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Now it is time for this week's episode of Casey Cron photographer, the original air date, January 8, 1948, and the title is Queen of the Amazons.

The anchor-hawking glass cooperation brings you prime photographer.

Hi, I have some great housing.

Okay, Casey, Shay Tony was in here and he dropped his car.

Let me see.

This is A-H-T-M-F-N-I-G.

What the heck?

Here comes Tony now.

Wait a minute, see if I can get it.

Hi, Tony.

What is A-H-T-M-F-N-I-T mean, huh?

Oh, what you don't know.

Why everybody knows Casey?

Huh?

Everybody knows that means anchor-hawking.

The most famous name in glass.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin.

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