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But now it's time for this week's episode of Casey Crime Photographer.

Now we're skipping over the Christmas episode and we'll come back to it when we're closer to

the holidays. But now we're going to bring you today's episode of Casey Crime Photographer.

Now I'm skipping over the Christmas episode. We'll come back to that in about three months.

But the original air date on this week's episode is January 1st, 1948 and the title is Hot New Year's Party.

The anchor Hawking Glass Corporation brings you Crime Photographer.

Happy New Year, Casey. Happy New Year, Edelbert.

Thank you, Margaret. Hey, you know this 1948's going to be a great year?

Why so? Or don't you know? It's leave here. And guess what can leave here mean to you?

Why I'm surprised, Edelbert. Don't you know that that means an extra Thursday? No, what?

No, what? That extra Thursday gives me an extra chance to say that anchor Hawking is the most famous name in glass.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin. Every week at this time,

the anchor Hawking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and it's more than 10,000 employees,

bring you another adventure of Casey Crime Photographer.

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