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The Boomerang
Tales of the Texas Rangers · July 6, 1952 · 29 min · 4,696 words
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Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCray as Ranger Jason Pearson. Another authentic reenactment of a case transcribed from the files of the Texas Rangers. Some places in the following story are fictitious for obvious reasons.
The events themselves are a matter of records. Tomorrow from the Windy City, NBC, the National Broadcasting Company begins its coverage of the Republican National Convention. More than 300 experts in their fields will be on hand to bring you every important news of that of the next week.
next week. Yes, tomorrow is the big day. NBC has been preparing for this convention coverage for almost a full year, with tons of valuable equipment at their disposal, and years of news experience behind them, men like H. V. Coddenborn, John Cameron Swayze, Richard Hockness, W.W. Chaplin, and hundreds of other nationally known newsmen will see to it that
you at home will be able to attend the Republican Convention on NBC. You'll be closer to the activity than many of the people at Chicago's International Amphitheatre. For NBC will take you to the convention floor, to smoke-filled rooms, and a new studio is built especially for convention use.
Yes, NBC with more personnel than any other network will be your best bet for convention coverage. You'll hear all the news first on this station. Now the Texas Rangers. And now from the piles of the Texas Rangers the case called the Boomerang.
It is late afternoon on a Thursday in May 1937. Several miles north of Catonsville, Texas, a car containing two middle-aged women, pulls up in front of a shanty on a rundown farm. He's here all right.
There's his horse and buggy. I'll ride back with him Ruthie. All right, Esco. Thanks for driving me over. Don't mention it. Don't break it down. I'm called Mrs. Hadley. What do you want? Is my father in there?
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