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Calling All Cars: Seventy-Four Day Stakeout

Calling All Cars · May 15, 1936 · 31 min · 4,666 words

The transcript of “Seventy-Four Day Stakeout”, an episode of Calling All Cars first broadcast May 15, 1936. 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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All cars, the copyrighted program created for the Rio Grande the oil company. We bring all cars, fentanyl cars, fentanyl, Fresno County Sheriff's cars. We're going to look out for foreign described men. Number one, 35 years of age, dollar complexion, wearing a cap of brown suits.

Number two, around 25, slender bill, thin face, wearing a light cap, blue coveralls. These men held up in Rob the first state bank of clothing for $30,000 an hour ago. In gathering the facts for these true crime broadcasts, executives of the Rio Grande the oil company personally contact the police officers involved.

So many of whom are using Rio Grande cracked gasoline at their worst. In Oakland, in Berkeley, in North Angles, and in many other cities and counties of California and Arizona. These investigators have found why Rio Grande de Cruc gasoline is specified exclusively for all emergency cars.

These cities and counties have made repeated tests for the many gasoline's available, and have yet failed to find any gasoline which can outperform Rio Grande de Cruc. In all features, quick starting, acceleration, speed, power, it has no superior.

And yet with all these advantages it costs no more to buy, and actually costs less for mine. Official records prove these claims. And that's why more police and emergency cars use real grand decrets wherever it is sold than any other gasoline.

Quiet in your car. Get a sample of police car performance, and you too will acknowledge that real grand decrets gasoline gives you the most for your money. Now it is our great pleasure to present Kenneth George Overholz, the Fresno County.

Kenneth Overholz. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. There is an interesting parallel to be drawn between the psychology of the law-breaker and the psychology of his eternal enemies, the police officer. It could be summed up in one word, patience.

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