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Suspicion

Suspense · April 3, 1948 · 59 min · 8,689 words

The transcript of “Suspicion”, an episode of Suspense first broadcast April 3, 1948. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Suspense plays Suspense free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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We are delaying the start of our regularly scheduled program. We have delayed the start of our regularly scheduled program to bring you this bulletin from CBS News. Washington, Federal Judge Matthew McGuire and Washington has signed a temporary injunction against both the coal mine operators and the miners in the soft coal dispute.

The injunction orders the coal miners to go back to work at once. This bulletin has come to you from CBS News. We now resume our scheduled program. Standing here to a thrills brings you an hour a full 60 minutes of suspense Unite the noted stage actor Sam Jaffe is our star in

Suspicion by Dorothy says a suspense play produced and directed by Anton M leader It is very quiet in hammer Smith the Western Metropolitan borough of London orderly homes line orderly residential streets and Inside these homes quiet people live quiet lives An outsider might notice the changeless security of Hammersmith, while the natives regard it

without comment as part of their peaceful pattern of living. It is a point of pride that St. Paul's School, located within the borough's limits, dates back to the 12th century, the Gedolphin School to the 16th century and the Edward Latimer Foundation to the 17th.

And it's a matter of record that the last disruptive influence exerted itself over the the Talon and its people in the year 879, when the Danish invaders occupied it as their winter camp. It isn't Hammersmith, our story is laid.

And now, with the performance of Sam Japrias, Edward Mumrey, Lorraine Tottles' wife Ethel, Alan Reed as Brooks, and with suspicion by Dorothy Sayers, we again hope to keep you in Sarspan! My name is Edward Mumery of Hammersmith.

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