dollar, Pat mccrack and Johnny

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Universal Adjustment Bureau. Oh hi, Brad, Johnny, You've handled a

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lot of difficult cases for the company as we represent.

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Speaker 2: You done a magnificent job, save some of them a

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lot of money, sometimes nip things in the buddy before

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they've happened. There have been times when you've given up

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personal plans to take them on at a moment's notice

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and without question.

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Speaker 3: Listen that boys, you're beating around is getting pretty big?

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Speaker 2: All right, did I'll get to the point, Johnny, why

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don't you take yourself on holiday at company expense?

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Speaker 3: Wh like Mohavey Resort, maybe where I understand you love

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to fish at company expense. Huh okay, Prad, I'll grab

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the first plane, good boy. But brother, just wait. Do

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you see the expense account I pilot for you, Johnny?

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Because if I ever smelled a believe me, it's now

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Bob Bailey in the Exciting Adventures of the Man with

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the Action Packed Expense Account America's fabulous free lance insurance

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investigator as true Johnny Dollar expense account submitted by a

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special investigator Johnny Dollar, the Universal Adjustment Bureau Home Office, Hertford, Connecticut,

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following his an account of expenses incurred during my investigation

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of the Wayward Trout matter expense account. I am one

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one hundred and seventy four to fifty plain Fair Hertford

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to Los Angeles and Los Angeles to Las Vegas, item

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two fifty bucks to posit On a car, I headed

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south on Route ninety five of Mohave Desert, thousands of

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square miles of sand, sun bleached gravel, and rock of cactus,

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sage and jeshua trees, high flat maces, towering crags, countless

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trails leading off from the highway, long abandoned roads leading

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up into the harsh bleak Mountains, with their promise of

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infinite wealth to the prospectors who scratched away in the

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hungry search for silver and gold. And who knows, perhaps

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some of these were trails of the pioneers who beat

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a tortuous path westward to the great Pacific, who with

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their oxen and heavy wagons, were lucky if they made

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six miles a day. Yet here I was cruising along

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on an easy sixty miles an hour, and above me

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a jet plain lazily tearing off six hundred miles an hour. Yeah,

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it made me think about the men who lived in

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struggle here, the men who died of hunger and thirst,

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following the same path I was taking, never knowing that

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only a few miles away, beyond the mountains was the

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might Colorado water, food and life for those lucky enough

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to find it. But let's to get the more practical

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things like Davis Dam and huge Lake Mohabbi on the

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east bank at the lower end Lake Mahabi Resort with

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its clean modern cabins, boat house, doc and harbor everything

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for a fisherman.

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Speaker 2: It was after nine pm when I pulled in. My

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old friend Buster Favor was waiting for me. Bye, golly, Johnny, I'm.

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Speaker 3: Glad this Yeah, same here, busy Hi, before you start

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on why I am here? How's the fishing?

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Speaker 2: Remember Ham Pratt general manager doo? How is he went

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out three days in a row, got three limits five six.

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Speaker 3: Seven pounders and I have to come here on business.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but as soon as you cleared up, you and

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I are going to do some fishing.

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Speaker 3: Believe may be better. And now what's the problem.

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Speaker 2: Oh ahead, let me let me take your bags. You're

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in number eight, okay, I'll put you right next to

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mister Hatch Hatch, old time confidence man, Johnny and just

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playing big time thief.

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Speaker 3: Oh, Gordon Hatch, that's the one you used to operate

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up in San Francisco. Over in Reno. Dried Las veg

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bugs too, but they ran him out. Sure, sure he

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served things like that, but they can never nail him

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for anything. Big. That's right, shut down, Yeah, what's he

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Speaker 2: Ordinarily we'd give a man like that some excuse about

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being full of something like that. I should think so,

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but ha him and I decided if we let him

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stay and with somebody like you here, well maybe we

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could do a kind of public service.

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Speaker 3: Keep talking, Buster.

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Speaker 2: Well, Tuesday morning I got a call from some wealthy

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folks from Los Angeles. They wanted the accommodations from themselves

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and their wives beginning tonight. They're doing now. So Tuesday afternoon,

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this Gordon Hatch came Barreling, and my wife Marilyn, not

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knowing who he was, put him in number seven. What

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are you getting at, Buster, Well, those folks from LA

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have been here before. Johnny and the women always come

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with enough firs and jewelry fishing resort. Well, you see

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every night they drive up to Vegas to gamble and

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take in the fancy night spot.

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Speaker 3: Ah, what makes you think Hatch would come here just

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because of them?

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Speaker 2: One of them is a lawyer that got him sent

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up for embezzlement once, and Hatch always swore that someday

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he'd get even Oh well, now, I don't think he'd

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try any rough stuff or anything like that. He is

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the type. Well that's why I called Hartford.

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Speaker 3: Well, what's the insurance.

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Speaker 2: Hang on, there isn't any unless a lot of heavily

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insured jewelry suddenly disappears from around here. And your man

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in Hartford was willing to play along with that. Yeah,

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I see, well so do I.

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Speaker 3: I see we have another guestbuster, How do you do?

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My name is Gordon Hatch.

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Speaker 2: Mister Hatch, this is Johnny Dollar. He's come for a

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few days fishing, the same as you.

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Speaker 4: Excellent, We must go out together, mister Dollar. I found

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a couple of wonderful spots.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand you had pretty good luck.

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Speaker 4: Sir cod didn't hamp Pratt tell you about the big

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one I got over in their sculpture rock nearly ten pounds.

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Speaker 3: I'm keeping him in a.

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Speaker 4: Live box so I can take him back to Los

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Angeles and have him stuffed.

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Speaker 3: Live box, Yes.

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Speaker 2: A big sort of box made a heavy screen. Johnny.

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You leave it in the water. It'll keep the fish

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alive for a day.

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Speaker 3: Why aren't you afraid somebody will walk off with them?

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Speaker 4: All the nice people who come to this nice place,

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of course not. And there's a fisherman. I'm sure you

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know that even the worst crook in the world wouldn't

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touch another man's catch.

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Speaker 3: Uh yeah, look, excuse me.

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Speaker 2: I hears some cars coming down the road. Must be

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the folks I'm expect, of course, bus I'll see you later, Ryan.

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Speaker 3: Any plans for the evening, mister Dollar, Oh not particularly,

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I'm a little tired. And then come along into my

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cabin next door. I have some excellent scotch and plenty

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of soda. Well, I've had a pretty long day.

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Speaker 2: A book.

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Speaker 4: We can relax and regale each other with tall tales

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about the big fish we've caught here and there.

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Speaker 3: After all, there isn't anything else to do out here

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of an evening. I kind of thought i'd wander down

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to the dock and see if ham Pratt is about.

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Speaker 4: I'll save that for tomorrow. Now come along, mister Dollar.

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I won't take no for an answer.

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Speaker 3: Actually, I was glad for the invitation. I wanted to

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know more about this man. Sound him out if possible

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reason for being here, because it turned always been a

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very pleasant evening talking entirely about fishing. Only once, in

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answer to a pretty direct question that he speak about

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what I wanted him to.

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Speaker 4: That is all water over the dam, mister dollon. If

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it's possible to make amends for some of the shall

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we say, questionable things I may have done in the past.

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So I can only assure you that I'm sincerely trying

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to make such amends.

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Speaker 3: Please, please don't embarrass me this way again.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Sorry. Now tomorrow we'll go fishing.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'll not only take you to one of the

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hottest spots on the lake, but I'll show you the.

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Speaker 3: Beauties I have in the live box. You'll turn green

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with n fish. I cap. Well, it's been a pretty

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long day and I really should hit the sack, and

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so should I.

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Speaker 4: So here we go, bottoms up, and may tomorrow bring

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us each a limit.

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Speaker 3: Then I will drink you.

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Speaker 4: There we are, and I'll see you at the crack

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of dawn.

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Speaker 2: Sleep well, right, right wrong.

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Speaker 3: I'm sure I was tired. It had been a long day,

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but not long enough to make me drop off to sleep.

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Almost before I could get out of my clothes. That

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nightcap had had a lot more than scotching it. Yeah,

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I'd fallen for one of the oldest tricks in the world,

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and until I woke up, anything could happen, act too,

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if yours truly Johnny Dollar in a moment.

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Speaker 4: In the Democracy in which we live. The concept of

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the medal of honor is something which goes beyond the

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medal itself, something which goes beyond the deeds of valor.

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The concept is not a material thing. It is an idea,

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an ideal which springs from the deepest roots of all

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that is best in humanity. It stands for the democratic

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tradition of freedom, of liberty, of the code of conduct

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in which the citizens of the United States of America believed.

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These ideals do not belong to any one race, creed,

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or religion of Americans, but to all private first class. A.

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Speaker 3: Dao S.

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Speaker 4: Munamore of the one hundred Infantry Battalion of the United

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States Army proved the validity of these ideals on April fifth,

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nineteen forty five. Pinned down by enemy fire from artillery

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and machine guns in the Hilly Cerreves, a section of

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the Apennine Mountains, p F. C. Munamori found himself in

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charge of his squad after the corporal had been killed

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during a lull in the shelling, the men advanced, but

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were forced to take cover from machine gun fire.

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Speaker 3: Grabbing some hand grenades, p F C.

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Speaker 4: Munamori rushed forward and demolished the enemy machine gun nest. Again,

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the men advanced, but another machine gun forced them to

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take cover. Munamori continued his assault with grenades and destroyed

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another machine gun. The enemy opened up with grenades. Munamori

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crawl back from more ammunition to a shell crater that

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shielded two of his men. As he reached the edge,

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an enemy grenade bounced off his helmet and into the crater.

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He immediately drove into the crater and smothered the deadly

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grenade blast. For saving two lives at the cost of

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his own, Private First Class Saddal Munamori was awarded the

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Medal of Honor devotion to his men and to his duty,

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exemplified the highest ideals of the Code of Conduct and

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now Act two of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar and the

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Wayward Trout matter.

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Speaker 3: Ha, Oh, it's bluster.

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Speaker 2: You're right in that, Johnny.

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Speaker 3: Ooh sure, sure, Samurai here? Holy what term is it anyway?

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Speaker 2: Almost nine o'clock? Oh look at those big red hats.

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Speaker 3: You weren't kidding. I feel as though I where's Gordon.

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Speaker 2: Hatchout fishing at the crack? Had done? I said, you'd

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promise to go with him, but he pounded on your

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door and finally gave up. Johnny, you look like you wester.

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Speaker 3: The folks you were expecting in from Los Angeles.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, they came right after I left you and mister

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Hatch last night, six of them. I figured you wanted

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to be alone with Hats to sort of feel a.

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Speaker 3: MoU Yeah I did. But is everything all right?

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Speaker 2: Yes, so far as I know. The part is, did

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you learn anything from mister Hatch last night?

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Speaker 3: Only that he claims to have turned over a new leaf?

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Is now the soul of integrity? Yeah? But I wonder

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you say he's not fishing. That's right where he went.

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Speaker 2: Well, one of his favorite holes when I told him

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about is in the big basin about ten miles up

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the lake.

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Speaker 3: What about the folks from LA They're still asleep.

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Speaker 2: In their cabins. Look, Johnny, Like I told you, Hatch,

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isn't the kind of trying to rough stuff even against

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mister Fellows, a lawyer who sent him up one time,

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and he's here with that party hen wanted organized it

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made the Now Listen, Johnny, I may be all wrong

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about fright of his threat to get even with Fellows.

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I mean, maybe he's gone straight he well, he certainly

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acts like a nice enough guy.

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Speaker 3: The only thing I could do was keep an eye

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on him. If he makes a play, I'll nab him.

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If he doesn't, well, my trip out here will have

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been wasted.

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Speaker 2: Wasted. I thought you and I were going to do

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some fishing.

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Speaker 3: Oh that's different. Oh, I better get some breakfast in me.

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Speaker 2: Sure, I'll tell Mary over at the cafe to have

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it ready for you.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Buster Sunny sided up with plenty of strong,

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dark black coffee. My head felt like it might split

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open any second, and I was more sure than ever

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that Hatch had poured me a mickey last night, yet

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he had expected me to go out on the lake

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with him this morning. It must have been nearly ten

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am by the time I showered, shaved, dressed, and joined

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Buster at the little cafe, already half a dozen early

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wanting hangers to come back to boast about their catches

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and the big ones I got away. Yeah, now do

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to tell us old Buster or that big one Boster.

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Speaker 1: He must have been.

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Speaker 3: Eight eight and a half pounds, Ye, shot was mister.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 3: The bridge I lost him was in the second coldest

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side of the damn But the big Square Rock and

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called this side of the damn. Did you say that's

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right right next to the Big Square Ride, jem, I

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know a great spot works ride after Yeah, I heard that.

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Speaker 2: Oh, how do you tell us ho about that Spotbuster?

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Speaker 3: Mister good? Say Henry, Henry, I want to tell you

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about a prince time.

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Speaker 2: Feeling any better? Johnny?

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Speaker 3: Yeah much. Now listen, if Gordon Hatch is up here

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after the money and jewelry of mister Fellows and his party,

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or for any reason, it's all connected with that, I

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think you and I had better hop into a boat.

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Speaker 2: Oh yes, miss Fellows, he good morning.

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Speaker 5: He's come outside quickly on Johnny right.

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Speaker 2: Miss Fellows, this is Johnny Dollar, friend of mine, especially investigator.

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Speaker 5: Oh thank goodness you're here, mister boy buster.

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Speaker 3: We've been robbed when missus Fellows sometime.

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Speaker 5: During the night. All our jewelry, Missus Hockins, and missus

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Peterson's mine. Why it must be hundreds of thousands of

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dollars worth my diamond Bruchel Lowell. Yes, Ralph, Oh, this

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is mister Dollar and he's some kind of an investigator.

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Speaker 2: Good have heard of you Dollar?

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Speaker 5: I told him Ralph about the jewelry.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Well, whoever did it got our money too. Oh we

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brought along the gamble in Vegas. Must be over twenty thousand.

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Now he managed to sneak into our cabins.

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Speaker 5: And without waking us too.

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Speaker 3: Of course we were pretty tired. Well, good boring, mister Pratt.

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Oh what seems to be Jerremy glad to see you.

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Oh you Ham, I got some bad news for you. Yeah, Ham,

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it looks like he's done it. Oh, Gordon Hatch. Yeah,

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I got to make a thorough search of his cabin.

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Gordon Hatch. Oh no, I'm afraid so great, Scott so Ham.

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Look at his luggage, one of the mattresses, anywhere else

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you can think of it?

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Speaker 4: Right, mister Dollar, do you mean to say that Gordon

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Hatch is here at this pub?

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Speaker 3: Better? Look in his car too, Ham, under the car

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and the upholstery. Look here now, mister Dollar. Sorry, mister Fellows,

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I'll have to talk to you lady. Come on, Buster,

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you and I are going for a boat ride, Act

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three of yours, truly, Johnny Dollar. In a moment, Our

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flag now numbers fifty stars, and behind each star there

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stands yet another flag representing one of the fifty states.

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Pennsylvania's flag of dark blue carries a coat of arms

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depicting their agricultural and maritime pursues. Her state motto is

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inscribed beneath it as the home of the Liberty Bell

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and the Declaration of Independence. The motto is most befitting virtue,

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Liberty and Independence. Pennsylvania state flag, the flag of the

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second state to enter the Union, was adopted on June thirteenth,

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nineteen oh.

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Speaker 2: Seven, No.

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Speaker 3: Act Three of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and the Wayward

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Trout matter o Wlake Mohobby was calm as a mill

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pond must have made the spray wh as we had

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it almost due north up toward the big basin, but

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we didn't have to go that far. Musty, with the

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sharpest eyes I have ever known, spot of the ripples

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from the wake of a boat that had pulled into

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a deep winding coal on the Arizona.

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Speaker 2: Side aon Johnny looks to me like hate boat went

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in that goat.

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Speaker 3: You mean to say, you can tell what boat made

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that wake?

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Speaker 2: Playing of the footprints in the sand. When the lake

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is calm like this.

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Speaker 3: The first thing I want to do is inspect that

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boat of his.

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Speaker 2: Do you think he might have the jewelry and money

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on board.

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Speaker 3: Ah, he's too smart to have left him around the

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cabin or his car.

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Speaker 2: Look, that's his boat in there, all right, tied up,

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that low rocky ledge that sticks out.

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Speaker 3: What under the sun is he doing between his boat

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and that ledge.

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Speaker 2: It looks to me like you're trying to hide something

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there in the water. We'll soon find out.

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Speaker 4: Well, it looks like you've caught me in the ax.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, it kind of looks that way, doesn't it. Hatch,

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What were you so busy shoming down in the water

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between your boat and that ledge when we pulled out?

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Speaker 4: Well, I figured no one would find it here, mister Dollah. Yeah,

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but I decided to move the live box into this

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hidden cove when I first came out this morning.

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Speaker 3: The live box.

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Speaker 2: After all, it.

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Speaker 4: Was you who warned me someone might try to steal

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some of these beautiful fish I've caught, and I'm keeping

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alive in it.

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Speaker 3: But as long as you found me out from here.

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Speaker 4: Take a look at his boot jam, Yeah, look at them.

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Ever see such a nice mess of pass in your life?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? They're beauties.

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Speaker 4: And that croud on thee I got him way up

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the lake yesterday morning.

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Speaker 2: Must be ten pounds at the one you plan to

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have stuff, that's the one. Well you better have it

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done pretty soon. He looks dead to me.

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Speaker 4: Yes, it was this way when I came out this morning.

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So when I'm through fishing today, I'll head back to

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La with him to attack the dam.

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Speaker 3: Hatch. There's something I want to talk to you about.

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Speaker 4: I know, Dollar, but it's your own faults. I pounded

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on your door till I thought i'd wake the day.

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Oh no, no, that isn't However, since you're here now, well.

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Speaker 3: Why not keep off fishing? Date now, mister Hatch? When

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you gone it? Though, I don't have an extra rodden

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my boat?

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Speaker 2: Oh come on, Johnny, I'll give you one of my

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boat rotten real.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, sure, okay, fall I'll take you to

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fishing spots.

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Speaker 5: Even Butter doesn't know about it.

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Speaker 2: Not a sign of the jewels and stuff on his boat.

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Johnny even went through his tackle box. Well maybe he's

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hidden the stuff somewhere along the shore if he's the

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one who took it.

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Speaker 3: He looks and talks as a baby. So the only

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thing I can do is keep an eye on him

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and try to feel him out.

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Speaker 2: Oh boy, I'm a wasting here, Johnny. You try this

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rod on precise.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that looks good to me.

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Speaker 2: Here too long. A couple of these fast track mento hooks,

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if anything, they'll get you big bass, they sure will, Yeah, or.

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Speaker 3: Maybe a trout like the one that mister.

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Speaker 2: What's the matter, Jenny, Come, I must what what's the matter?

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Speaker 4: Well, it's about time. What were you forgiving about over there?

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Speaker 3: Say hatch, I want another look in the live box

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at that big trout.

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Speaker 2: I don't blame you a bit.

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Speaker 4: Step into the boat now, raise the.

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Speaker 3: Top so you can really see it. No, I think

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I'll pull a whole contraption up here on the ledge.

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Speaker 2: Better take the fish out of the water.

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Speaker 3: Why you said that trout was dead early this morning?

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Then why is he on the bottom of this thing?

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Why isn't he floating belly up here?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 3: I don't know, but I don't see what Wait, what

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are you doing? All those beautiful fish in there die

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like the trout. Oh, I just want a real close

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look at that tround just a minute. These live ones

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a hole still long.

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Speaker 2: Enough for me to fell out and put them back

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in the water.

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Speaker 3: Here we are, oh ten pounds. Why this fish weighs

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twenty pounds if he weighs an house, And no, wonder

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the way you've got him stuff full him. How about

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this a beautiful diamond brooch. I wonder you decided to

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get back to LA and not to stuff this trout

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but to unstuff him. And how about this bracelet? Emeralds,

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aren't they? And look at these nice new one hundred

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dollars bills A bit what perhaps you're holding more than

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money and jewels in your hand. Dollar, I put that

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thing away.

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Speaker 4: I'm talking about your life, and I won't hesitate to

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pull this trigger unless you trust.

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Speaker 3: That money and those jewels into this boat.

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Speaker 2: While I tossed this over acums hat put it on, Buster,

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I'll shoot you too.

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Speaker 3: Tust me the jewels, Dollar, trust them, and.

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Speaker 2: That's the the where you are.

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Speaker 3: How about the whole trout, mister?

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 3: Drop rash boy Johnny Johnny you really clovered him.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but oh Buster, if you hadn't thrown that or

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and if you hadn't hit him in the face with

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that wet fish, Johnny, you would have plugged it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Buster, I always did, like Tarty expens a count

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total in putting boat and bait for five days of

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really great fishing, cabin rental and meals, and tripped back

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to Hydrid eight hundred and fifteen dollars even yours truly,

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Johnny Dollar, Let's take.

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Speaker 4: A moment to talk about something very vital to every

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fighting man, to every man in the armed forces today.

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That vital thing is a spread of core, or, as

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we saved in English, team spirit. Between the few great

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wars in which the United States has been involved, our

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fighting men have had to settle small but deadly vicious

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rebellions around the world to protect our citizens and other interests.

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In those comparatively peaceful days. It took more than the

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waving of the flag and the sound of martial music

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to make boys grow into men in double quick time.

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It took that spread de cor about which you've heard

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so much. One instance when that team spirit came in

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mighty handy in fashioning a code of conduct that helped

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save men's lives took place on the morning of September

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twenty fourth, nineteen eleven, in the Philippine Islands. A shore

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party from the U s. S. Pampang was moving in

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to capture the town of Mundang on the island of

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Basilan during an uprising of native Morrows. Along the trail,

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the small party came upon a group of native huts.

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Hospital apprentice Fred McGuire was standing by in case he

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was needed for treatment of wounds. Suddenly, the Morrow bandits

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open fire from ambush in the huts and other concealed positions,

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dropping the sailors like flies. McGuire, essentially a non combatant,

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grabbed a rifle, charged the attackers, and after a furious fight,

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routed the bandits. Although he was wounded in the bloody fight,

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McGuire tirelessly tended to the wounds of the fallen sailors,

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thereby saving their lives before he considered his own condition.

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Fred McGuire's belief in Teen's spirit was exemplified by his

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conduct and doing a job that had to be done,

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a job which earned him the Medal of Honor.

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Speaker 3: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, starring Bob Bailey, originates in Hollywood

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and is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone, who also

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wrote Today's story. Heard in our cast were Eleanor Hadley,

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Larry Dobkin, Barney Phillips, Edgar Barrier, Junius Matthews, Russell Thorson,

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and Alan Reeve. These are join us next week, same

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time and station for another exciting story of yours truly,

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Johnny Dollars, This is Dan Cumberly speaking. This is the

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United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. A good story with some fun moments. If

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you hadn't hit him in the face with the fish

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is one of those lines acting teachers don't really prepare

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you for, but it was well delevered by Barney Phillips.

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The only real question I had is that if you

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need the money and jewels for your time in Vegas

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and are going back and forth, why leave your valuables

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at the resort. There would have been plenty of vaults

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in Vegas because having them at the resort not only

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meant the risk of it getting stolen there, but also

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you know, when you're going back and forth along the highway,

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you know significant amount of area to drive through. Well,

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listener comments and feedback now, and we start on Spotify

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with some pointed remarks to our hero regarding the episode

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The Eastern Western Matter, Michael Wrights saved insurance company money

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and herd owner ruin wife. The purp caught Jarny and

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he said he's sorry for the owner. You should be

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very sorry, you jerk walk away from it. Not that sorry, right, Johnny. Well,

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I guess in regards to that, I will say that

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it's not actually clear that he saved the insurance company

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any money unless she was the co owner of the herd,

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which would be kind of unusual. I mean, not just

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for nineteen fifty eight, but in general, it'd be somewhat

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unusual for her name to be on the herd as

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an owner. And legally, in terms of the insurance payout,

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the rancher was not responsible for his wife's actions. Now,

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unless there's a clause in the policy that would not

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be operative if it were done due to intentional mischief,

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and there's no indication of that, then the rancher probably

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got the money. What Johnny was sorry about is essentially, yeah,

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the guy probably had his insurance money, but he didn't

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have the cattle, and if he wanted to start again,

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that would be a whole process. And it also was

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a really painful betrayal by his wife in a way,

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even though in that case it was dealing with the

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father daughter betrayal, it was kind of like the Molly

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Ky matter where Johnny felt sorry for the captain at

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the end, even though the captain was fully remunerated. Insurance

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tries to make you whole four win. Certain events happen,

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but once the insurance company has paid money, there're certain

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things that they just can't fix. As to Johnny walking

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away from the case, I would remind you that the

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wife tried to poison him, and that's a lot to

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ask someone to walk away from. And of course you

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know she'd be in trouble with the insurance company because

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she committed attempted murder and insurance fraud, and they take

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that whole insurance fraud thing rather seriously. So I am

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on Johnny's side, as I usually am. And then I

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have an email from Rich who writes, I've been a

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listener for a short while now since a long time

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friend hit me off to the podcast. It's been a

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blast catching up with the series I wasn't familiar with,

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as well as we acquainting myself with ones I haven't

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heard in a long while. I was listening to the

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recent Yours tru Lead Johnny Dollar episode you posted the

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Eastern Western Matter when something caught my ear The Code

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of Honor PSAs during the first and third break were

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being narrated by someone whose voice sounded very familiar to me,

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but for the life of me, I can't place it.

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I have a vague memory that he also voiced some

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cartoons from my youth late seventies early eighty ishies. Any

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thoughts on who it might be? Thank you for your time, well,

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thanks so much, Rich and welcome to listening to the podcast.

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In terms of that, I'd always thought, particularly in the

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post World War Two era, that you were dealing with

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more more generic announcers than somebody who was or had

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been or would end up being a star, which often

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happened during World War Two. But when I read your email,

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I initially thought him might be Frank Nelson and maybe

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John Deaner. But listening to it, I can't really place

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the voice. And it can be true, Ricky, because I

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do think that certain actors tend to change the voice

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in the way they read something if they're reading something serious,

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as opposed to doing a cartoon or a radio program.

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But if anyone has any idea as to who that

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voice on the PSAs might be, please I feel free

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to send me an email and I will share it

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and I will learn and so well, Rich, thanks so

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much for the email. And then finally we have a

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comment from YouTube. This was on an older episode, but

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it's actually an episode of Johnny Dowler that we posted

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the first time through haven't posted yet, but there are

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no spoilers in this comment. And he writes it takes

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Quotsbud to put in your expense report that you're not

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patting it this time like you normally would. It was

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another time. You know, I miss the good old where

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you could just confess to filing false reports and not

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be a problem. In all seriousness, it could be interpreted

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as a bit of humor, which it would be hard

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to hold against someone in court, although the servicing side

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of the insurance industry is generally not known for its humor.

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But thanks so much. Appreciate that comment from Mechanic eight

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six' eight. Two and again it's apropos to a lot

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Of Johnny dollar episodes where he says things like. That all, Right,

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From we'll be back Next friday with another episode Of

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Yours Truly Johnny, dollar and join us back here On

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monday for The adventures of The. Falcon but tomorrow we

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will be bringing you the great adventurers of old time

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radio and our Series cloak and Dagger.

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Speaker 6: Ware this little dinner parties your Honor captain's. Content, HUH

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i regret we have nothing better Than Wild rabbits.

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Speaker 7: Store, well this is.

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Speaker 3: Swell quite a.

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Speaker 7: Welcome headquarters didn't tell me to expect anything like. This

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luset more wine for The captain. YEAR i will repay your.

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Glass thank, you.

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Speaker 6: And plus we say thank you this way.

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Speaker 7: You man'm not kissing. You, no, no not at. ALL

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i love Them elican.

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Speaker 3: Come help. ME i need you.

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Speaker 7: Now she's a very great girl at lousette.

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Speaker 6: And very, young, yeah only seventeen already she has seen

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so much hiding like vision defiest sneaking back into The

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German hill, village into the.

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Speaker 7: Village we miss. Her many of our group work in

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the village right into the noses of the. Enemy and

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The germans do not know that they are members of THE.

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McKee but they know you're.

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Speaker 6: Here, oh they, know they know that we're, here but

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they do not there come near the, forest accepting big rating.

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Fires they know very well that to one dead of,

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ours there will be twelve dead of.

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Speaker 1: THEIRS i hope you'll be with us then in the,

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