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First, well now let's get into this week's episode of yours truly Johnny Dollar, the original

air date, January 5th, 1954, and the title is The Fairway Matter. Well y'all listening and

diamond, John Lund has. Johnny Dollar. That's a clean crash, Johnny. Did you hear? Yeah, I just turned

off my radio. It's horrible. Who is this? I'm sorry, Sam Harris, Columbia. Oh yeah, sure. Is your

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

Oh, they're jotting about it now? Yes, an explosion. Some kind of a bomb.

If a 13-people killed in the plane and they don't know how many in a heart crashed into it.

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

whoever is responsible. Yeah, sure, Mr. Harris. You want me to go out there? Yes, we do. The airline

representative is a man named Reese. Go out. Do everything you can.

Now, for just a moment, what do you say we take time out to talk about Starroot?

Never heard of them? Well, I don't suppose many of us have, but they exist, all right?

Now, those of us who live in cities or in other localities where regular letter carriers drop

off our mail, probably never wonder how mail is handled in places where almost no one lives.

Where there's hardly anything and not much reason for going there.

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