Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Meek Memorial Matter (EP4423) Mystery

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Today’s Mystery:
Johnny investigates the theft of a first draft of the Gettysburg Address from a private museum in New Bedford, Massachusetts, which is owned by a wealthy, blind woman.
Original Radio Broadcast Date: March 3, 1957
Originating from Hollywood
Starring: Bob Bailey as Johnny Dollar; Lawrence Dobkin; Marvin Miller; Bert Holland; Virginia Gregg; Peggy Webber; Jack Moyles; Hans Conried
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