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August 29, 1956
Wednesday

Article

• It's News Today

August 29, 1956
Wednesday

Article

• Fired Over Plug, 'All is Forgiven'

August 29, 1956
Wednesday

Article

• Flock Seeks Shepherd

August 29, 1956
Wednesday

Short Stories and Columns by Shep

• Quo - Vadis?

August 29, 1962
Wednesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• The Other Side of Us
First Line: Yes, but never really trapped. . .

August 29, 1963
Thursday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• March on Washington
First Line: Shep begins the show singing "I'm forever blowing bubbles"

August 29, 1964
Saturday

Radio - Limelight Show
Original Airing

• First Day in High School / Theme for Signal Corps; Girls Swimming Class
First Line: That oscillating, moving, quiet, saucepan of farina out there. . .

August 29, 1966
Monday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Archy Poem: A Flea Goes To Hollywood; Steel Mill Attire
First Line: Do you mind if I quote Don Marquis here. . .

August 29, 1970
Saturday

Radio - WOR Show

• Tobacco Spitting, Pinocle, and Tennis
First Line: We'd like to salute a gentleman who did it for all of us. . .

August 29, 1972
Tuesday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Iconoclast - H L Mencken
First Line: Hey, listen, before we get st- I''m warning you now

August 29, 1973
Wednesday

Live Shows

• Pro-Am Golf Tournament

August 29, 1973
Wednesday

Radio - WOR Show

• The Too Heavy Soap Box Derby Car
First Line: Planted home made mines. . .

August 29, 1975
Friday

Article

• TaIking About Life Is Shepherd's Forte

August 29, 1975
Friday

Radio - WOR Show
Original Airing

• Obscene Phone Call Number
First Line: When one is a barbarian, one does not drink, one swills. . .

August 29, 1975
Friday

Radio - WOR Show
WBJC Synd Replay

• Salute to crime, Flim flamed in Italy
First Line: I just punched the thing here and it's all ready. . .

August 29, 2005
Monday

Article

• Radio Troubadour

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975