Society & Culture:History
Now on the blog, one of my favorite police procedurals from the 1950s, “The FBI in Peace and War”.
The episode of October 15, 1952 is titled “The Solid Citizen”. The story concerns a “solid citizen”, who is fraudster facing murder charges. The show is sponsored by Chesterfield cigarettes, Dentyn and Beeman’s Pepsin.
The show was transferred direct from an original 16” lacquer cut by Fulton Recording Company in New York.
This particular episode of the program is floating around among collectors and is taken, I think, from this same disc, but I was able to get a better transfer.
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