| DUMMY1/LJ022-0023.wav|The overwhelming majority of people in this country know how to sift the wheat from the chaff in what they hear and what they read. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ043-0030.wav|If somebody did that to me, a lousy trick like that, to take my wife away, and all the furniture, I would be mad as hell, too. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ005-0201.wav|as is shown by the report of the Commissioners to inquire into the state of the municipal corporations in eighteen thirty-five. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ001-0110.wav|Even the Caslon type when enlarged shows great shortcomings in this respect: | |
| DUMMY1/LJ003-0345.wav|All the committee could do in this respect was to throw the responsibility on others. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ007-0154.wav|These pungent and well-grounded strictures applied with still greater force to the unconvicted prisoner, the man who came to the prison innocent, and still uncontaminated, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ018-0098.wav|and recognized as one of the frequenters of the bogus law-stationers. His arrest led to that of others. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ047-0044.wav|Oswald was, however, willing to discuss his contacts with Soviet authorities. He denied having any involvement with Soviet intelligence agencies | |
| DUMMY1/LJ031-0038.wav|The first physician to see the President at Parkland Hospital was Dr. Charles J. Carrico, a resident in general surgery. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ048-0194.wav|during the morning of November twenty-two prior to the motorcade. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ049-0026.wav|On occasion the Secret Service has been permitted to have an agent riding in the passenger compartment with the President. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ004-0152.wav|although at Mr. Buxton's visit a new jail was in process of erection, the first step towards reform since Howard's visitation in seventeen seventy-four. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ008-0278.wav|or theirs might be one of many, and it might be considered necessary to "make an example." | |
| DUMMY1/LJ043-0002.wav|The Warren Commission Report. By The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy. Chapter seven. Lee Harvey Oswald: | |
| DUMMY1/LJ009-0114.wav|Mr. Wakefield winds up his graphic but somewhat sensational account by describing another religious service, which may appropriately be inserted here. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0506.wav|A modern artist would have difficulty in doing such accurate work. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ050-0168.wav|with the particular purposes of the agency involved. The Commission recognizes that this is a controversial area | |
| DUMMY1/LJ039-0223.wav|Oswald's Marine training in marksmanship, his other rifle experience and his established familiarity with this particular weapon | |
| DUMMY1/LJ029-0032.wav|According to O'Donnell, quote, we had a motorcade wherever we went, end quote. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ031-0070.wav|Dr. Clark, who most closely observed the head wound, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ034-0198.wav|Euins, who was on the southwest corner of Elm and Houston Streets testified that he could not describe the man he saw in the window. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ026-0068.wav|Energy enters the plant, to a small extent, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ039-0075.wav|once you know that you must put the crosshairs on the target and that is all that is necessary. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ004-0096.wav|the fatal consequences whereof might be prevented if the justices of the peace were duly authorized | |
| DUMMY1/LJ005-0014.wav|Speaking on a debate on prison matters, he declared that | |
| DUMMY1/LJ012-0161.wav|he was reported to have fallen away to a shadow. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ018-0239.wav|His disappearance gave color and substance to evil reports already in circulation that the will and conveyance above referred to | |
| DUMMY1/LJ019-0257.wav|Here the tread-wheel was in use, there cellular cranks, or hard-labor machines. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0008.wav|you tap gently with your heel upon the shoulder of the dromedary to urge her on. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ024-0083.wav|This plan of mine is no attack on the Court; | |
| DUMMY1/LJ042-0129.wav|No night clubs or bowling alleys, no places of recreation except the trade union dances. I have had enough. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ036-0103.wav|The police asked him whether he could pick out his passenger from the lineup. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ046-0058.wav|During his Presidency, Franklin D. Roosevelt made almost four hundred journeys and traveled more than three hundred fifty thousand miles. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0076.wav|He was seen afterwards smoking and talking with his hosts in their back parlor, and never seen again alive. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ002-0043.wav|long narrow rooms -- one thirty-six feet, six twenty-three feet, and the eighth eighteen, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ009-0076.wav|We come to the sermon. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ017-0131.wav|even when the high sheriff had told him there was no possibility of a reprieve, and within a few hours of execution. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ046-0184.wav|but there is a system for the immediate notification of the Secret Service by the confining institution when a subject is released or escapes. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0263.wav|When other pleasures palled he took a theatre, and posed as a munificent patron of the dramatic art. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ042-0096.wav|(old exchange rate) in addition to his factory salary of approximately equal amount | |
| DUMMY1/LJ049-0050.wav|Hill had both feet on the car and was climbing aboard to assist President and Mrs. Kennedy. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ019-0186.wav|seeing that since the establishment of the Central Criminal Court, Newgate received prisoners for trial from several counties, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0307.wav|then let twenty days pass, and at the end of that time station near the Chaldasan gates a body of four thousand. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ012-0235.wav|While they were in a state of insensibility the murder was committed. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ034-0053.wav|reached the same conclusion as Latona that the prints found on the cartons were those of Lee Harvey Oswald. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0030.wav|These were damnatory facts which well supported the prosecution. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ015-0203.wav|but were the precautions too minute, the vigilance too close to be eluded or overcome? | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0093.wav|but his scribe wrote it in the manner customary for the scribes of those days to write of their royal masters. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ002-0018.wav|The inadequacy of the jail was noticed and reported upon again and again by the grand juries of the city of London, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0275.wav|At last, in the twentieth month, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ012-0042.wav|which he kept concealed in a hiding-place with a trap-door just under his bed. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ011-0096.wav|He married a lady also belonging to the Society of Friends, who brought him a large fortune, which, and his own money, he put into a city firm, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ036-0077.wav|Roger D. Craig, a deputy sheriff of Dallas County, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ016-0318.wav|Other officials, great lawyers, governors of prisons, and chaplains supported this view. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ013-0164.wav|who came from his room ready dressed, a suspicious circumstance, as he was always late in the morning. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ027-0141.wav|is closely reproduced in the life-history of existing deer. Or, in other words, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0335.wav|accordingly they committed to him the command of their whole army, and put the keys of their city into his hands. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ031-0202.wav|Mrs. Kennedy chose the hospital in Bethesda for the autopsy because the President had served in the Navy. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ021-0145.wav|From those willing to join in establishing this hoped-for period of peace, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ016-0288.wav|"Müller, Müller, He's the man," till a diversion was created by the appearance of the gallows, which was received with continuous yells. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ028-0081.wav|Years later, when the archaeologists could readily distinguish the false from the true, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ018-0081.wav|his defense being that he had intended to commit suicide, but that, on the appearance of this officer who had wronged him, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ021-0066.wav|together with a great increase in the payrolls, there has come a substantial rise in the total of industrial profits | |
| DUMMY1/LJ009-0238.wav|After this the sheriffs sent for another rope, but the spectators interfered, and the man was carried back to jail. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ005-0079.wav|and improve the morals of the prisoners, and shall insure the proper measure of punishment to convicted offenders. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ035-0019.wav|drove to the northwest corner of Elm and Houston, and parked approximately ten feet from the traffic signal. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ036-0174.wav|This is the approximate time he entered the roominghouse, according to Earlene Roberts, the housekeeper there. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ046-0146.wav|The criteria in effect prior to November twenty-two, nineteen sixty-three, for determining whether to accept material for the PRS general files | |
| DUMMY1/LJ017-0044.wav|and the deepest anxiety was felt that the crime, if crime there had been, should be brought home to its perpetrator. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ017-0070.wav|but his sporting operations did not prosper, and he became a needy man, always driven to desperate straits for cash. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0020.wav|He was soon afterwards arrested on suspicion, and a search of his lodgings brought to light several garments saturated with blood; | |
| DUMMY1/LJ016-0020.wav|He never reached the cistern, but fell back into the yard, injuring his legs severely. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ045-0230.wav|when he was finally apprehended in the Texas Theatre. Although it is not fully corroborated by others who were present, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ035-0129.wav|and she must have run down the stairs ahead of Oswald and would probably have seen or heard him. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ008-0307.wav|afterwards express a wish to murder the Recorder for having kept them so long in suspense. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ008-0294.wav|nearly indefinitely deferred. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ047-0148.wav|On October twenty-five, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ008-0111.wav|They entered a "stone cold room," and were presently joined by the prisoner. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ034-0042.wav|that he could only testify with certainty that the print was less than three days old. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ037-0234.wav|Mrs. Mary Brock, the wife of a mechanic who worked at the station, was there at the time and she saw a white male, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ040-0002.wav|Chapter seven. Lee Harvey Oswald: Background and Possible Motives, Part one. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ045-0140.wav|The arguments he used to justify his use of the alias suggest that Oswald may have come to think that the whole world was becoming involved | |
| DUMMY1/LJ012-0035.wav|the number and names on watches, were carefully removed or obliterated after the goods passed out of his hands. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ012-0250.wav|On the seventh July, eighteen thirty-seven, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ016-0179.wav|contracted with sheriffs and conveners to work by the job. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ016-0138.wav|at a distance from the prison. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ027-0052.wav|These principles of homology are essential to a correct interpretation of the facts of morphology. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ031-0134.wav|On one occasion Mrs. Johnson, accompanied by two Secret Service agents, left the room to see Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Connally. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ019-0273.wav|which Sir Joshua Jebb told the committee he considered the proper elements of penal discipline. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0110.wav|At the first the boxes were impounded, opened, and found to contain many of O'Connor's effects. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ034-0160.wav|on Brennan's subsequent certain identification of Lee Harvey Oswald as the man he saw fire the rifle. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ038-0199.wav|eleven. If I am alive and taken prisoner, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ014-0010.wav|yet he could not overcome the strange fascination it had for him, and remained by the side of the corpse till the stretcher came. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ033-0047.wav|I noticed when I went out that the light was on, end quote, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ040-0027.wav|He was never satisfied with anything. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ048-0228.wav|and others who were present say that no agent was inebriated or acted improperly. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ003-0111.wav|He was in consequence put out of the protection of their internal law, end quote. Their code was a subject of some curiosity. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ008-0258.wav|Let me retrace my steps, and speak more in detail of the treatment of the condemned in those bloodthirsty and brutally indifferent days, | |
| DUMMY1/LJ029-0022.wav|The original plan called for the President to spend only one day in the State, making whirlwind visits to Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Houston. | |
| DUMMY1/LJ004-0045.wav|Mr. Sturges Bourne, Sir James Mackintosh, Sir James Scarlett, and William Wilberforce. | |