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making travel plans, check JohnnyDollarAir.com first. Well, now it's time for this week's episode

of yours truly JohnnyDollar. The original air date on this one is July the 11th of

1951, and the title is The Fairway Matter. From Hollywood, it's time now for Edmund O'Brien as

JohnnyDollar. That plane crash, Johnny. Did you hear? Yes, I just turned off my radio.

Well, it's horrible. Who is this? Oh, I'm sorry. It's Sam Harris, Columbia. Oh, sure.

Does your company carry the policies on that airline? Yes, but I'm not thinking of that. That crash

was planned. They're definite about it now. Yes, an explosion, some kind of a bomb. There were

13 people killed in the plane. They don't know how many in the houses that crashed into. We've got

to place responsibility. The company wants to do whatever it can. We've got to find whoever is

responsible. Sure, Mr. Harris. You want me to go on? Yes, we do. Their airline representative is a

man named Reed. Go out and do everything you can. Edmund O'Brien, in a transcribed adventure,

a man with the action-packed expensive car. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator.

Yours truly JohnnyDollar.

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or Risk Insurance Company. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation

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