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Calling All Cars: The Dillinger Case
Calling All Cars · March 21, 1934 · 31 min · 4,104 words
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and often has a dispute with your police and firemen, with man that the automotive equipment they use will never sparkly, descendable performance. When life or death may be a matter of a split second, their gasoline must be good.
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evening friends, the members of your police department are second to none in the world and handling a revolver. They are trained to shoot with a maximum amount of accuracy because we want the world to know that Los Angeles is a hotspot for desperate criminals. Tonight we bring you the story of John Dillinger, America's number one criminal who roams at large in
the Middle West. It is just as desperate as Dillinger that we are prepared to meet. I have selected this story because it illustrates a timely warning to the citizens of this country that they must have trained law enforcement officers. Honors and funerals and the faith the citizens must support their police. I ask Chief Wallard of Tucson, Arizona, to come
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