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| Title | : | the man called x (14) five ounces of treason |
| Air Date | : | 01.13.1951 ( January 13, 1951) |
| Plot | : | + Sponsored by: Anacin, RCA Victor. Pedro Andalera runs into an airplane propeller at LaGuardia airport. He had pamphlets about how to create sabotage in his pockets. Ken Thurston leaves for Cuba to find the source of the "infection." At the end of the program, Herbert Marshall credits Pegan Zellschmidt as playing the part of Leon Belasco! + It’s a grey day in the cold wind whips the airstrips, but the flight tower at LaGuardia field is doing business as usual. At 12:04 it brings in the liner from Dublin and lands it safely. As the door opens Ken Thurston comes down the steps and hurries across the ramp. Yes it’s a grey day all right and dark and cold but not so the voice that greets Ken… |
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| Title | : | the man called x (14) five ounces of treason |
| Air Date | : | 01.13.1951 |
| Plot | : | + Sponsored by: Anacin, RCA Victor. Pedro Andalera runs into an airplane propeller at LaGuardia airport. He had pamphlets about how to create sabotage in his pockets. Ken Thurston leaves for Cuba to find the source of the "infection." At the end of the program, Herbert Marshall credits Pegan Zellschmidt as playing the part of Leon Belasco! + It’s a grey day in the cold wind whips the airstrips, but the flight tower at LaGuardia field is doing business as usual. At 12:04 it brings in the liner from Dublin and lands it safely. As the door opens Ken Thurston comes down the steps and hurries across the ramp. Yes it’s a grey day all right and dark and cold but not so the voice that greets Ken… |
| File | : | five_ounces_of_treason-1951-01-13.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.94Mb |
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