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Campaign Headquarters
The Great Gildersleeve · May 28, 1944 · 29 min · 4,701 words
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Craft presents The Great Gilder's Leave. Craft Cheese Company makers of Parquet Marjor and a complete line of famous quality food products presents Harold Perry as The Great Gilder's Leave. Craft brings you The Great Gilder's Leave every week at this time, written by John Whedon and Sam Moore.
We'll hear from The Great Gilder's Leave in just a moment. If you're taking the family on a picnic this Memorial Day, surprise them with a variety of tempting treats made with Pabsteth, a delicious golden cheese food.
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Now let's follow once more of the ups and downs in the career of Throckmorton P. Gilder Sleeve. Last week he had one of his ups. At the annual outing, given for the city employees, he stole the show with his fruity baritone and forced merit to williger to retire in confusion and today we find him still riding the crest of that wave as he strolls down
Main Street with his campaign manager Judge Hooker about to weather Floyd Munson's barbershop. After you, Kelly. No, no, after you, Judge. I insist, after you. No, after you. Well then, we'll make up your mind. I'll make up yours. All right, after me. Close the door, gents, you're letting in flies. Oh, hello, Floyd. How's business? How's the
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