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"You have been listening to a paid political broadcast. This station neither affirms nor disputes the lies expressed by either party"
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Santa Claus tried to come down the chimney of a Washington hotel room this year, but gave up in despair when he found that two people were sleeping in the fireplace and three more in the chimney.
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"It Will Be Strange at First-i've Never Been Married to Him as a Civilian"
JUNE 1945
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“Mother Always Makes Me Write It Five Hundred Times Before I Go Out with Mr. Parker"
AUGUST, 1940
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“Well Not Exactly a Gift—It Was More of a Trade"
JANUARY, 1941
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“It May Be a Little Old-Fashioned, Dear, but It Worked Fine with Your Father”
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