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A young newspaper reporter finds himself framed for murder.
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Writer
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Released
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EN
Hank Parker
Phyllis Sanderson
Monty de Granville
Skippy
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Tony Bowman
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Walter Billings
Nick
Mathew Mattison
Goldie Green
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