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Calling All Cars: The Hunted Man
Calling All Cars · March 24, 1939 · 30 min · 5,004 words
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The transcript of “The Hunted Man”, an episode of Calling All Cars first broadcast March 24, 1939. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.
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The copyrighted program, created by Rio Grande, 27 years ago, I threw it as weight 170 pounds. This man escaped from the Cody Wyoming-Gio, large-basics highway robbery at the minute at the point of a gun.
Some of it is perpetrated by the unseen bandits of rifts and dust, who take command of defenseless bulk oils and bore from within to undermine the efficiency of your motive, stethrow its morale, and ultimately, send it to the condemned rogue.
or that reason tens of thousands of Western motors are entrusting the lives of their motors to Rio Lu. A great lubricant that wears the impenetrable armor of field, have approved cans, making Rio Lu's the perfect bodyguard of every vital moving part.
This pure 100% terraven bait motor law is so completely deluxe and de-jelly that the most severe cold weather cannot change its quick, move flow through every part of your motor. If a thousand miles have rolled by since your last oil change do this.
When you turn into the nearest wheel run to station in the morning for that thankful of crushed gasoline, have the crankcase drink, and take aboard some real loose, or real run to Pennsylvania. There are no finer motor oil sold in the way.
The story we are to hear tonight has been taken from the confidential files of the sheriff of Park County, Wyoming. If solution was made possible by the cooperation of the law enforcement agency of the region in which it occurred, and as another example of the cooperation of such agencies, the other few teams that could be the Los Angeles County have asked,
under set up, ACUO, to open our program. The field of calling all cars is then for six years of fact that crime does not pay. And like other programs dealing with the criminal element, it never has been a glorification of criminals.
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