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Calling All Cars: The Ruth Judd Case

Calling All Cars · September 19, 1934 · 32 min · 4,326 words

The transcript of “The Ruth Judd Case”, an episode of Calling All Cars first broadcast September 19, 1934. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). North Pole Radio: Holiday Specials plays Calling All Cars free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The glass time is 830 PS. Small cars, the presentation of the Rio Grande oil company. Small cars, the 10th Earl cars, the only look up, all of the cars I've noticed is about 25 to 26 years.

Liggan Heights, light ground. Remember the police and fire equipment must be powered with the finest gasoline obtainable.

And remember that wherever Rio Grande cracked gasoline has been sold, it has been the police-prepared gasoline. Why did you be satisfied with any other? The cracking cloth, as my friends, has revolutionized the manufacture of gasoline.

It gives you the extra power which is lost by all time refining methods. You get a gasoline which actually responds instantly to your problem, which actually gives more power for drops, more miles for jealousy.

The spectacular rise in Rio Grande's sail through the truth of East Dayton, and thousands of new Rio Grande gasoline users in the southwest know what police car performance really means. And now here is good news for the motorists of Northern and Central California.

Within a few days, you too can have the same police car performance, because Rio Grande The very correct gasoline will be made available in your community. Try Rio Grande in your car. Give it a fair trial.

You will not be satisfied with any other. Now, ladies and gentlemen, we are very glad to welcome back to this microphone. Keep Gainsy Davis cover that a crime has been committed and how they often develop its investigation to a successful conclusion with a seeming psychic power. Many of our startling crimes have been discovered through

the alertness and cooperation of citizens. A noteworthy example was the Ruth Judd case of Phoenix, in which had not an employee of the southern Pacific station been on the job, it might never have been solved, and mad Ruth Judd would today be a free woman. This story This shows a completion of a necessary cooperation between the citizens and the law enforcement

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