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To the great detectives of old-time radio, from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham.

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Johnny Dollar. The original air date February 6, 1953, and the title is The Chicago Fraud Matter.

From Hollywood. It's time now for John Lund as... Johnny Dollar.

Niles Hartley, Johnny, come on be alive. Niles, how are you? I thought you were in Chicago these days.

I am, Mrs. Long Distance. We have one here that's a pin. Tell me about it.

One of our brokers wrote a $50,000 straight-life policy on a man named Lane. Mr. Lane up and dropped

a couple of days ago. Uh-huh. You'll never guess why. Why? He starved to death.

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